Birkibrisli wrote:I have just speed-read the last 10 pages or so and my head is spinning ...
During my membership of this forum,I have heard most of these arguments,time and time again,to the point that I can now look at the Nick of the poster,read the first and the last lines,and I know subconsciously what is in the middle...Sometimes I wonder what the point of it is!!! Do you feel some sort of orgasmic relief by accusing "the other" of all that you can think of? How are we ever going to find a solution if we,and our glorious leaders,can only see the world from one single perspective...How are we ever going to relieve the pain and suffering of those who had become refugees in their own country?Those who had to go into exile? Those who had no choice but leave in desperation and disgust,to provide some sort of predictable future for their loved-ones?
When are we going to grow up and accept the wrongs done by both sides?
And see the wrongs done by the outsiders,those deciders of other nations' fates?And the wrongs done by our "guarantors"?And the miserable treatment we have been getting from our "motherlands"?
When will we find it in our hearts to say "sorry" and ask for forgiveness?
When will we learn that to err is human and to forgive is cleansing and envigorating? And liberating...and soothing...and divinely inspiring?
When will we realise that only empathy and compassion can get us over the line?
Oh,God...I am starting to sound like a broken record too...So better stop while i think I am ahead...
Let us hope that this is what Talat/Papadopulos have in mind today, although I wouldn't bank on it. But as the saying goes "where there's hope there's a way".