Three extraordinary videos JD filmed in over 60 countries over a period of 2years. These videos record and chart us as Human Beings,” Being Human.”

The people interviewed in the videos are all different, they come from different cultures, have different belief systems, both religious and political. They have different skin tones, speak different languages,

And yet, in all their diversity their stories, are all the same. They speak of loss, of love, of war, peace, pain, joy, children, aging, fear. In all this, the one thing that unites them unites us is the desire and need to be loved and to love unconditionally.

Love fills the spaces between us and makes us truly Human.

Love . Simple . Pure . Unconditional .
This is what ironically we are fighting for, for the freedom to express ourselves “in ” love not fear …

The following video is from Charlie Chaplin’s film parody and satire, The Great Dictator.It is as relevant today as it was then.

Why Chaplin’s Speech from The Great Dictator Matters Today

The 1940 film offers wisdom that’s relevant in 2018.

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The first paragraph of this article applies as much in Britain today as it does in America.

We, in Britain, are a country torn apart by intolerance, fear, and often hatred.

Change is always a painful process, it creates conflict, confusion and always fears.

We must always keep in mind our common humanity, I hope these videos help to remind us of this and why we choose to stand against everything that diminishes that which makes us Human.

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Another awesome post by Kitty🌸😎💋💋💋🐱‍👓

We all seek love, and we run from terror. We hold dear our traditions we learned as a child.

We all must know that pushing millions of people towards another continent is doomed for failure, especially when these people are lied to by groups funded from billionaires with agenda.

Although I was flooded with tears watching these videos and found truth in Charlie Chaplin’s Dictator, I can’t agree with blaming everything on Trump!

I was moved by your post because that is what I want the world to be, we can do it, just not all at once. Like Queen Elizabeth says, slow down, change is gradual.

We, the people, have been stifled for eight long depressing years under Obama. The progressive left has doubled down on the narrative of hate all things legal, accusations of racism when little existed, gender-bending as fade in the elite HW crowd, infanticide, making abortion the normal and not the rare, taking the wealth of others who worked their asses off because they feel entitled to take. Socialism was a complete and total failure in the Latino community, why would the left ever think these hard working people would vote for that?

The right way to immigrate is a process not to overload the existing system all at once. I do feel for these people but implore them to do immigration reasonably and be ready to simulate into the newly adopted country.

What is wrong with a flood of millions of people is thousands are criminals ready to continue to victimize these people all over again.  As you have experienced in your own country with acid attacks, grooming gangs, knife attacks,  I can see why people have fear against these new strange people that differ from them even though the majority are peaceful people. Again simulation is paramount in your newly adopted country, and everyone must work to contribute to society.

Accusations that President Trump is a warmonger, yet he reached out to what many believe is our enemy.  It reminds of a song from a distance