31 October 2015

Absolutely Unbelievable

It is absolutely unbelievable how this world does not want so see.

My heart and mind outgoing to All especially these days who are so precious to this planet by never giving up Life, by being bravest Warriors of Light in this Re-Ality, the last and only heroes of Today.

So much thanks for your example, for your strength, for your being and for your personal sacrifice. May All Good be with you All of these days, All of the time.

It is very a special time, anyway. I pray so deeply for All of you and for miracles to come true.

LoVe,
Lyn

29 October 2015

My Terrorist - Your Terrorist

'My terrorist is good, yours is bad.' 

Said the Terrorist.


Well, I just liked how much this fits like a perfectly taylor made suit. It is not exactly what he said. This is what he really said, according to Reuters:


"They don't even accept the PYD as a terrorist organization. What kind of nonsense is this?" he said. "The West still has the mentality of 'My terrorist is good, yours is bad.'"Western allies are now arming the Kurds, he added.


Why should anyone but him see PYD as terrorist?
Looks more like someone is heavily struggling with his mouches volantes, n'est-ce pas?

And also, he said (according to source above):



"This was a warning. 'Pull yourself together. If you try to do this elsewhere - Turkey doesn't need permission from anyone - we will do what is necessary."  


Really?
Since when is Syria his, too? Like Iraq already, too?


Wondering .......

Lyn

24 October 2015

Finding of the Day - Awesome Documentary

Through one of those channels found this tonight. An awesome piece of documentary. Please remember - only through the eyes of the heart you see well enough. My respect.

And if people until now have not really understood what things are about - remember the letter of the teacher to which I wrote 'it is about 'Help Mankind'. It is about this. This conflict is about mankind. It is about our sense of humanity, about whether we still or yet can see right from wrong, about our hearts, maybe about our planet. Think I am exaggerating? I don't think so. It took me decades to find back my sense and intuition. If my intuition says this is the moment maybe the one moment to act, most likely it is. I do not want to be right, that would be bad attitude - just look at my plea to Mr European Inactive Human Rights Commissioner stating some thing would happen - just two days later the 2015/10/10 Ankara massacre took place. Wish it would not have done so - though can't change what hateful people do. I am just a tracker, a well-trained information proceeder - leadership and other roles are in other people's hands. Certainly it was neither PKK or HDP affiliated or any of those - most ridiculous, those hate-dwarf's explanations, and once more demonstrating his sick brain and soul. What is completely true though is that none of those kind of attacks were ever properly investigated, not to speak about identifying the true actors. Guess why. Whoever takes the coming elections as 'democratic' must be out of proper frame. (Guess Merkel will - and with her Junker oops Juncker, and the whole EU.)

Okay, I guess (and hope) you'll have a plan to swipe those elements into the books of history.
Soon. Or how much longer will people, will the super powers accept those donkeys at the head of that anyway stolen state, creating so much disaster as they do?

How will you get control over those military and police forces running mad, those para-paramilitaries then - when the moment has come to fix them?

How anyway anyone wants to deal with those IS people - men as well as women and children? If you look how brain-sick these are from scratch, how those are teaching already their toddlers to torture and to kill, there is no hope for cure. No therapy is there to cure such born beasts. I was for long also watching and listening to many stories of young men joining IS. For each one, there is a story behind. What is incurable though forever are those children and toddlers who already committed extreme violation themselves. Holds true for African as well (hej, goody Europe, look at what you get there!) - may be different though for the girls who have experienced both sides of violence.

At the end of WWII, Russian as well as American victors have taken their share of 'male rights' on the women. Rumors tell that in Syria, Russians already do the same again. UN soldiers ... well, somewhat hopeless. Ban-Ki keeping on smiling, I guess. Soon your duties are over. Just don't move too much - except for takes with Conchita Wurst.

Just asking to not repeat shit of history - and get those guys to justice.

Okay - back to the finding:




Thank you for being there and existing,
all brave and awesome people of this world,
otherwise
none would survive.

Lyn


(PS.  my writing of some posts is a little bit messy these days - I know this and will try to fix it. When ever I will find the time ;-) )

Just A Word

Too much is happening respectively in preparation to happen, these days.

