4 thoughts on “We Are Not Afraid!”

1. I feel sad for the terrorist activities occurring in Britain. However, being an Indian I will say that I hope Britons now understand the pain that they inflicted upon us during their rule over India. Please don’t consider me to be unfeeling and harsh but I wrote what I felt. Besides that check my post on terrorism at https://sjanablogblog.wordpress.com/2017/05/15/terrorism/

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   • Hi Swadesh, sorry if I wrote your name wrong 🙂 I understand what you are saying and I’m not taking it on a bad way. If you read the about me page you probably saw that I’m half Brazilian. Well, just the other day I was speaking to a friend about the origins of our families and I realised that slavery was abolished in Brazil just at 1888 now my grandfather (which is still alive) is 89 years old that means that his mother my grand grandma was born as a slave… my grandmothers’ mother was an Indian from the Brazilian Pampa… you know that Brazil was discovered by the Portuguese and that they killed most of our native Indians… My point is that we should learn from the mistakes made by our ancestors and not buying a pain that we don’t even know how it feels… Britains or who ever felt this pain doesn’t need to feel to understand what was felt in the past… we shall all learn from the past and start loving and respect each other. Sending lots of love to you 🌞🌺

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     • Hi Lucy, what you say is correct and your point is good. Actually I am a bit patriotic towards my country, taking into account that my name means ‘my own country’, so I wrote that. And its nice talking to you. With warm regards…

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     • Thank you ✌🏼

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