Condolences for Victims of Terrorist Attacks and the Aftermath (2015-Autumn)
Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2015 1:02 pm
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Dear forum members;
Photoclubalpha is for people of international origins, who take photos to follow a passion that they enjoy to make life better for themselves and others while sharing the art of documenting life and beauty in fields that only imagination can limit.
But, in the past few weeks there has been sorrow in our mutual world that touched citizens of many countries profoundly, changing their life forever for loss of loved ones. Terrorism inflicts its evil mentality and actions onto the innocent always in the most unexpected moments of our lives...
I wish to express my sentiments of shared-sorrow for those that lost their lives in the plane crash in Egypt, where more than 220 Russian citizens died; the Ankara, Turkey suicide bombings that resulted in more than 100 young university students' death while they were celebrating something good; the Paris, France suicide bombings and open gun fire attacks at Stade de France, the restaurants and the concert halls which aimed at civilians enjoying the benefits of democracy, freedom and expression of speech as a life style that resulted in more than 129 losing their lives.
More attacks were prevented by the authorities in the UK, which is good news that give us hope that maybe these attackers can actually be tracked down and preemptive measures can result in success.
My family and I condemn any acts of terrorism around the world and wish all those in pain and sorrow to have it in themselves to be patient, brave and much bigger than these horrible people.
With our good wishes,
Yildiz
Istanbul/Turkey
Dear forum members;
Photoclubalpha is for people of international origins, who take photos to follow a passion that they enjoy to make life better for themselves and others while sharing the art of documenting life and beauty in fields that only imagination can limit.
But, in the past few weeks there has been sorrow in our mutual world that touched citizens of many countries profoundly, changing their life forever for loss of loved ones. Terrorism inflicts its evil mentality and actions onto the innocent always in the most unexpected moments of our lives...
I wish to express my sentiments of shared-sorrow for those that lost their lives in the plane crash in Egypt, where more than 220 Russian citizens died; the Ankara, Turkey suicide bombings that resulted in more than 100 young university students' death while they were celebrating something good; the Paris, France suicide bombings and open gun fire attacks at Stade de France, the restaurants and the concert halls which aimed at civilians enjoying the benefits of democracy, freedom and expression of speech as a life style that resulted in more than 129 losing their lives.
More attacks were prevented by the authorities in the UK, which is good news that give us hope that maybe these attackers can actually be tracked down and preemptive measures can result in success.
My family and I condemn any acts of terrorism around the world and wish all those in pain and sorrow to have it in themselves to be patient, brave and much bigger than these horrible people.
With our good wishes,
Yildiz
Istanbul/Turkey
I spent lots of time in that area.