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Originally Posted by Comrade Bassam Back like 10 to 15 years ago, FPMers, without any kind of stupid organizational hierarchies, but just with a minimum sense of good citizenship and mission and public duty, were there in every corner raising the flames of hope in tomorrow! |
And today:
Are all motivated?
What is the motivation drive?
Do all have the same beliefs and values?
On the forum I noticed extreme divergences. Before there was a common - the Syrian - today there is no common enemy, the land is "free" but people are still imprisoned in their thoughts.
Camarade Bassam, do not blame FPMers for being like that, we are living a transitional phase full of chaos. The revolution was not well-planned, when a revolution occurs there must be a post-planning, instead we need a new revolution to free ourselves from the complex of the past. This country and its citizens, all of them, need a new era, and this may motivate you to be the "flame of tomorrow" again after this transitional phase. The flame of tomorrow must set a target in order to be a true flame, so
define a target or let FPM officials define a target, then FPM will change completely and become again this "flame of hope".