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Gold war has been ongoing for centuries between the various classes of human societies. It is pervasive in the world all over and is evident in more modernized and rich societies. People regard it in a number of different ways: some consider it a normal life feature, some think it is God's creation and intention for life, and some believe it is the way it should be and that it is worth fighting for. Still others seem to adopt another method of handling it. Hypocrisy plays an important role in life where it is entrenched and perhaps behind every inexplicable motive.
Faris Al-Timimi was born in Baghdad, Iraq in 1952.
He graduated as a veterinarian from the University of Baghdad in 1976 and due to his political inclinations, he left Iraq in 1980. He has since lived away from his mother country.
Faris believes many of the struggles / problems / difficulties / in today's societies can be solved and unraveled by reexamining the classic belief systems built by mankind. His perceptions and reasons could very much push the envelope and contradict that of the norm.
Gold war has been ongoing for centuries between the various classes of human societies. It is pervasive in the world all over and is evident in more modernized and rich societies. People regard it in a number of different ways: some consider it a normal life feature, some think it is God's creation and intention for life, and some believe it is the way it should be and that it is worth fighting for. Still others seem to adopt another method of handling it. Hypocrisy plays an important role in life where it is entrenched and perhaps behind every inexplicable motive.
Faris Al-Timimi was born in Baghdad, Iraq in 1952.
He graduated as a veterinarian from the University of Baghdad in 1976 and due to his political inclinations, he left Iraq in 1980. He has since lived away from his mother country.
Faris believes many of the struggles / problems / difficulties / in today's societies can be solved and unraveled by reexamining the classic belief systems built by mankind. His perceptions and reasons could very much push the envelope and contradict that of the norm.
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