20years Ago
Today for 20 years the berlin wall falls.
for me was one of the unbelievable moments in my live. exact on this day some friends and i decided on the next day to drive with a old VW bus to berlin an celebrate with the east german part, the falling wall. in my heart it was the most emotion moment standing in front of the wall put one hand over my head and “thousand” hands form the people on the top of the wall bring you up to the top of the wall.
thanks to all people for falling down the wall.
now it is time for fall the walls in korea, israel-palestina, mexico and all other places where wall’s divide families.
regards
daniel magin
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Love the moral equivalence there. The Berlin Wall was meant to keep people hostage. The walls in Israel, Korea, and the US are meant to keep people out. Just a slight difference.
in a perfect world there are no borders. but it need millions of years to get a perfect world. so less political war for so many people with the wish to life in freedom. the only chance to come all together perhaps can be happen when the earth is in danger.
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