And we have one.

Help us we are suffering terribly.

Why do we suffer? It's an age old question that we haven't answered.

We never were. We suffer on a daily basis, said Princess Sahar by email to Channel 4.

But we do not really have a land shortage.

And we are operating with a comprehensive urban planning deficit.

For we all suffer from the political instability to which such despair gives rise.

If all this is our responsibility, then we are also the ones who paid with our blood to fight this entity. And until lately, we were the ones who suffered most from its extremism and its occupation of our land. We have also suffered from its attempts to brainwash our youth.

majeda76 I cannot tell you how emotionally drained Jawaher I are..we miss Mum so much..no solace in tears..God bless u Majeda.

It is painful to admit that our predicaments are brought about by our own misconceptions.

We currently have a gap between our ambitions and our resources which must be addressed.

In the past, the problem is just that we cannot get a ticket, maybe in the future, we will not be able to afford one...

And we, the people of this country, continue to suffer the effects of that war until today, across all levels.

So I'm going to talk about work, specifically why people can't seem to get work done at work, which is a problem we all kind of have.

The horrible computerized telephone answering systems that we all now suffer with might actually improve.

The modern world insists that we be dependent on each other we work with each other or we suffer in isolation.

We have to speak up. We have to solve this democracy this We have sclerosis in our democracy. And we have to change that.

And the third is the result of our media culture, obsessed as it is with putting a face to events.

However, in crucial areas, we suffer from selective or incomplete implementation and sometimes, no implementation at all .

They fought for their rights for over two centuries, and maybe because they sacrifice other minorities, Hispanic, Asian, we would suffer more in the mainstream.

Oh, of course, prestige, we re the best country in the world, blah blah, but what about all the abuses and less than democratic procedures we have here?

One day, these people will ask us, What were you doing when we used to struggle with hunger? Do we have an answer? I have doubts.

So I'm going to briefly discuss a couple of problems that we have and a couple of problems where we've got some solutions underway.

The problem does not lie with our shortcomings, but with the way we choose to resolve them.

We are suffering from the slow Internet connections and power outages which complicate our communications and hamper our future plans however, we aim to continue despite the difficulties.

Yes, some of these young people are connected to the Internet, but the connectivity in the Arab world is very little, is very small, because of many problems that we are suffering from.

So it is important to step back and remind ourselves that the lost decade that we are currently suffering is not our long run economic destiny.

When dreaming about a democratic future, we who were dissidents certainly had some utopian illusions, as we are well aware today.

An art critic described this piece as a reminder of the false benevolence accorded to Filipinos more than 100 years ago by American invaders, effects of which still plague us today.

We are suffering from the impacts of an insecurity that is prevalent among our neighbours, particularly in the Central African Republic and the Sudan, with which Chad shares very long borders.

We, along with many thousands of Azerbaijani refugees, have suffered similar tragedy ourselves, and still live in miserable and severe conditions in tents, coaches, underground caves and vaults.

But at the end of '92, when we were in such turmoil, and having all the financial problems, and all the mental problems, I began to really realize that Koreans are completely left out of this society and we are nothing.

So the blowout in the Gulf is just a little piece of a much larger problem that we have with the energy that we use to run civilization.

Indeed, citizens throughout the rich developed world all stand to benefit from a more prosperous globe especially a world in which there is less poverty, with fewer people facing despair. For we all suffer from the political instability to which such despair gives rise.

It is not as if there was a shortage of needs it is only that those who might meet those needs have a shortage of funds.

And when I worked in the prison system, it was so clear to me, this that many of us in this room, and almost all of the men that I worked with on death row, the seeds of their own compassion had never been watered.

August 11, 2014 Three days of fighting and three days of firebreak. This is how it goes.

The Royal Thai Government attaches great importance and thus accords high priority to the issue of road safety, because we suffer tremendous losses in terms of human lives, property and human capacity as a result of road accidents each year.

What that will do is avoid the problem I was talking about earlier, where currently we have political parties presenting democracy as merely a political choice in those societies alongside other choices such as military rule and theocracy.

While, in the development sphere, we suffer from weak implementation, on the security side, despite a heightened sense of threat among many we lack even a basic consensus and implementation, where it occurs, is all too often contested.

In addition, we are struggling to find some way to create incentives for people in the financial services industry that will have them more interested in serving the long term interests even of their own companies, rather than securing short term profits.

We were robbed of our dreams and were left to suffer unemployment, fear, and deprivation. Egypt that was once a secure haven turned into a waste land.

Why were we all taken in by the idea that we could make ourselves collectively richer by selling each other overpriced equities and houses? We were collectively irrational, but that is no explanation.

I advocate this for the old fashioned Keynesian reason that we are suffering from a deficiency of aggregate demand, that the multiplier is positive, and that the most effective way to reduce the private and public debts a year or two down the line is by taking steps to boost growth in national income now.

The horrible computerized telephone answering systems that we all now suffer with might actually improve. Imagine, someday you might actually prefer digital to human operators.