After Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, maybe Libya: now the Arab youth revolt has reached Yemen too. Let’s hope, that there will be not much blood shed. Let’s hope, that the societies will change to more democracy in a peaceful way …
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https://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2011/03/23/change-unbreak-the-circle/
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I also hope and pray.
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20 years before i spend two weeks in yemen, sanaa and the country around,
a wonderful place but with some strange habbits for example the consumption of KAT
it was the same as hundred years before,. i shot a lot of diapositives, but over the time they were distroyed by the light and various diseases
wolfgang
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don’t cry for this, Hermanno, it’s enough to write about, we don’t need photos 🙂
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That is my wish and prayer too…Peace!
War is never the answer… Peaceful resolution is key.
E
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