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Do you know about the Aberfan disaster in your country?
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no
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>>225538265
Do you want to know?
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>>225538218
no
>>225538321
no
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>>225538337
Okay.
:(
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>>225538218
It was the anglos' fault
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>>225538321
sure
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>>225538218
Yes when I watched the crown. It's sad to see dead White children but they would have grown to become boomers so it's not that tragic.
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>>225538375
144 people died when a coal tip, weakened by heavy rain, collapsed into slurry and slid down a hill, burying a school.
The deaths included 116 young children, and many of the dead teachers and school staff were found attempting to protect more children with their bodies, some successfully.
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>>225538218
Welsh people deserve it for trusting mountains, never trust mountains
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>>225538218
>Malgré l'importance de la catastrophe, la reine Élisabeth II refuse tout d'abord de se rendre dans le village sinistré, déclenchant de vives critiques dans la presse britannique et la classe politique. Le seul membre de la famille royale à s'y précipiter est Lord Snowdon, mari de sa sœur Margaret[6]. Sous la pression, notamment de son gouvernement travailliste, Élisabeth II se résoudra finalement à faire le déplacement seulement huit jours après.
what was this old bitch's problem
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>>225538218
How brutal, poor kids
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>>225538582
damn
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>>225538218
Thirdie tier government response.
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>>225538582
>a coal tip
A what
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>>225538535
Kek
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>Some staff died trying to protect the children. Nansi Williams, the school meals clerk, used her body to shield five children, who all survived; Williams did not, and was found by rescuers still holding a pound note she had been collecting as lunch money.[40] Dai Beynon, the deputy headmaster, tried to use a blackboard to shield himself and five children from the slurry pouring through the school. He and all 34 pupils in his class were killed. When the avalanche stopped, so did the noise; one resident recalled that "in that silence you couldn't hear a bird or a child".
Grim.
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>>225539167
A big mound of earth and low-grade coal scrap discarded during mining. The Aberfan coal tips were enormous, far too big to remain stable, because of the lack of regulation at the time.
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The coal mine has fallen
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>>225539958
how is a bunch of rocks stacked up unstable. that's what a mountain is you tard.
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>>225538218
No
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>>225543558
Funny bait! Well meme'd my friend!
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>>225538218
Brumadinho
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>>225538582
But to be fair wind turbines are unsightly



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