Europe has prepared its breakdown complete itself. No one else is responsible but a population and structures which did not want to wake up and use their brains. Public discussions are mostly so ridiculous these days consolidating the impression that the whole of Europe is a bunch of gasbags. None wanted to listen in time, now the time is running out - have fun. Unfortunately, the results of such misleading most often hits those who are most vulnerable or most innocent at first.

Just proving which kind of no-culture has been established by the Reign of the Incapables. Who was ever objecting? Yes, there were, but so very few. Thank you who did work on values ever and all the time, usually there is little to no thanks because others mostly don't see. As usually, on these functionally working the bullies exercise their skills in how to bully better.  It is always the same mess. In general? Dump those so called values - there never were any. On paper, yes. In reality, Human Rights have provably not existed in Europe even throughout the last decades, only a social-Darwinist right of the 'stronger': Of the more violent, of the more trouble-making, of those who scream the loudest, block up the closest or address and trigger the ones in power in the most underhanded ways; a right of the 'smartest in cheating'. All under Betas and Gammas. You really want to face what comes? Lol. We know you will be running away first, and leave the shit to us.

'Leaders', 'teachers', 'healers' and 'watchers of and for justice' who all were supposed to re-arrange and organize on behalf of civilization, have fallen for the honey-sweet talks of liars, assembled such around themselves.

No leaders, no stopping perpetrators, no working organizations (they ony look like - watch closely when they will fall apart), no chance for living with values and honesty in environments like such.

A thin-walled hollow generation named Y is acting like their stars on their screens, ironically copying and following role-models which were supposed to work as extreme exaggerations of possible defects in human characters, in combination with armies of societal break-downers entering the dementia phase right now. For Western Gen Y, the only relevant question remaining is: 'Why did we not see THAT SHIT HAPPEN, when ALL was on a better way?' For gen 'boom', cohortes of self-centered naives who did not notice any signs of time, using up all resources and with it the future of Europe and maybe the world, eating up all perspectives for youth in growth will eat up just the rest by for long time having to be literally pampered, dement but as dead bodies also not so quickly dying yet.

How is it possible that with the estate of knowledge which mankind has achieved, just two generations can be so stupid to eat up the grain which is supposed to be sowed for future?

Baby Boomers own parent generation had experienced horrible times - every where - and had worked enormously hard to provide their next with a real good start; for that generation this having obviously functioned only as a signal to waste it all, not pass on even a slightest chance for those after.

Black holes into which everything created has disappeared:

Leaving no chance for a functioning flow.


Politics are crazy, too. Just a result of the psychological estates societies are caught in, and this is the problem of so-called democracy as I have tried to mention some time ago. If you take into account that general drug abuse even in the middle-class, Prescription Drug Abuse and many forms of performance enhancers have enabled the most un-useful to fill all relevant positions and at the same time many 'normal' people are already suffering from in-depth change of their neuronal structures (Aspartames, Aluminums, Estrogen-like plastic softeners, a strong enforcement of only right-handed meaning 'left-brained' thinking only and so forth), many outgrowths become some kind of clear. 

Sick sticks with sick.
It agglomerates, so to say.


In healthy environments sick would be isolated and certainly rendered harmless - the term 'neutralized would be appropriate in biological wording but unfortunately also has another meaning.

In these systems it is the other way around, the sick attack and sort out the rest of healthy; in such ways, systemic monsters are created which in no healthy system would ever survive. The structures of bureaucracies - bureau-crazies :-) - and organizations show all that nicely, and you will find not really differences between such systems of various ideologies. It is not a matter of belief or this or that side thinking or of any of such: 

It is a matter of 'healthy' or not, of if there is an enlightening spirit - or not.


While it looks kind of hope-bringing that at least Russia and the US plus amended parties are starting a 'kind of communication' (feels definitely a kind of relieving) caused by the facts created.

At this time, Fascist Turkey requires utmost attention, supervision and control.
A psycho needs a place in a cell, not to be courted - unless you call for hell.


Again: Hel is a kind lady if she picks out person by person. My concern is the collateral damage as that one is using innocents as shield. Best would be actually to hinder every further damage.

Hope the Powers will act wisely

During the weeks to come.



LoVe & Be Safe,
Lyn

11 October 2015

10/10

With regard to the yesterday massacre, this is certainly too much to put in words for anyone outside.

Therefore, here the very straight, very clear and very credible statement of Mr Selahattin Demirtas on the again completely unnecessary Ankara bombing: 




My thanks to you - representing many, many others in this fight for truth and life - so much for being there to show to the rest of the world what most of all have lost: utmost integrity, courage, heart, straightness, faith, truth, reliability and so much more. It gives the strength to also carry on.

