The unrest in the Middle East is tearing families appart.
I know a woman from Iraq who put her twin sons up for adoption (around 2005) just so that they may get a chance to have a normal life. After 10 years, one of her sons got in touch with her and sent her a picture. He's now 10. He was adopted by a family in Spain. They named him Juan. She did some digging on her own and she found out that her other son was adopted by a family in Iran and they named him Hamal. She put Juan's picture on the mantelshelf, where she can see it every day. She told me she wished that she had a picture of Hamal. I told her, "They are twins!?!? If you've seen Juan, you've seem Hamal."
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God dammit Jolie!
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Well more specifically the South-West Asia and the Gulf states,nobody's willing to retreat,one other you've hejbollah and the other extremists and on the other the Iraqi forces,well that's basically wrecking havoc,forcing the homeless to go deep into shelters,killing thousands at will and families are gettin' scattered.Already the painful heat of Summer and on top of it,blood-shedding. Side: True.
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Possibly. Isn't DNA suppose to represent what we are as a person? So if twins are in fact different, then shouldn't we expand our perspective? If the expression of DNA differs even between monozygotic twins, then perhaps looking at it solely from one point of view is inadequate. Side: True.
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