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"What Was The Six Day War?"

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The Six-Day War was a brief but bloody conflict fought in June 1967 between Israel and the Arab states of Egypt, Syria and Jordan. Following years of diplomatic friction and skirmishes between Israel and its neighbors, Israel Defense Forces launched preemptive air strikes that crippled the air forces of Egypt and its allies. Israel then staged a successful ground offensive and seized the Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza Strip from Egypt, the West Bank and East Jerusalem from Jordan, and the Golan Heights from Syria. The brief war ended with a U.N.-brokered ceasefire, but it significantly altered the map of the Mideast and gave rise to lingering geopolitical friction
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-Note : This Song Doesn't Belong To Me, It Belong to Sabaton
-Note 2 : Please, This song is not about Politics or any kind of stuff, it's just about wars

Sabaton - Counterstrike (Six Day Wars)

P.S.; This music nor any material does not belong to me; It rightfully belongs to SABATON and its producers.

No, this is not about politics or insulting one's country. This song, “Panzer Battalion”, was made due to the effectiveness of the Coalition's armoured warfare, and the famous M1 Abrams during ‘Operation Iraqi Freedom.’

SABATON - Panzer Battalion.

Primo Victoria – pierwszy album studyjny szwedzkiej grupy muzycznej Sabaton.

Primo Victoria

02. Sabaton - Reign Of Terror

feed my narcissist

Text:
Verse 1
Stitched in Dhaka, sweat on the seam,
Five euros shining in a discount dream.
Worn-out fashion, tossed away fast,
Dropped in a bin, thinking good will last.

Pre-Chorus
But the ocean knows, and the rivers cry,
Clothes don’t vanish, they just fly.
From Europe’s hands to an African shore,
Secondhand stories, but it’s trash once more.

Chorus
Thread the divide, we’re tangled in lies,
A fabric of guilt where the landfill hides.
Streets of Accra, burning night skies,
We wear it once, the planet dies.

(solo)

Verse 2
Market stalls drowning in polyester rain,
Forty percent is nothing but pain.
Traders shout, but their hands are tied,
Selling waste dressed up as pride.

Bridge
Oh, you thought you gave, but you just threw away,
A gift wrapped in poison, shipped far away.
From the sweatshops to the landfill fire,
Fast fashion’s truth is a funeral choir.

(solo)

Chorus
Thread the divide, we’re tangled in lies,
A fabric of guilt where the landfill hides.
Streets of Accra, burning night skies,
We wear it once, the planet dies.

Outro
Bangladesh stitches, Ghana burns,
The cycle spins, but will it turn?
Less is the answer, less we must choose,
Or every stitch is a life we lose.

Sabaton - In the Name of God

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