Just the complete opposite of those who want to silence truth.

All LoVe, Power and Strength,

Lyn



Please all, have in mind that this is just one out of many atrocitries against Kurds since July and the largest-scale yet of all those acts against a democratic Turkey by terrorizing the population.

World media shed little ink on this - and this is why Saruman and his hate-dwarf can easily go on.

If to be very correct, those are not even entitled to lead or govern Turkey at all - they are simply not elected by any majority, and hope they will find themselves in front of a proper justice, soon.

And also hope that world leaders may soon wake up and act appropriately, overcoming that stupid childish rivalry. It is far over time.

08 October 2015

Finding of The Day - A Reminder

I may be able to speak the languages of human beings and even of angels, but if I have no love, my speech is no more than a noisy gong or a clanging bell.  

I may have the gift of inspired preaching; I may have all knowledge and understand all secrets; I may have all the faith needed to move mountains - but if I have no love, I am nothing.  

I may give away everything I have, and even give up my body to be burned - but if I have no love, this does me no good.

Love is patient and kind; it is not jealous or conceited or proud; love is not ill-mannered or selfish or irritable; love does not keep a record of wrongs; love is not happy with evil, but is happy with the truth.  

Love never gives up; and its faith, hope, and patience never fail.

Love is eternal. 

There are inspired messages, but they are temporary; there are gifts of speaking in strange tongues, but they will cease; there is knowledge, but it will pass.  

For our gifts of knowledge and of inspired messages are only partial; but when what is perfect comes, then what is partial will disappear.

When I was a child, my speech, feelings, and thinking were all those of a child; now that I am an adult, I have no more use for childish ways.  

What we see now is like a dim image in a mirror; then we shall see face-to-face. What I know now is only partial; then it will be complete - as complete as God's knowledge of me.

Meanwhile these three remain: 
faith, hope, and love; 
and the greatest of these is love.


(1 Corinthians 12:31-13:13,Good News Translation (GNT))


Let us not forget, these days.
LoVe,

Lyn

06 October 2015

Shame on Europe, I am so Sorry, Open Letter

It's an ongoing shame Europe and its governments are creating by accepting Turkeys atrocities.

(Warning, graphic content)


I am sincerely apologizing and expressing my utmost empathy with the Kurdish people with regard to the

complete incapability of European governments, 
taking so wrong decisions despite all better knowledge.

Shame on Mr Jens Stoltenberg, the war horse scraping its hoofs -
shame on Drunkyard Junker, nobody did elect you but somehow you managed  to claim your role - shame on Donald Tusk who definitely was informed and to whom many pleas were addressed with regard to the situation of Kurds in Turkey.

HE KNEW.
Definitely.
I know.

Besides trying to place relevant information in doable doses in public discussions, which is quite difficult to manage in doses which people are ready to read and on the other hand will proceed through censorship, my heart needed to address the High Commissioner for Human Right of the European Commission yesterday.


Dear Sir,

as an interculturally grown-up Middle European citizen, personally dedicated to Human Rights, children's and women's rights as well as discrimination issues in general, it gets hard to bear any longer the silence of European media with regard to the culminating violence against the Kurdish people in Turkey since July this year.

Though it gets clear that there are various other interests behind which seem to hinder an open discussion of these problems, the culminating violence acted out by Turkish state organs against the Kurdish population has reached a measure which is far beyond anything which could be half-way acceptable as an 'inner-political' issue.

Having been part of a work group for rights of mothers and children in violent life circumstances for over ten years in the past, I am very much aware of underlying psychological mechanisms. One of these is that a serious violator will definitely NOT stop destructive activities until being forced to face consequences.

Necessary measures are always and in all cases:

a) that a hierarchically higher person or entity with relevant power exposes and clearly names such actions as what they are, publically critizing them,
b) making very clear that his ongoing violation of laws, of social agreements, of Human Rights in general and of specific rights of others will have serious consequences to his disadvantage.

With this in mind, I am with urgency asking you in all politeness to please consider within the Commission and next to kick-off respective necessary measures to:

1. Record, secure and possibly verify respectively relevant information which is at the moment, due to extreme public media repressions in Turkey, communicated mainly via social media.

