Some people leave prison quieter. Others return determined to speak out loud.
Ahmed! Glad to have you back π€²πΌποΈβπΌππΌ
So good to have you back Ahmed!
This is what I imagine happens: The greater the injustice the more the soul fights it. The will to fight is what gets you through the pain.
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So much love, Ahmed. We missed your voice.
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Journalists can be the voices of truth, the antidotes to the abuse of power, the predictors of a better way.
The importance of journalists may be under-appreciated.
I comment as a retired journalist myself.
So good to hear your βvoiceβ again, out loud. A weighty piece, this.
Well, if you want Shady, this is what I'll give ya.β
Habibi π«πβ€οΈβπ©Ήπ€π€
Glad to have you back - and thank you for all the effort you make to keep us and the world connected and human.
Echoing everyone else. Glad youβre back.
Ψ΅Ψ§Ω Ψ―ΩΩ
The essence of journalism is the 'story' which never dies, even if it is restricted or capitulated.
Same applies to the journalist. Whether before an incident or after. The journey continues, albeit stronger.
"Why do some atrocities enter public consciousness immediately as facts demanding investigation" - and often directly as undisputed facts...
Their principles donβt change. Imprisonment doesnβt break such people. π
Ahmed! Glad to have you back π€²πΌποΈβπΌππΌ
So good to have you back Ahmed!
This is what I imagine happens: The greater the injustice the more the soul fights it. The will to fight is what gets you through the pain.
π―
So much love, Ahmed. We missed your voice.
π«π«π«π«π«
Journalists can be the voices of truth, the antidotes to the abuse of power, the predictors of a better way.
The importance of journalists may be under-appreciated.
I comment as a retired journalist myself.
So good to hear your βvoiceβ again, out loud. A weighty piece, this.
Well, if you want Shady, this is what I'll give ya.β
Habibi π«πβ€οΈβπ©Ήπ€π€
Glad to have you back - and thank you for all the effort you make to keep us and the world connected and human.
Echoing everyone else. Glad youβre back.
Ψ΅Ψ§Ω Ψ―ΩΩ
The essence of journalism is the 'story' which never dies, even if it is restricted or capitulated.
Same applies to the journalist. Whether before an incident or after. The journey continues, albeit stronger.
"Why do some atrocities enter public consciousness immediately as facts demanding investigation" - and often directly as undisputed facts...
Their principles donβt change. Imprisonment doesnβt break such people. π