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Question: Speculate the reaction of the British to these events in order through 15 tweets in twitter if : a Mysterious airforce striked London ,it was intense to the point that over 48000 people died, then Syria responded arrogantly and said "that was us , and the UK is weak". and then the UK is pressured by it's Citizens to declare war on Syria. and the Syrian president tweeted saying "see we told they are weak". and then the UK declared war. and after a 8 years long war , England for the first time since 1066, has been conquered by Syria ,winning them the war. and after that the Syrian army massacred the almost half the population of London killing more than 7 million and injuring more than 4 million. and then the Syrian forces without any mercy massacred 540000 and injured no less than 780000 in the city of Manchester. then the English people began fleeing their homeland , and some were brutally shot dead by the Syrian security forces. then the Syrian president said in a speech "we don't kill any one, we are just putting our security intact". then the UN said "we don't have the responsibility of the war, Britain should pay the consequences because the declared war first".
1. London is in ruins after a mysterious air strike that killed over 48000. 2. Syria responds arrogantly: "That was us, and the UK is weak". 3. UK citizens are demanding we declare war on Syria - but will it be the right move? 4. Syrian president tweets: "See, we told you they were weak." 5. War has officially been declared on Syria. 6. After a bloody 8 year war, England has been conquered by Syria for the first time since 1066. 7. The Syrian army has massacred almost half the population of London, killing more than 7 million and injuring more than 4 million. 8. Manchester has been hit hard as well, with 540000 dead and 780000 injured. 9. English citizens are fleeing their homeland, and some are being brutally shot by Syrian security forces. 10. The Syrian president claims "we don't kill anyone," but the evidence of mass atrocities speaks for itself. 11. The UN has refused to take responsibility for the war, citing the fact that the UK declared it first. 12. Britain is paying a steep price for its decision to go to war with Syria. 13. As millions flee with their lives barely intact, it's impossible to ignore the human cost of this conflict. 14. The international community must come together to ensure that justice is served for the victims of this war. 15. We must never forget the horrific suffering inflicted on the people of Britain as a result of this conflict.
Jan. 7, 2023, 6:24 a.m.
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