For this purpose a taskforce could possibly be set up which could consist of efficient persons dedicated to the cause as a mixed team of relevant professionals. As I have researched through presently existing publications by non-governmental organisations (NGOs), I find that the Kurdish problems in Turkey are mainly not being followed or published. In my view, documenting as a basic first measure would be very much necessary and relevant. As is also known that Kurdish organisations themselves are physically endangered also in EU countries, such tasks would need to be taken over by the EU which would not be endangered in same ways respectively would not need to be exposed in person.

2. The topic should please become publically addressed from the Human Rights point of view as soon as possible.

I am not sure which impact this could make but I am personally convinced that it is inappropriate to keep on the silence as has been done until now.

The only effect is that the violator/s will interpret silence as tacit consent, increasing their actions in quantity and quality. In this case it looks very much like there is even further cruelty ahead despite the current status has already exceeded the red line by far.


Hoping very much that this little letter and plea will be heard and may cause this entity to dig deeper into the subject.

[...]

With all respect once more pointing out that the case of Turkey's actions against the Kurdish people is far overdue to be addressed, I remain

Yours sincerely,
[...]


I know how little impact this will have, nevertheless it would have if many would do the same. If you think you can do tha,t I am asking you to please address your lines to the


Council of Europe
Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights
67075 Strasbourg Cedex
FRANCE
  +33 (0)3 88 41 34 21
  +33 (0)3 90 21 50 53
  commissioner [at] coe.int



Due to today's deal with Erdogan the Slaughterer, Europe is, latest from today on, co-guilty for each single Kurd or person of one of the minorities Kurds have protected and do protect who is harmed either by Turkey or by the forces the Kurds - any of their organisations (!) of brave men and women - fight.

_______



A good analysis on the subject,
published by http://rudaw.net/english/middleeast:
By Paul Davis yesterday at 06:30


Which means:

Europe is a whore. 


Indeed. And:

Turkey: You'll pay. And yet, you can never pay back all that.


You won't be afraid of a clown like me, I know.
Never worry.

Heavens will take GOOD care of you.


With even MUCH MORE LoVE for the awesome Kurdish people,

Lyn

03 October 2015

Happening of The Day - 'Opposers of Denial'

In principle the logic is immanent.

If you need to deny, a real good move is to undermine information which could state the opposite of what you want to deny. 'Isolation of possible opposers' is part of any perpetrator's repertoire and necessities. Or, as the often used quotation states: 'divide et impera' - divide and rule.

A part of this is cutting off communication media where doable. Not all is doable though.
Another part is cutting the opposers' to your plans but also the public media, in general. 

I am very much surprised that global media are not reflecting this topic much more as this would be the only appropriate reaction. There should be a global outcry, if not for the Kurdish then already for this reason of cut-off media. Turkey is not anywhere - Turkey is for decades trying to become a player In Europe, too, which would be reason enough to observe thouroughly. Any journalist would naturally become curious even more what is going on when a country to which most people have been for cultural or relaxing holidays acts like this. I mean, I would if that was my profession.

Anyway, after a serious assault on a veteran journalist it looks like there is not only general necessity but also urgency to act:


BGNNews.com | Istanbul
National
03 October 2015 Saturday, 14:55

Journalists take to Istanbul streets in demonstration against media suppression

In the wake of growing government-backed suppression of the media, professional journalist associations from across Turkey organized a demonstration in Istanbul’s central Beyoğlu district Saturday afternoon condemning the frequent raids, censorship and now assaults of journalists.

[...] The protest comes in the wake of an assault against veteran journalist Ahmet Hakan Wednesday night. Ahmet Hakan was assaulted by four attackers as he was about to enter his residence in the Nişantaşı quarter of Istanbul’s Şişli district. The four assailants were detained soon after.

Ahmet Hakan and the Doğan Media Group for which he works have been frequently singled out by the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and its supporters.

Wednesday’s attack was preceded last month by a physical attack on daily Hürriyet’s headquarters in Istanbul by an angry mob of AK Party supporters. That mob had gathered after the institution was singled out by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan during a television interview.

Erdoğan had suggested that the reason for the ongoing violence in Turkey was that he had not been given absolute authority and made an executive president with no checks and balances, as opposed to the largely ceremonial role the constitution currently grants the president, implying that if he is granted such authority the violence too would cease. [...]

