What a Shame Fact??!!!

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What a ‪#‎Shame‬ Fact
By: Bedor Alobaidi

Iraqi children pose as they celebrate the Muslim festival ( Holiday ) of Eid-al-Adha in Baghdad October 5, 2014. 
 
Maybe you would think this image was taken somewhere in one of the Non-oil countries .. Some unrecognizable land on earth that suffer from extreme poverty and subjugation. But, guess what? Those children are from Iraq. The land that was known for it's remarkable, historical civilizations. The land that produces OIL for thousands years.

The land of culture, urbanization and magnificent values for humanity. The land between the rivers. The land that's overly packed with endless natural recourses the land that almost have everything you think of in mind. Look at their children how they look like. They are not smiling here, But,  they are definitely trying to in order for them to taste the real meaning of Happiness!
 
Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you this picture between your hands, so maybe you stop complaining about how difficult your life is and be thankful after seeing those innocent angels, who have been displaced from their homes and kicked out into different cities..

THOSE ARE NOT HOMELESS CHILDREN ............................. THEY ALREADY HAVE HOMES OR THEY USED TO HAVE HOMES BEFORE THE OCCUOPATION OF THE VERY WELL KNOWN TERROIST GROUP NAMED BY ( THE ISIS ).


Pray for the Children of Iraq to keep them safe, to survive the cosmological hell that God knows when its going to end and what the future is hiding for people back home?

PEACE.. IF YOU BELIEVE THAT PEACE STILL EXIST AT SOME POINT IN THIS BALEED, BLIND WORLD.

Photo has been posted on social media by the journalist Haidar Al-Mehrabi.
Thank you.

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