Post- Paris incidents; Beautiful article

I should start by saying that I know I’ve ‘made a promise’ of writing more, but I just came back from my long winter holiday back home (ya a7la balad, ya Kuwait ❤ & the beautiful Oman) and we got exams rights now. Woop!

Anyway, been reading so much about the Paris incidents and Charlie Hebdo. Been seeing people blaming Islam for this and many people on twitter wishing, I quote ” #KillAllMuslims” that I get disgusted more and more with every day that passes by.

I’m not gonna argue over my opinion or whatever, but personally I AM NOT Charlie. I am all those Palestinian children, Syrian children, Pakistani, Nigerian… and so on. I am humanity. I stand with those, with those about whom the media never says anything.

It’s not okay to kil one Christian, but they can kill thousand of Muslims? Bullshit.

As I was looking around Facebook I bumped into this article and I wanna share it with you all because it is wonderful.

KAREN ARMSTRONG: “THERE IS NOTHING IN THE ISLAM THAT IS MORE VIOLENT THAN CHRISTIANITY”

” […] terrorism has nothing to do with Muhammad, any more than the Crusades had anything to do with Jesus . There is nothing in the Islam that is more violent than Christianity. All religions have been violent, including Christianity […] “

Votul: Drept sau nedreptate?

Jurnalul unui geamăn...

Autori: Andreea Din, Alexandra Mamota,Andrei Danut

     “Ăsta este un complot, ne luaţi dreptul la vot”,asa suna strigatele protestatarilor in fata nedreptatii.

   Mii de oameni au iesit sa isi exercite dreptul constitutional de a vota,fara a mai tine cont de firg,de oboseala,de foame,de sete sau de faptul ca trebuie sa stea ore in sir la coada.

  Insa unii dintre ei au avut nefericita surpriza de a ajunge acolo si a intampina o multime de piedici.Multi studenti din Bucuresti nu au fost lasati sa voteze doar pentru simplul fapt ca erau din provincie iar responsabilii sectiilor de votare ,,nu aveau indeajunse declaratii ‘’ .Altii, mai informati, au luat atitudine,s-au certat  cu responsabilii si abia dupa ce i-au amenintat ca vor face public acest lucru, au primit acele declaratii.

   De asemenea ,am vazut la urne si tineri care inca nu isi dau seama cat cantareste votul lor dar…

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May your choices

Yup.

Bright, shiny objects!

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To admit that there’s something going on doesn’t mean you’re weak

It’s been such a long time since I wrote here. To be honest mainly because I’ve been out of the country and the past month I’ve been so busy with university and the Students’ Association. I’m back in business, if I may say that.

But what happened to me last year? Well, in the next couple of posts I will be explaining what happened to me, in a more indirect way, so whoever reads this, understands that having a breakdown, admitting that there’s something going on, doesn’t necessarily mean you’re a weak person. Matter of fact, it means you’re strong enough to admit that you’re a human too.

I know it’s hard to say ‘I’m not okay and I have to do something about it’. But the moment you will do so, things will become easier. Only then you will be open to change. Only then you will accept that you need help and as scary as it may sound, sometimes you need professional help. However, this is according to your personality. The stronger you are, the less professional help you need.

Thankfully I got over it by being close to my family and friends and last summer really helped me. I’ve been away the whole summer holiday from the 12th June to the 21st September.. having therefore the time to recharge my batteries. & here I am baby! Ready for another year! My last year of university.

But more details you will find out in the next post.

Stay tuned! Thanks for reading & God bless!

My 3rd anniversary

Although I haven’t posted in about two months. I really felt like doing so now. But before the things I wanted to write about, yaaaaaay.

It’s my blog’s 3rd anniversary and beautiful WordPress has congratulated me.

Gaza Under Attack – Pray For Gaza

Read more about what’s going on in Palestine! Be up to date with what Israel is doing to those innocent people. They’re bombing houses. They’re killing children and women. This isn’t a war, this is genocide!

Raise the awareness! Let the world know the truth!

Help needed

Hey guys,

Mum’s having her own podiatry centre and we need to find the proper name for it. Can you please click on the link and choose the option you like the most? Thanks a lot!

Ps. Kuwait because the centre is there.
Ps 2. European because, well.. it is European.
Ps 3. Every time someone called the hospital where mum worked, they asked if that’s ‘Iulia’s Clinic’ so mum thought it would be attractive and easy to remember for the patients.

http://goo.gl/T9kXaz

Thank youuuuu! 🙂

An untold story

Went through my newsfeed on Facebook and saw something. That something made me tear up. It broke me.

How can such things happen in the 21st century? How can such things happen and no one tries to stop them? Where the hell is humanity? Where’s the UN? What is the international community doing? Why are they closing their eyes on these poor people?

What if these things happened to you? To your children? To your family? How can you stay quiet?

I stand with Syria for a #FreeSyria

Official SYRIA سوريا (RESTORE) HAPPY – Pharrell Williams

This is such a beautiful #happyclip. It literally gave me goosebumps.
Let’s all restore happiness in Syria. Those children deserve it. They haven’t done anything bad, they’re innocent. Pray for Syria. God bless Syria.

Spread the word about Syria!

Turkish Ambassador commemorates Mavi Marmara victims in Gaza

Beautiful.. Free Palestine!

Today In Gaza

Gaza Seaport today

Turkey and Palestinians stood together today to honour the ten Turks murdered by Israel aboard the Mavi Marmara aid ship headed for Gaza four years ago.

On the same day the Palestinian unity government is to be announced, Gaza-based Palestinian NGO House of Wisdom brought all factions together with Turkish Ambassador Mustafa Sarnic and Turkish aid agency IHH, owners of the Mavi Marmara, in a show of not only Palestinian, but Ummah unity.

The commemorative events began at Gaza seaport beneath the memorial erected in honour of Cengiz Akyüz (42), Ali Haydar Bengi (39), İbrahim Bilgen (61), Furkan Doğan (18), Cevdet Kılıçlar (38), Cengiz Songür (47), Çetin Topçuoğlu (54), Fahri Yaldız (43), Necdet Yıldırım (32) and Ugur Süleyman Söylemez, who died from his injuries this week aged 51.

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