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he misspells legal peter: whoa davidis it's not the same as giving guns to atf. >> the atf was not givingo would then take the guns to mexico. it's a little bit different. i think given given brian's spelling mistakes on legal, leal l-e-a-l l-e-a-l, not legale -- -- like beagel. >> here is one more. related to a conversation about dressage with ann romney. for multiple sclerosis and that helps. we were making the point dressage is not just any ordinary horseback riding. it's an elitist expensive. horseback riding making fun of ann romney and her horse -- horse misspelled please do not let us sink to the level of the right ring. i ask you to leave mrs. romney alone. i feel the right-wing's despicable attacks of family members with whom they disagree. because they do it does not mean we have to. we are not attacking her morality. we were saying the idea that everyone has access toss dressage, very expensive horse danceing is not true. >> and that everybody that suffers from ms, that the solution for them is dressage horses. not just horses but dressage horses. david: we are not challenging

filled his villagers part two of our conversation with emad burnat and the co-director israeli guy davidi. all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the crisis in syria is intensifying following a massacre of sunni villagers. witnesses and activists say government-backed forces killed up to 86 people in the village of qubair, over how for women and children. most of the victims were burned in their own homes, with many bodies showing signs of grizzly murders. the massacre reportedly came after dozens of syrian troops and militia members surrounded the village of from all directions. on thursday, syrian troops blocked u.n. monitors from reaching the village and some observers came under fire as they tried to approach. the attack came less than two weeks after pro-government forces killed over 100 civilians in the village of houla. the syrian government blames rebel "terrorists." at the united nations, international envoy kofi annan $8 to his ceasefire plan has failed and says responsibility first rests with syrian