Dear Friend,
No it is not about wanton desire to admire history it is the desire to
use it to benefit the future.To list the misdids of yesterday will
fill space urgently needed to provide for now and tommorrow.I really
relate, it was the same floor i had to dance upon like u and many others
too.Any such bitterness allowed kept within may give unwarranted excuse to
cause harm to others . But by seeing yesterdays
bright spots it will at least put real challenge in some wanted areas.
It will awake the present to make goals to surpass.
Dreaming is a life long process achieving personal goals the same.
But we cannot oversee the basic human need for fair treatment and human
dignity,we cannot compromise our national goals just because personal needs
are unmet yet.To put such front will deminise our genuine readiness to
sacrifice for the many.Some raise case thats  our
prime setback  ie putting personal goal before any other including
national and global.That certainly is one of them. Ofcourse who dont
want big titles and fancy dress ups to flatter the outside---that
is human too but to be ready to serve in rags or suit is propursely noble
too? HE is human too both of them yes but the thing we cannot
tolerate is to deny others the same right.
In nuzzles or in words in joules or on mind a brother is a brother
all we need really is to know this deep.Like sister like brother
equal in all degrees.
     Dear ous.
                                              karl


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