Sanitymoses
Biologist : Am Ishaya Lar Moses Aka Sanity The Poet. I Was Born In Awe, Nasarawa State, Nigeria. My Ancestral Home Is In Langtang, Plateau State. Am A Graduate Of Zoology, University Of Jos Plateau, But I Love Literature The Most. Am A Poet, Writter And Philanthropist.
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The Hidden Truth
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Nothing gives joy than life itself.
No matter how you underrate an effort today,
You will definitely see reasons why you should respect it in the future.
Because you can't afford to burry the secret truth forever.
Burying a secret truth is the same as making self enmity.
Note that; The enemy of your truth is someone's truth and the enemy of someone's truth is your truth.
That's why you must have to defeat the sturbun ideology of pride in you.
Some people would have to remove some important fragments of their lives in order to renovate your life with.
It's a terrible sin not to respect someone's efforts in your life.
Whether you accept it or not, there's someone's reason in your life.
Reason that can one day remove the Vel you covered your conscience with it.
It's the role and rule of nature.
Therefore, enjoy the party until it's over.
Unfortunately, no one will travel with you to your past.
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The 9th Most Evil Empire
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9. The Ottoman Empire (1301-1922)
Stretching over three continents and lasting over six centuries, the Ottoman Empire was one of the most powerful empires in history at its height. But toward the end of its existence it committed several notable atrocities. In 1876, 8,000 Ottoman soldiers massacred the defenseless population of Batak in Bulgaria, beheading and burning alive at least 5,000 people. Between 1915 and 1918 the Ottoman government slaughtered 1.5 million of the 2 million Armenians living in Turkey. This was in an attempt to systematically exterminate non-Muslims from their homeland. During the genocide, children and the elderly were sent on death marches through the Syrian desert. This covered hundreds of miles, and those marching were often naked so they would perish from dehydration and the heat of the sun. To this day, the Turkish government denies the Armenian genocide, in which ruthless armies called ‘butcher battalions’ allegedly drowned people, burned victims alive, and threw them off cliffs.
Source: discover.hubpages.com/education
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