Sylvain Cottong

The never ending Middle East crisis, including the tensions between Muslims, Christians and Jews, that already last for over 2000 years, clearly shows that religions were and are artefacts of politics and ideologies, more than artefacts of faith and meaning of life.

A story about ego, exile and forgiveness that rises above politics. www.instagram.com/reel/DKk5G6F...

“Comparison is the death of joy, and the beginning of discontent.” It is attributed to the Danish philosopher, theologian, and writer Søren Kierkegaard (1813–1855). The phrase expresses the idea that comparing ourselves to others often leads to unhappiness rather than happiness.

Looks like it was in Russia. Good luck, America.

So now we have two pairs of little children fighting? Well, one of the four may ask for asylum in South Africa.

And who they didn't approve of

Kudos to the bird that managed to shit an image of itself onto this bloke's car.