FW: WINNING JOKE IN BRITAIN

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WINNING JOKE IN BRITAIN

An Israeli doctor says: "In Israel, medicine is so advanced that we can
cut off a man's testicles, put them on another man, and in 6 weeks, he
is looking for work.

The German doctor says: "That's nothing, in Germany we take part of a
brain, put it in another man, and in 4 weeks he is looking for work."

The Russian doctor says: "Gentlemen, we take half a heart from a man,
put it in another's chest, and in 2 weeks he is looking for work."

The American doctor laughs: "You all are behind us. Six years ago, we
took a Muslim with no brains, no heart and no testicles and made him
President.   Now, the whole country is looking for work!"

 
 
(This joke actually won an award for the best joke in the world
competition held in Britain!)

3/31/2015 03:30:00 AM | Key Words: , | 13 Comments  

Fwd: President Obama doesn't understand economic realities

date:Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 3:53 PM
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President doesn't understand economic realities

The Philadelphia Inquirer – published Tuesday, March 3, 2015


In his 2010 State of the Union address, President Barack Obama promised to double exports over five years to “support” 2 million jobs in America. A year later he claimed the new U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement would “support” 70,000 jobs at home. And today, his Commerce Department boasts that U.S. exports “support” 11.3 million jobs.

As the fictional Inigo Montoya famously said on screen, “I don’t think that word means what you think it means.” That’s because total U.S. exports have increased only 48 percent since 2009, while a 60 percent jump in our trade deficit with South Korea has triggered, according to one estimate, the loss of nearly 60,000 American jobs.

Now, as Obama pushes for “fast-track” authority to ram through Congress the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, Americans should ask: Are we better off today than we were 20 years ago?

That’s when the North America Free Trade Agreement and the World Trade Organization ushered in the globalized economy favored by Wall Street, multinational corporations, and transnational governmental bureaucracies. And when the majority of workers began to see their labor-force participation and employment prospects plummet, wages and benefits stagnate, and living standards decline.

Indeed, the fallout from an $11.2 trillion cumulative in-goods trade deficit since 1994 — which has stunted gross domestic product growth while gutting mostly manufacturing jobs — has hit rank-and-file Americans the hardest.

While the government’s most-recent tally counts 5,590 jobs for every $1 billion of exports, the bureaucrats haven’t developed a multiplier to capture jobs lost to imports — a much larger figure. Yet that hasn’t kept resourceful economists from quantifying the downside of our gaping trade imbalances.

According to conservative estimates by Robert Scott of the Economic Policy Institute, granting China “most favored nation” status drained away 3.2 million American jobs, including 2.4 million in manufacturing, between 2001 and 2013. He pegs net job losses due to our trade deficit with Japan ($78.3 billion in 2013) at 896,600, as well as an additional 682,900 from the Mexico-U.S. trade-deficit run-up from 1994 through 2010.

The combined losses to these three nations alone are stunning: 4.8 million jobs, including 320,600 jobs in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, whose cumulative trade deficits since 2008 exceed $878 billion, according to www.tradingawayjobs.us.

Meanwhile, a macro-analysis of 2013 data by Dean Baker of the Center for Economic Policy Research estimates that eliminating the entire U.S. trade deficit would create 6.3 million jobs, both directly and through multiplier effects. Baker offers no state breakdown, but applying Scott’s state-to-national job-loss ratios suggest that balanced trade would mean 422,600 more jobs for the two states.
Obama is not alone in ignoring these warnings. Sen. Marco Rubio, R., Fla., contends in his book “American Dreams” that “fair and reciprocal” trade arrangements deliver coveted jobs at home. That may be true, but NAFTA-style pacts and the proposed TPP and TTIP are neither fair nor reciprocal. Perhaps the 2016 hopeful and other Republicans want to help achieve the deindustrialization of America that would result if Obama secures the two largest globalist treaties in history.

Yet there’s more at stake than jobs and factories. Two decades of trade entanglements have rendered the country, in the words of Daniel DiMicco, former Nucor Steel CEO, “a dwindling superpower teetering on the brink of second-class economy status.” Granting the president fast-track and ratifying his trade deals would complete the “transformation” of America to which Obama has devoted his presidency.

Unless more knowledgeable voices emerge in Washington to block his overreach, a strong and independent America — the only guarantee of our liberty, ideals, and standard of living — will soon be history.

Robert W. Patterson served in the administrations of President George W. Bush and former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett. He wrote this for The Philadelphia Inquirer.

3/30/2015 03:30:00 AM | Key Words: , , | 6 Comments  

FWD: Religion or morality: Which comes first?

date:Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 3:47 PM
subject:Religion or morality: Which comes first?

