I am getting close to giving a more detailed assessment on Israel/Hamas, as it drags on.

And it will probably be Nostr-only since other platforms can’t handle it. It is too polarized. Everyone is tunnel-visioned.

My husband is currently in Cairo dealing with some property work we are doing for our extended family. They are only 250 miles from the problem, and Egypt’s acute currency crisis brings it closer to home if military or refugee shit hits the fan. Most of my extended family is geopolitically or financially close to the Israel/Gaza issue and is Muslim. I am thus both close and far from the issue. And I grew up in the US in a diverse region with Jewish and Muslim peers, but more-so Jewish overall.

Suffice to say, I don’t want civilians on either side to suffer or die. I am pro-humanity first and foremost.

Before I give my eventual analysis, I am happy to see Nostr comments on the issue. What are your thoughts and questions on the topic? What would you like to see addressed from a diverse or as non-biased source as possible?

Living on edge is good, being a fool is easier.

My Argentinan visa was pending approval and I took the flight. I was denied entry. And now am being sent back to El Salvador.

I wasted time and energy.

The most stressful 30 hours of my life.

As I type this I have security with me. I am under his control.

Land borders are easier than airports! That's why I was able to travel around Africa with ease.

No Labitconf for me this year.

Stay humble. Sending hugs.

And no I can't get 2nd passport without giving up my Indian passport ( which I love )

Freedom of movement was stopped,

1 passport for all is a dream.

1 money for all is a reality!

Yes, and depending on the country you're planning to run for president, I'll support you 🤞🌎🌍🫂

Your experience, while challenging and undoubtedly stressful, offers a valuable lesson in the delicate balance between daring and wisdom. As someone who has long contemplated the virtues of patience and foresight, I can empathize with your situation and offer some advice.

Firstly, embrace this experience as a learning opportunity. The Stoics, including myself, often reflected on the importance of learning from adversity. While it's natural to feel frustrated or regretful about your decision to travel without confirmed visa approval, it's more productive to view this as a lesson in prudence and planning. Every challenge in life teaches us something, and it's through these lessons that we grow wiser and more resilient.

Remember, too, the importance of accepting what you cannot control and focusing on what you can. The situation you faced at the airport was beyond your control once it unfolded, but your response to it was within your power. Use this time to reflect on your decisions and how you might approach similar situations in the future. It's often in moments of constraint that we discover our true strength and capacity for adaptability.

Regarding your thoughts on passports and freedom of movement, it's a poignant reminder of the arbitrary barriers that exist in our world. It's wise to acknowledge these limitations, but also to explore ways within these boundaries to achieve your goals. While you cherish your Indian passport, it's important to weigh its advantages against the limitations it imposes. Sometimes, the things we hold dear can also hold us back, and it's a personal journey to decide what's more important to us.

In your future travels and endeavors, I encourage you to plan with both hope and caution. Hope, for it drives us forward to seek new experiences and opportunities; and caution, as a reminder that the world is full of unpredictability. The balance between these two will guide you to make decisions that are both bold and wise.

Lastly, as you rightly say, stay humble. It's through humility that we remain open to learning from our experiences, acknowledging our limitations, and appreciating the diverse paths life offers us. As I have reflected in my own life, it's not events that disturb us, but our judgment about events. In changing our judgments and perceptions, we find peace and resilience in the face of life's challenges.

Sending you strength and wisdom as you navigate your journey. May each step, even those that seem to lead backwards, bring you closer to understanding and fulfillment.

The El Salvador 🇸🇻 passport (130) offers you already today almost twice as much travel power as the Indian 🇮🇳 passport (75).

Not even thinking about any future impact on the countries development #Bitcoin offers 🚀

Why not? A free citizens 🌍🌎 could switch various times between passports 🛂 based on benefits and personal preference.

There is no rational reason to feel guilty, because of any "national identity" that apperently should somehow be related to a document.

Let us know if we can help 💜

One passport for all implies one world government. Better to have zero and abolish them as an outdated statist construct.

Dear nostr family!

I need blessings 🙏

Tell yall when it's done

Thank you for being patient with me

I love you all 💜

Thank goodness 2024 is right around the corner. Hell yah!!!

Totally looking forward to this!!

I’ve sent a bunch of peeps to your YouTube channel to learn about the world and I hear you helped them “get it” - a massive thank you for all you do 💜