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Ezzat
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Please forgive my lengthy absence. It was not a reflection of my feelings and thoughts about you. Sometimes external factors get in the way of my being able to live my relatively
simple and quiet life.
Normally, the fact that I live a life uncomplicated by interactions with relationships with other human beings, ( in that my most daily verbal interactions are with a chubby cat,
whose name dates from the Ottoman Empire ( "Pasha" which denoted a general in that horrible and twisted empire) which was the name he came with after his human owner
passed away and I inherited him) and a high-energy " rescue " dog who had been living on the streets until some kind women found him and I was blessed by being able to adopt him.
He is so smart that I have been able to train him using hand signals interspersed with
Arabic and Hebrew and which he learns after but three times of me teaching him.
If you think about this, it is actually quite amusing because if you can imagine an aging,
short woman living with two animals to whom she speaks in two, Middle Eastern ancient
languages, you can imagine that if someone was able to secretly observe me, from day-to-day, doing all of the above activities, you might-had you not already known me, might
suggest that I should be kept in isolation for the rest of my life.
Accordingly, please promise me that if you ever suspect that I have been locked away in a mental institution, against my will, and would also contact lawyers who specialize in
obtaining the releases of people who ha
.
simple and quiet life.
Normally, the fact that I live a life uncomplicated by interactions with relationships with other human beings, ( in that my most daily verbal interactions are with a chubby cat,
whose name dates from the Ottoman Empire ( "Pasha" which denoted a general in that horrible and twisted empire) which was the name he came with after his human owner
passed away and I inherited him) and a high-energy " rescue " dog who had been living on the streets until some kind women found him and I was blessed by being able to adopt him.
He is so smart that I have been able to train him using hand signals interspersed with
Arabic and Hebrew and which he learns after but three times of me teaching him.
If you think about this, it is actually quite amusing because if you can imagine an aging,
short woman living with two animals to whom she speaks in two, Middle Eastern ancient
languages, you can imagine that if someone was able to secretly observe me, from day-to-day, doing all of the above activities, you might-had you not already known me, might
suggest that I should be kept in isolation for the rest of my life.
Accordingly, please promise me that if you ever suspect that I have been locked away in a mental institution, against my will, and would also contact lawyers who specialize in
obtaining the releases of people who ha
.
Hi Ezzat
My condolences to all the victims of Gaza..... Let Peace Prevail. I AM WITH GAZA
Hello my brother
Hi Ezzat,
I saw that you are online. I saw another book which was written in the same manner as The punishment of Gaza.the other book
Is: Gaza in Crisis, by Noam Chomsky. If you would like, I can send it to you.
I saw that you are online. I saw another book which was written in the same manner as The punishment of Gaza.the other book
Is: Gaza in Crisis, by Noam Chomsky. If you would like, I can send it to you.
Hi Ezzat,
I saw that you are online. I saw another book which was written in the same manner as The punishment of Gaza.the other book
Is: Gaza in Crisis, by Noam Chomsky. If you would like, I can send it to you.
I saw that you are online. I saw another book which was written in the same manner as The punishment of Gaza.the other book
Is: Gaza in Crisis, by Noam Chomsky. If you would like, I can send it to you.
Ezzat,
I see that you are online. How have you been?
I see that you are online. How have you been?
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