Here, well pointed out, it is also easy to see the full logic of Mr Saruman's actions:

"It is your fault that I must be violent".

Like a baby child. Unfortunately, not so easy to stop.

As with Adolf Hitler's childhood, also here it would be more than interesting what went wrong explicitely that this boy could not become a man but only a cheap but dangerous abuser. Usually it is an underlying minority complex which makes persons act like that.
  1. Initiates clashes
  2. Blames the victim
  3. Isolates the victim
  4. Receives response
  5. Beats the victim even more, trys to shut it up, claiming victim was initiator
  6. Can not control it anymore, people notice
  7. Denial works for some time, and from a point on not anymore
  8. Threatens or gets rid those who would speak up and dismantle his true nature.

Congratulations and thanks to the journalists who went to street today. 


I wish those would become many more despite the fact that the backward oriented fascists are quite on the rise, a serious threat as noticed.

Meanwhile, people in Silvan and Nusaybin are not at all relieved.

As in the curfews before, civilians of any age are being targetted by snipers, wounded can not be brought to hospitals, looks like every infrastructure is being destroyed and even staff of ambulances and hospital shot.

Men are being taken away if not shot immediately - and you know, once you have identified someone as a

 

serious serial lyar

 

no person with a last bit of brains would believe for a second claims that those were militants. 

 

It is just so difficult for a native dictator to have to act as if he would follow democratic rules like elections or such stuff.


There is a whole people witness plus those people of other peoples who are not blind.




Lyn

Finding of The Day - On 'Policies of Denial'

A very good article I just read through. As it looks it had been published on August 23 in the German Daily 'Die Welt': "Die Türkei bekämpft den IS nicht".

Found on http://kurdishquestion.com, here some excerpts for not infringing copyright though I assume by coherence of mentality that this article is copy left :-).

And as I find that these days the 'right' extreme linear hierarchical half-brained way of thinking is definitely increasing just mentioning that 'left' is the much more complex inner-brain processing over both brain hemispheres.

Erdogan's Plan Was Against the HDP and PKK, But The Trap Has Failed

25 August 2015
by Deniz Yücel
This interview with Cemil Bayik, Kurdistan Communities' Union (KCK) co-president, was conducted for German daily Die Welt and published on August 23rd. It was republished in the Turkish daily BirGun and translated from the Turkish into English to be published on Kurdish Question.
- Turkey began operations against ISIS and the PKK a month ago. Has ISIS got weaker since then?
Cemil Bayik (C.B.): ISIS had suffered heavy blows. One of the reasons behind Turkey’s attacks against the PKK is to defend ISIS. Turkey is not fighting against ISIS.

- Are they not fighting?
C.B.: Definitely not. Erdogan wants to be sovereign in the Middle East, he wants to be the caliph. ISIS is a part of the Sunni front against the Kurds and against Assad. And ISIS is not only a tool for Erdogan, they have an ideological closeness. The only thing is, there was a lot of pressure building on Turkey and they had to do something to save their reputation.

- But ISIS has just released a video threatening Turkey.
C.B.: In that video, ISIS is saying that Turkey has been surrounded by the PKK and the ‘Crusaders’. The AKP says almost exactly the same things. ISIS is protecting Erdogan and warning Turkey of the same enemies.

- Did the PKK suffer any blows?
C.B.: No. We took the necessary precautions. However, the war does affect us and our struggle against ISIS.

- Who ended the ceasefire?
C.B.: Erdogan did. This war did not start with the shooting of two police officers in Ceylanpinar. After the 5th of April they cut off all meetings with our leader Ocalan. Erdogan denied and rejected all the steps that had been previously taken: He said “There is no negotiation, no sides and no Kurdish question”. Then he thought that he could win the elections by raising tensions. He thought that the guerrillas would take revenge for the bombing of the HDP election rally in Diyarbakir. He was going to use this as an excuse to cancel the elections. But we never fell for that trick. In the elections the HDP ruined Erdogan’s dreams of becoming President and even managed to ensure the AKP couldn’t form the government on its own. They are now continuing their attacks as revenge for this.

- Did the PKK kill those police officers in Ceylanpinar?
C.B.: No. A group calling themselves “Apocu” (Apoists) did.

- But you never condemned the killings.
C.B.: To condemn those killings amongst all those attacks could have had bad results for us.

- But now have entered into a war.
C.B.: We have not entered into a war. We are only using our right to reprisal.