Religion or morality: Which comes first?


Recently, Roy Moore, chief justice of Alabama’s Supreme Court, told CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, “Our rights, contained in the Bill of Rights, do not come from the Constitution, they come from God.”
Cuomo replied, “Our rights do not come from God. That’s your faith. That’s my faith. But that’s not our country.”

Shortly after, Peter Wehner, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, writing in Commentary, defended Judge Moore’s view as well within the mainstream of our political history. So far, so good. The idea that certain of our rights are conferred on us by God was a staple of much of the 17th- and 18th-century political thought that informed the work of the Founders.

But then Wehner makes a huge leap from an easily documented claim about our political history to a sweeping claim about the very foundations of morality in general. “Absent a Creator,” he asks rhetorically, “what is the argument against capriciousness, injustice, and tyranny? How does one create a system of justice and make the case against, say, slavery, if you begin with two propositions: one, the universe was created by chance; and two, it will end in nothing? How do you derive a belief in a moral law that is binding on you and others apart from theism?”

I’ve never understood the intellectual and moral security that people find in the view, however widely held, that “absent a Creator” morality has no basis. The first person to suggest otherwise, to the best of my knowledge, was Socrates in a short Platonic dialogue devoted to this very topic. At the outset, Socrates’ partner in the conversation is absolutely certain, like Wehner, that it’s God who determines which of our actions are morally right and which morally wrong.
But Socrates points out that there are at least two ways to understand that claim. On the one hand, it could be just God’s say-so that makes anything right or wrong. On this version of the story, actions have no inherent moral qualities, but only those that God assigns to them. Or it could be that actions have moral qualities independent of God’s say-so, and it’s their inherent moral qualities, not God’s decrees, that show us what we ought to do or forbear.

I don’t think many people would accept the “God’s say-so” story if they thought about it at all. If we take that story seriously, we don’t live in what to most of us would be a moral universe. Rather, we live in a “might-makes-right” universe because the only reason we’d have to do what God commands is that He has the power to cast us into an unspeakably miserable eternity if we don’t.

In fact, contrary to Wehner, most of us don’t derive our moral beliefs from our religious beliefs, but do exactly the opposite, convinced apparently that some actions are just inherently right or wrong. That’s crystal clear when people like President Obama say, without a murmur of dissent outside the ranks of the beheaders and enslavers, that no god would tell anybody to behead innocent journalists and aid workers or rape and sell 13-year-old girls into slavery.

And how do we know this? Because we’re as certain as we are of anything that such actions are too hideously immoral to find favor with any deity worthy of our devotion. In other words, it’s our idea of God that has to conform to our moral beliefs, not the other way around.

If we believe, then, that actions are inherently right or wrong, independent of God’s say-so, we have to figure out the moral terrain for ourselves. In some cases, the morality of some act, like burning people alive, is about as close to self-evident as anything could be.

But what those horrendous cases show is that even in ordinary life, it’s not our religious beliefs that are doing the moral work. The religious beliefs that we appeal to in daily life are relevant only because they’ve met the moral standards we measure them against and have arrived at on other grounds.

Wehner notwithstanding, we’re not totally helpless about what those other grounds could be. Some of humanity’s most powerful minds, beginning with Socrates, have thought about them deeply.
So while the belief that some rights are God-given is an interesting feature of our political history, it’s much less obvious that theism is an indispensable ahistorical foundation of any of our rights or of morality generally.

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Fwd: FW: We kind and generous Minnesotans

date:Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 10:24 AM
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Feds’ relocation of Somali refugees stresses Minn. welfare, raises terror fears


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Women in traditional Muslim dress take part in prayers outside the federal courthouse before a jury found 35-year-old Amina Farah Ali and 64-year-old Hawo Mohamed Hassan guilty on all counts Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011, in Minneapolis of conspiring to funnel ... more > <http://www.washingtontimes.com/multimedia/image/2_242015_minnesota-28201jpg/>
By Kelly Riddell <http://www.washingtontimes.com/staff/kelly-riddell/>  - The Washington Times - Tuesday, February 24, 2015

