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Paris in shock and the whole world too
human cruelty never stops
(my son took this pic just some month ago on his german school study trip for 1 week)
Durant les heures sombres, face aux flots tumultueux, la France et ses couleurs restent un phare pour notre civilisation
During the dark hours, facing the rushing waters, France and its colors remain a lighthouse for our civilization
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Un grande messaggio di solidarietà a tutti i Francesi ed a tutte le persone che hanno un cuore ed un cervello per pensare che con il fanatisno non si risolverà nulla ... anzi!
La tenebra non può scacciare la tenebra: solo la luce può farlo. L’odio non può scacciare l’odio: solo l’amore può farlo. L’odio moltiplica l’odio, la violenza moltiplica la violenza, la durezza moltiplica la durezza, in una spirale discendente di distruzione.
(Martin Luther King)
"Religion has caused more misery to all of mankind in every stage of human history than any other single idea" (Madalyn Murray O`Hair)
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terror attentat attack anschlag paris frankreich france isis massaker massacre solidarity solidarität victim opfer #bartholomäusnacht
DMC-GH3 - P1100185 - 2015-11-15
:-((( I'm crying ...., I know what is terrorism, I have no words....
Mes sincères condoléances aux familles des personnes tuées dans un attentat à Paris.:-(((
13.11.2015 (#Schweigeminute #Paris)
Germany are without words ,our hearts are in France !
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Melbourne Arts Centre illuminated in French Flag in honore of the victims of the terrorist attack on November 13, 2015
To the victims of the Nov 13 Paris attack
After the November 13 Paris attack yesterday night I was doubtful about uploading a photo today, as planned - a happy circumstance for me, as you may well understand. Then I thought that a counterattack anyone can carry out is going ahead as best as she is able to. I looked at the image and its title, and I realized that a dedication to the victims of the attack would have not been entirely inappropriate... So here it is, my humble image and the original accompanying narrative.
Well, I have done it, at last. I have gone back to the meanders of the river Adda, a most inspiring location. It is just half an hour drive from home, but my life has got so busy - especially on Saturdays, in principle the best option for me - that it could be three light years as well... The weather forecast was not as favourable as it could have been - a clear sky would not be my favorite for an interesting sunrise session, but I have been longing for it for weeks, so I would have not been so easily deterred. I badly needed a sunrise session at that magic place. This is one of the latest shots in the session.
The sun was already climbing higher than the hills' ridges and the glory of the morning was fully unfolding. I was walking downstream in the dark shadows cast by the majestic poplars bordering the left (eastwards) bank of the river, beyond which lays a wetland. A little further downstream one could have seen a wall of glowing mist flowing across the river, where the row of trees ends and the wetland is fully exposed (see my Round of the four Elements and Tales fro the Earth). As soon as the first rays of the sun peer down from the ridges of the eastwards hills the wetland awakens and starts breathing out misty vapours all over the plain and the river.
The mist was really thick and glowing that morning. As I was approaching the end of the trees, I was feeling like a wayfarer who, after long wanderings through a somber place, at last finds herself regaining the world of light *.
I have obtained this picture by blending an exposure bracketing [-2.0/0/+2.0 EV] by luminosity masks in the Gimp.
* This expression, which is also the title of this upload, is closely derived from a verse of Dante's Inferno (xxxiv, 134) in the 1918 English translation by Courtney Langdon (see here). Dante and Virgilio are leaving Inferno, regaining the world of light :-)
Dante Alighieri, The Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri. The Italian Text with a Translation in English Blank Verse and a Commentary by Courtney Langdon, vol. 1 (Inferno) (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1918). English version. 16/11/2015. oll.libertyfund.org/titles/2308#p397
John Lennon (1971)
My solidarity with Paris and the innocent victims and their families of these most barbarous acts !
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Je Suis Charlie
Paix, Liberté, Solidarité.
Quelques uns des mots laissés en hommage devant l'ENM de Bordeaux.
L'émotion est une réaction humaine fascinante. Elle peut autant être positive que négative, nous attrister que nous réjouir. Autant nous faire pleurer que nous faire rire, nous détruire que nous faire rebondir. Alors si aujourd'hui le monde est rempli d'émotion, demain le monde continuera de vivre car après tout, nous sommes tous humains, non?
Freedom, Liberty, Solidarity.
A few of words left in tribute, in front of the School of Magistracy.
Emotion is a fascinating human reaction. It can be positive as much as negative, sadden us or cheer us up. Make us cry or make us laugh, destroy us or pick ourselves up. So if today, the world is full of emotion, tomorrow, the world will keep fighting because after all, we are all humans, right?
Created for Kreative People ~ Treat This 106 and the people of Paris
Thanks to Xandram for source image.
In memoria di Valeria Solesin, la ventottenne veneziana vittima della strage al teatro 'Bataclan' in quel tragico 13 novembre scorso. Il fuoco di tre terroristi ha spezzato il filo della sua promettente vita. A Parigi da 4 anni per un dottorato in demografia all'Idem (l'istituto di Demografia dell'Università della Sorbona) era una ragazza che gli amici definiscono come "uno dei cervelli in fuga dall'Italia". Il suo viso pulito e il sorriso solare che è apparso nelle trasmissioni di tutti i canali televisivi e su Internet lasciano immaginare la sua bellezza interiore. Commovente il dolore intenso ma composto dei genitori cui mi associo con sentimenti contrastanti che vanno dallo stordimento alla rabbia per una morte così atroce e insensata. Inviterei i miei amici/contatti veneti a lasciare, qualora lo desiderino, una frase nel loro dialetto come ultimo saluto da una regione che il destino ha voluto colpire con un lutto così dissennato. Tutta Italia è vicina ai familiari e agli amici di Valeria oltre che alle vittime e ai feriti di questi folli attentati. Grazie a tutti…