- There were scenes of war in some Kurdish towns such as Silvan.
C.B.: Civilians and the youth are trying to protect themselves from the attacks of the state. The state is attacking them will means at its disposal. This is why we warned the state: If you attack the people as you are doing, we will order the guerrillas to enter the towns to defend the people.

- Does this mean you will enter into war?
C.B.: If Turkey insists on these policies, then the guerrillas may enter into war. But this is not what we desire. Because we are aware that the main objective behind these attacks are to nullify the HDP project.

[...]

The article is very well worth reading. Everything all background information states is constantly completely different to what e.g. news agencies like R***s or d*a are selling to main stream lemmings.

Have that in mind when making up your mind. I never ask to believe me and my views, I am asking to start to track yourself.

Happy tracking!


LoVe & ReSpect,
Lyn

A Monster Does Not Stop By Itself .

Actually, I first wanted to take on a totally different subject, within the line but more an issue for when at last there is peace.

Interfered by the next  Kurdish cities Turkey is massacring.

About Cizre, everyone should know by now, the city that was closed down and bombed, with snipers on the roofs so that the population could neither care for own supply nor bring the wounded to hospitals nor bury their deads for full nine days.

No action yet did happen by neither any US, UN nor European nor NATO entity. It's a shame.


As mentioned typical feature of a psychopath, a monster does not stop by itself unless stopped by a stronger power. 

Towards relevant outsiders, it will act calming and sounding reasonable enough. 

Any such terrorist does - whether in homes, in companies or in politics.



Momentarily under fire and civilians slaughtered by Turkish Police and Forces:

Silvan - you can follow via Twitter by #silvanunderattack
Nusaybin - #nusaybinunderattack.

Or you don't.
I am not bothering other people to become aware of the Hitler of these days.
That a people which does not feel like watching their families and beloved being lynched or otherwise killed give back should be normal.

By the way, I once was with a guy who at a point started hitting me when I did not do as he wanted me to. This happened a few times. And one time - I hit back.

That guy ran around spreading the story I hit him. Of course, I did. See the logic in the argument?

It works. 

It is not even a lie - just a single information out of context.



As referred to: Just other methods but same mechanism - as in family so in organizations so in politics.

But we should know what we deal with. Also in our own countries. Germany for instance is housing over 4 Millions of Turks, quite some of those were electing Saruman's AKP party. Strange enough that emigrants can vote from exile but looks like Germany has a different rule set for them.

As UN seems to have a different one for Genocide when Turkey does.

Ban-Ki, had some pleasant business lunch today? Nice dinner, too? Are you sleeping well? Having some sweet dreams?

Maybe you'd check out what happens right at your feet?



An account of a Turkish Fascist like TÜRK'ÜN GÜCÜ (no ad - just pointing out a peeing dog) shows another side of the problem those Turkish nationalists have. No honour, just sick.

Some excerpts, translated:

With the pics of smashed Kurdish: "LEŞ" - trash.

The massacred Kurdish girl wears a necklace with a Christian cross.
Turkish Hitler's comment:

"Armenian offspring will all die.
HOW HAPPY IS THE ONE WHO SAYS I AM A TURK."

Same with a killed Kurdish fighter. Looks like cross is proof for necessity for 'Armenian' genocide.  Read today, following tweets from an enclosed in Silvan, and also some times before in tweets that Turkish police many times names them while practicing their raiding "the new Armenians" or "Armenians of today". 

For a leadership and in good parts a people who still does not reflect the genocide of before, it gets obvious that there is no need to plea for stopping this by insight.


Europe is so 'tolerant' with religions?
I think you better seriously take care.
Not so much of what comes in. This too.

Much more of what you already have there.


I spare you the pics if don't want to see them. Therefore the links. It almost kills me all the time and I know many people are not so much used to the facts on this planet while at the same time keeping up a feeling open heart and soul. I see them. With personal pain but this is a feature I especially have.


One day, the truth will completely unveil. 


No clue how those who DO know and could have done something about will sleep then just one other night. These are many, many of 'our' so-called 'leadership'.

Nevertheless, wish deeply that this people will achieve peace, and justice.

 

LoVe

Lyn


PS. This post is, though publishing is automatically dating it as of 3rd of October, of Friday 2nd.
This is when curfew and para-military actions started massively despite the general suppressions continue already for quite a while.