The State Department <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/department-of-state/>  has helped to relocate tens of thousands of refugees from the war-torn African nation of Somalia <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/somalia/>  to Minnesota, where they can take advantage of some of America’s most generous welfare and charity programs.
But the effort is having the unintended consequence of creating an enclave of immigrants with high unemployment that is both stressing the state’s safety net and creating a rich pool of potential recruiting targets for Islamist <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/islamist/>  terror groups.
In the fiscal year that ended in September, Minnesota welcomed 1,118 Somali refugees arriving directly from Africa, most of them without family ties to the state, according to State Department <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/department-of-state/>  statistics. Overall, more than 30,000 Somalis live in the midwestern state comprising the nation’s largest concentration of Somali immigrants, according to U.S. Census data.
Many of the refugees settle near the Twin Cities, with Minneapolis <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/minneapolis/>  being dubbed “Little Mogadishu” after the capital of Somalia < http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/somalia/> .
This population is also being targeted by Islamist <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/islamist/>  terror organizations like the Islamic State and al-Shabab, a Somalia <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/somalia/> -based group with links to al Qaeda, according to U.S. officials.
Among Minnesota-based Somali-Americans, American converts to Islam or Somali refugees, there have been numerous convictions for various levels of collaboration with Islamist <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/islamist/>  terror groups, plus reports of fighting with al-Shabab or other Islamist <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/islamist/>  groups.
On Sunday, al-Shabab made a propaganda video warning of an attack on shopping malls around the world, including the Mall of America in Minnesota. Al <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/al-franken/> -Shabab claimed responsibility for the terror attack on the Westgate shopping mall in Kenya two years ago, which left 67 dead.
“We have definitely seen targeted terror recruitment videos, videos aimed and targeted directly at the youth here in Minnesota primarily within the Somali community,” said Kyle Loven, an FBI spokesman in Minneapolis <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/minneapolis/> . “They’re going after disaffected youth — those who are isolated. We can’t get into specifics, but we’ve been involved in major investigations since 2007 and continue to be.”
Most of Minnesota’s Somali population started off as legal refugees through a program administered by the U.S. State Department <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/department-of-state/>  through the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration.
Minnesota was selected among the nation’s states for relocation primarily because of its robust entitlement offerings and the number of charitable organizations operating within the state with which the State Department <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/department-of-state/>  contracts.
“Minnesota is exceptional in many ways but it’s the closest thing in the United States to a true social democratic state,” said Ahmed Samatar, a professor of international studies at Macalester College, in St. Paul.
“That translates into the way Somali refugees have been received here they’ve been given a secure environment, housing, education, health care, perhaps even some minimum income to sustain them until they can stand on their own feet. That’s all provided by Minnesota,” said Mr. Samatar, who has tracked the State Department <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/department-of-state/> ’s refugee program.
Outside Alaska, Minnesota spends more per low-income person on public welfare than any other state in the U.S., according to a report by the Center for the American Experiment, a think tank located in Minneapolis <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/minneapolis/> . The report found Minnesota outspent its average peer state in welfare subsidies by nearly $4,000.
In addition to its generous welfare subsidies, Minnesota also has a number of charitable organizations that contract with the State Department <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/department-of-state/>  like Lutheran Social Services, Catholic Charities, and World Relief Minnesota. Those organizations agree to help the Somali refugees learn English, get health care, find housing and gradually learn to adopt the U.S. as home.
The State Department <http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/department-of-state/>  didn’t specifically say why Minnesota was selected early in its Somali refugee relocation program only that: “Resettlement locations are chosen for a variety of factors, including communities where a refugee has a family or social tie, where the local resettlement agency has the requisite language skills and social services, and where jobs are available so that refugees can begin the transition to self-sufficiency,” said Larry Bartlett, the U.S. Refugee Admissions program director, in a statement to the Washington Times.
Story Continues → <http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/feb/24/islamist-terror-groups-target-minnesota-somali-ref/?page=2>

Copyright © 2015 The Washington Times, LLC

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Fwd: FW: New Threat in Southern California!.

 
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New Threat in Southern California



Investigative sources in California say that radical Muslims are planning to go on a rampage in the city of Los Angeles, killing anyone who is a U.S. citizen. Police officials fear the death toll could be as high as 9.

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Fwd: FW: What our president lacks

date:Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 10:23 AM
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What our president lacks

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Fw: Here's how much it takes to join your state's 1%

date:Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 3:45 PM
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MarketWatch
By Chris Miles22 hrs ago

