The Forgotten 54 - When will the War Finish for Them?
B Waraich September 3, 2004
#1 Posted by Rakaposh on September 3, 2004 11:14:52 am
Very sad and touching.
I have many a times wondered about families of POWs and what they go through each day , not knowing , still hoping, still praying.
Instead of exchanging singers and musicians and other trade stuff, we should both wipe the slate clean and return whatever POWs we have from both sides . Its never too late.
I have many a times wondered about families of POWs and what they go through each day , not knowing , still hoping, still praying.
Instead of exchanging singers and musicians and other trade stuff, we should both wipe the slate clean and return whatever POWs we have from both sides . Its never too late.
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