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Silence

 A recent short movie "charam" (hareesh uthaman)..just drawn a canvas where we are now..!!

Deep in the forest, lost in the darkness..!!

They are still following...



And another news, where media and zionists propaganda politics torn apart..




Again the world witness truth, and crimes together, but in silence!!

Why we fear to talk truth, and stand up for justice ⚖️!!??

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