On Sunday, October 16, 2011 2:17 PM, bagher mohammadpour
<bmp1337@yahoo.com> wrote to Antony.Paltridge@govthouse.govt.nz
<antony.paltridge@govthouse.govt.nz>;:
The Right Honourable Sir Anand Satyanand
The Governor-General of New Zealand
Few
days weeks ago I set you honorable a letter on a crisis in the
pharmaceutical industries of Iran : a crisis which is incomparable with
what is divulged till now. No part of report of Ahmad Shahid's report
(below URLs) is comparable with that crisis in Duration, Coverage and
Inescapability!
I
have sent more than 1800 days and nights in Europe to find a country to
support me in divulging this crisis internationally! But as Seneca
says, it seems true that who is deprived of his country, is deprived
from whole world:
'It is unbearable to be deprived of your country,... in fact from the whole world.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca
(ca. 4 BCE – 65 CE)
On the other hand Victor Frankel, Austrian neurologist and psychologist, in his "Man's Search for Meaning" which is based on his long observations in "Nazi Death Camps" says "the most devastating feature of life there is Not knowing when will be "the end of" his term:
Former prisoners, ...agree that
the most depressing influence of all was that
a prisoner
could not know how long his term
of imprisonment [Here: My term of waiting] could be.
Victor Frankel, Man's search for Meaning,
Rider, London 2008, page 78.
I
will be greatly pleased and delighted if you honorable kindly let me
know at least when your country's decision on my request of help is
expected to be reached. Iran is in her darkest period of its history in
the last 14 centuries and my life in Paris , after five years of
waiting, is as intolerable and as miserable as Les Miserables heroof Victor Hugo: Jean Valjean!
Please,
please, please protect me from the Hell of Iran and rescue me from this
miserable life in/of Paris . I wish to bring this letter and request
with tow sayings and Truths from two French philosopher and
intellectuals:
The absurd is born of this confrontation between the human need and the unreasonable silence of the world
Albert Camus,
Myth of Sysyphus
Practical rather than theoretical humanism:
the only human humanism worth the name is Human Action.
Human Action for the benefit of humanity; humanity as morality.
Andre Comte-Sponville,
The little Book of philosophy
Obviously
a positive reply is intended and expected from any request and mine is
no exception but a negative one is too much preferred is constractive
than "no reply" according to Victor Frankel.
Respectfully yours
B Mohammadpour
_____________________________________________
Ahmad Shahid
the Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
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