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" "The 'civilized' world's silence is more deafening than the exlopsions covering the city like a shroud of death and terror.
(Italian: [vitˈtɔːrjo arriˈɡoːni]; Besana in Brianza, February 4, 1975 - Gaza, April 15, 2011) was an Italian journalist, writer and activist.
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I, who don't believe in war, don't want to be buried under any flag. If anything I would like to be remembered for my dreams. Should I die one day - in a hundred years - I would like to have what Nelson Mandela said on my gravestone: "A winner is a dreamer who has never stopped dreaming". Vittorio Arrigoni: a winner.
Please, someone stop this nightmare. Choosing to remain silent means somehow lends support to the genocide unfolding right now. Shout out your indignation, in every capital of the 'civilised' world, in every city, in every square, covering our own screams of pain and terror. A slice of humanity is dying while pitifully listening out for a response.