dedicated to my siblings abroad
We all are sons of the earth,
And sure no aliens here.
But even plants to grow
All rely on favoring ground.
And also men for rise
Have to regard their homeland.
You’re white
And I’m brown.
You’ve got your family
And I’ve got my own.
Your world raised you
And my world raised me.
You feel with your soul
And I feel with my soul.
We can change views
But we can’t change souls.
So we’re aliens on ground.
A Growing Water Crisis in western U.S.
Scientists said Thursday the western U.S. faces a growing water problem as the supply is on the decline while demand is steadily increasing. Climate change has affected the flow of rivers at the same time a growing population is using ever more water, according to researchers headed by a scientist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Environmental News Network/Reuters
A global movement to deliver insecticide-treated bed nets together with new medicines are cutting malaria infection and death rates across Africa, the World Health Organization said Thursday. The impact is so significant WHO officials now hope that malaria cases can be slashed by 80-85% in most African countries within five years. The New York Times
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Iran proclaims nuclear victory!!!!
 We are moving towards the summit of our nuclear path. The political issue of our nuclear programme - which was our biggest political challenge since the revolution - is about to end in favour of the Iranian nation  Mahmoud Ahmadinejad |
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