Thank you brother. This tells me a lot, much more that a thousand words: First it tells me that you are taking some time that is so precious for you. and you are using this time to think about the injustice that we are living in Canada. Just writing this makes me feel drop some tears. But those are tears of joy, because by looking at this and feeling that you are thinking of my family gives me so much hope. That regardless of what the law says there are people who can see beyond of what is written in the law books and are able to see the injustice. Second it tells me that your voice is getting stronger your are saying it with art. It is not the most handsome subject you have chosen; but you are looking into what is in my heart. Like when I was in El Salvador around 1986 and I was witness of the oppression and could longer remain silent. Here in Canada, my family have been victim of injustices, the same injustice is being done to thousands of immigrants in the name of a law -the IRPA- which is not complete and has some loop holes that are allowing that innocent people been unjustly persecuted. I could be talking for a long time of what emotions this image product of your talent , imagination, creativity and time, has produced this very moment on a Sunday Oct. 6th 2013. My third day in sanctuary at Walnut Grove Lutheran Church, BLESSINGS BROTHER! PS. Please tag your friends, invite them give us some of their time as well. We could use art to send a message to the decision makers by making post cards to your member of parliament. to the ministers who have in their hands the future of my family. I hope that I sometime might have the opportunity to thank you in person.
Posted on: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 11:36:43 +0000
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