#peacefulrevolution

[verdigrisprowl]

@peaceful--revolution started following you

The frequency was... almost recognizable, but...

«You've reached the office of Prowl, captain of the Cybertronian Security Force. Can I help you.» He hesitated; then asked, skeptically, «... Alternate?»

[lswieckitay]

"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." -John F. Kennedy #revolution #peacefulrevolution #peace #love #aloha #notmypresident #orangevirus #hewillnotdivideus #unity #unitedwestand #united #unitednotdivided #happyhippie #now #noiretblanc #photography #graffiti #tag #marker (at Captain Cook, Hawaii)

[spyshop1989-blog]

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[vari-medical-academy]

Remembering the Father of the Nation on his birth anniversary, a beacon of peace and non-violence. 🕊️✨

#gandhijayanti #mahatmagandhi #peacefulrevolution #india #gandhiji #nonviolence #freedomfighter #varimedicalacademy

[meddeygo]

Be the change you wish to see in the world." Remembering Mahatma Gandhi, whose principles of peace, nonviolence, and equality continue to inspire generations.

[lifeanditsknots]

Sudan Raise Again...

There's this wave of depression hitting people, even the happy ones here in Sudan. It's hard to say if exactly how it comes about but. Seeing people die, seeing lives end so quickly and within seconds does something to you. There was a wave of other things happening. life here is just hard at the moment, mentally, physically, and emotionally.

I suspect that after the time the INTERNET was closed, like a drug, people had to go through withdrawal. Around a month without the Internet made people adapt a little to phone calls and meetings, which meant a lot of things had stopped.

A crisis for the youth, no way to socialize, no way to communicate back at work (Until people at work were permitted Internet ). This wasn't the first time, and the timing was very bad, it was when people saw that they were making progress in life. it almost felt like Sudan had a future, people were finally making an effort to make a better future.

When the Internet came back after countless protests, it was horrifying to see, the way the killings had happened. It was hard to see the usual social media without saying, I wish I was somewhere else in the world. I am one of the people that love Sudan, for the people the culture, and a lot more.

Sudan I can say is the best country and its people are very resilient, smart and kind people. The Variety of tribes and countless ethnicity all living peacefully is astounding to see, I'm not saying there isn't racism and discrimination, which I feel firsthand, doesn't change my mind about the country.

I feel if the country found the right rules at this time and age after all the stuff people in Sudan have been through, it's bound to head in a better direction. Its people are striving for a better life, even the junkies are changing. The struggle somehow made people want to do more, be better and experience more. I really love Sudan.

[rustedservos]

+peaceful--revolution

peaceful--revolution started following you

::This is Ratchet, CMO of the Autobots. State your emergency.::

[logic-and-reason-blog]

✦ peaceful--revolution started following you

@peaceful--revolution

:: You have reached a...technically Autobot starship Peaceful Revolution. ::

Technically.

Because both Prowl and some other members of the crew were still technically Autobots.

Even if Prowl wasn’t entirely sure if some of his former comrades still considered him a part of their faction. 

:: Identify yourself. ::