Victimhood Is Not A ‘Hood You Want To Live In
OmTimes Magazine By Jenny Griffin
It’s okay to visit once in a while, but setting up house? Not a good idea. Not only is it hard to live there, but it’s even harder to leave. You can’t sell a house in Victimhood, it’s a neighborhood filled with abandoned homes and abandoned dreams.
Victimhood saps us of our personal power and allows us to stop taking responsibility for ourselves and the path we walk. It turns us into people who expect others to care for us because somewhere along the way we’ve lost the knowledge of what it takes to care for ourselves.
In fact, we’ve traded that knowledge for the label of victim. Somewhere inside, that knowledge is waiting to be (re)awakened.
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KTFA:
Samson: Customs announces the return of more than 9 billion dinars to the treasury of the state
2018/4/29 17:32
The General Authority of Customs announced the return of more than 9 billion dinars to the treasury of the state.
A statement to inform the agency received the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it today, "Alhayat recovered the differences of customs fees amounted to (9,529,676,316) nine billion five hundred and twenty-nine million six hundred and sixty-six thousand three hundred and sixteen dinars."
The General Authority of Customs has taken practical steps to combat corruption in all its forms and to prevent evasion of payment of customs duties to maximize revenues in support of the general budget of the state through the implementation of legal procedures and instructions in force.
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