Syria’s Past, Syria’s Future – The Current Situation An Unfortunate Toxic Blimp Brewed by U.S. Imperialism.

(Thank you Abdulhamid Hammani and Mostafa M Shaikhah)

The real picture of two men from Damascus taken in 1889 AD.
The dwarf is a paralyzed Christian named (Samir).
He is carried on his back by his constant companion, the blind Muslim (Abdullah).
The dwarf Samir depended on Abdullah to move through the streets of old Damascus, while the blind Abdullah also depended on Samir to guide him on the road and warn him of holes and obstacles. Only one sees and the other only walks. They completed each other and resisted the harshness of life (the paralyzed Christian and the blind Muslim). They both grew old and reached the stage of being orphans from their father, mother and family. They lived in the same room and worked in the same place.
The paralyzed Christian worked as a storyteller (telling stories) in one of the old cafes of Damascus, and the blind Muslim used to sell lobbi (boiled chickpeas) in front of the same cafe and listen to the stories of his friend Samir.
The Christian died and the Muslim Abdullah remained crying for a whole week in his room until he was found dead, grieving for his other half. These two simple men who did not understand their religions coexisted and proved that a person needs another person, regardless of his religion. Love transcends all religions. God commanded us to love and not to divide us under the pretext of religious differences.