New report offers a state-by-state look at the threshold
How much does it take to be in the 1%? It definitely doesn’t take millions, and it all depends on where you live.
According to a recent report by the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute, to be in the 1% looks something like this:
Officially, to be considered in the top 1% in America, your household income would need to be well north of $380,000, according to IRS 2014 data. On a state-by-state level, the benchmark fluctuates, as you can see below.
© Provided by MarketWatch Here’s how much it takes to join your state’s 1% (click map to expand).
Why this map matters
Beyond the fun imaging, the EPI uses this map and the accompanying report to show a grim trend: The rich are getting richer, while the poor aren’t going anywhere, growth-wise.
According to the EPI report, income growth has been lopsided since the end of the Great Recession in 2009, with the top 1% of income earners grabbing an “alarming” share of the growth. In 39 states, the top income earners have captured more than 50% of all economic growth between 2009-2012. Meanwhile, the bottom 99% saw incomes grow by just 20%, according to the report.
These findings are in line with other research. Pew cites that America’s wealth gap between middle and upper-class citizens is the widest on record. On a global level, Oxfam reports that the world’s top 1% may soon own a majority of the wealth, a problem so worrying that it made it atop the agenda at this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
More on the map
The most unequal states in the U.S.? According to the EPI report, New York and Connecticut had the largest gaps in 2012 between the average incomes of the top 1% and the bottom 99%, with the 1% earning more than 48 times the income of the poorest residents.
There are also outliers on the map: It takes $502,000 to be in the 1% in North Dakota — a higher salary than is needed to be in the top echelon in both California and Texas. North Dakota was the only state to see a significant increase in household incomes and a decrease in poverty rates during the period of the Great Recession, according to U.S. Census Bureau data, largely because of its strong energy sector.

3/23/2015 03:30:00 AM | Key Words: | 13 Comments  

Fw: How to tell when a President loves his country

date:12 March 2015 at 19:42
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On Monday, March 9, 2015 1:28 PM, wrote:


You do not have to be a veteran to have goose bumps run down your body. Just watch this short video and think. The narrator would roll over in his grave if he knew what our present administration looks like. This is an incredibly great video.  Stirs you right down to your toes.  I will pass this to all I can as it is one of the best " America Tributes"!!   It's from a time when the United States had a President who truly loved his country.

3/20/2015 03:30:00 AM | Key Words: , , | 19 Comments  

Re: drones

Subject: Re: drones

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Wonder what all the hoopla is over "Drones" in the USA? Take a look at the video link below and watch it in full-screen. Russian dude has created a remotely controlled quadroto-copter fitted out with a 100 round machine gun.
Watch him as he has fun blowing up mannequins and cars. It's all done with a touch of humor, but the reality is that this fellow has created a very lethal killing machine that could be remotely controlled and come into your yard, or house and kill everyone there.
Then it can fly away or be self-destructed.
 
These types of robots have so much 'stealth' killing power, populations of the near future have a reason to be worried about what can happen to them over a Sunday Bar-B-Q.
 
 http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=SNPJMk2fgJU

3/19/2015 03:30:00 AM | Key Words: , | 11 Comments  

Fwd: Update on email I sent before.

Sent: Friday, March 13, 2015 7:51 PM
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-----Original Message-----
Got this from Google. Pat
ALLAH IS THE ONLY GOD SIGN:
Make Sure You See The Last Photo

News for ALLAH IS THE ONLY GOD SIGN
Clash Daily
-  22 hours ago
This is an album of pictures of a Muslim hand sign. It is the Muslim way of silently saying the 'shadaha', “the only god is allah and mohammed

3/18/2015 03:30:00 AM | Key Words: , , | 7 Comments  

Fw: A POEM WE CAN RELATE TO!..... well most of it!!

date:14 March 2015 at 10:24
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Subject: Fw: A POEM WE CAN RELATE TO!..... well most of it!! 

I remember the bologna of my childhood,
And the bread that we cut with a knife,
When the children helped with the housework,
And the men went to work not the wife.
The cheese never needed a fridge,
And the bread was so crusty and hot,
The children were seldom unhappy
And the wife was content with her lot.
I remember the milk from the bottle,
With the yummy cream on the top,
Our dinner came hot from the oven,
And not from a freezer; or the shop.
The kids were a lot more contented,
They didn't need money for kicks,
Just a game with their friends in the road,
And sometimes the Saturday flicks.
I remember the shop on the corner,
Where cookies for pennies were sold
Do you think I'm a bit too nostalgic?
Or is it....I'm just getting old?

The baths were taken in a #3 wash tub,
With plenty of rich foamy suds
But the ironing seemed never ending
As Mama pressed everyone's 'duds'.
I remember the slap on my backside,
And the taste of soap if I swore
Anorexia and diets weren't heard of
And we hadn't much choice what we wore.
Do you think that bruised our ego?
Or our initiative was destroyed?
We ate what was put on the table
And I think life was better enjoyed.
Author, Unknown

3/17/2015 03:30:00 AM | Key Words: | 10 Comments  

Fw: Fwd: Fw: Fwd: What if ..... ?

date:10 March 2015 at 09:05
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Fw: Fwd: Fw: Elderly Prayer

date:19 February 2015 at 08:38
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(Almost) Elderly Prayer:
   "Dear Lord: The last fifteen or twenty years have been very tough. You have taken my favorite actor - Paul Newman; my favorite actress - Elizabeth Taylor; my favorite singer - Andy Williams; my favorite author -Tom Clancy; and now, my favorite  comedians – Robin Williams and Joan Rivers.
 
I just wanted you to know that my favorite politicians are Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, and I have a special place in my heart for Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton. Amen." 

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Fwd: FW: March 9, 2015 - 128425.htm

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Fwd: FW: ISIS

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Fw: Dutch Orchestra Walks Out

date:26 February 2015 at 10:03
subject:Fw: Dutch Orchestra Walks Out

Dutch Orchestra Walks Out 
 
Let us hope this is the beginning of the end!

When the most liberal country in Europe pulls the plug on Islam, the world is beginning to see the light...Wow.   
   
Queen Beatrix of The Netherland attended a concert in the capitol, The Hague. The Conductor, who just happens to be Muslim,  proceeds to give the Queen a lecture on the "beauty" of Islam. The entire orchestra got up and walked  out, refusing to be associated with someone lecturing their queen.   Staff of the music hall escorted the conductor off-stage and after questioning, out of the buiilding.
   
Now that took courage. Good for the people of Holland. Watch the walk out. Bet you didn't see this on your local news .  
   
Here's the link:          http://www.safeshare.tv/w/cqjiYhtiXs
 

3/10/2015 08:26:00 AM | Key Words: , , | 7 Comments  

Fw: Breaking News - Bruce Jenner Transition Fires New Speculation

date:4 March 2015 at 09:08
subject:Fw: Breaking News - Bruce Jenner Transition Fires New Speculation

Breaking News - Bruce Jenner Transition Fires New Speculation

Wash. DC - Over the past year a rash of news stories surfaced speculating whether gold-medal winning Olympic decathlete Bruce Jenner was undergoing a gender transition from male to female. Though Jenner has yet to publicly confirm the story, members of his extended family, including the Kardashian clan, have recently approached various news outlets  confirming Jenner's intentions.

Now it appears a number of world leaders have picked up on the story and are wondering aloud "What  will happen to Jenner's balls if he completes this transition?" Sources this week quoted Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu as suggesting it would be a monumental step if Jenner were to donate his balls to U.S. President Barack Obama . Netanyahu stated "Everyone knows Obama has no balls and it would be damned nice if he suddenly had Olympic-sized balls. It would be a huge step forward for world peace.”

German Chancellor Angela Merkel remarked " I don't even have any balls, but everyone tells me I have a bigger set than Obama. I think it would be a great idea for Obama to join our testicular crowd.”

On the other hand, Russian President Vladimir Putin joined Syrian President Bashar Assad in proclaiming that Obama's lack of balls has finally enabled a number of regimes worldwide a fair chance to consolidate their power. Putin, on a shirtless fly-fishing expedition  in Kanchatka, said "The days of U.S. Presidents with big balls like Reagan are over. Now it's our turn.“

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani remarked earlier in the week that "It's been great these last six years. It's like playing soccer against the U.S. with no goalie in their net ”

While world leaders debate the issue, closer to home, New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick and Super Bowl MVP quarterback Tom Brady stepped forward to say they would each donate one ball to President Obama, if Jenner does not come through. Belichick, however, cautioned that "The President would  have to understand, our balls would be under-inflated, but still probably an improvement over whatever he seems to be working with at present."

3/09/2015 10:05:00 AM | Key Words: , , , , | 16 Comments  

Fw: So true....

date:27 February 2015 at 16:54
subject:Fw: So true....

Finally,    ​
Good News From the White House
Concerning Pensions, Healthcare and Benefits         

 
نور اگر رفت سايه پيدا نيست نقش ديوار و چشمخيره   
ما نقش سايهدگر نمي دان نور اگر رفت سايه. ررفت 
نور اگر رفت سايه پيدا نيست نقش ديوار و چشمخيره ما نقش سايهدگر نمي دان نور اگر رفت سايه.ررفت ديوار و چشم خيره ما نقش سايه دگر نميدان نور اگر رفت سايه پيدانيست نقش ديوار وچشمخيره ماسايه 
ديوار و چشم خيره ما نقش سايه دگر نمي دان نوراگر رفت سايه پيدانيست نقش ديوار و چشمخيرهماپيدا
نيست نقش

 

 
If I Hear Anything Else, I'll Let You Know

Curator's note: Below is the translated text.
Light If Went Shadow Found Not Role Wall And the Eye Stare   
Our Role Sayhdgr Not Grain Light If Went Light.The Went 
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Not Role



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