In the name of God who would grant you three wishes to answer your dreams for your material pleasure and you would experience happiness and even delight though you will always feel deep within your body the supreme desire for the love of others above anything bought or sold

In the name of God who would grant you three wishes to answer your dreams for your material pleasure and you would experience happiness and even delight though you will always feel deep within your body the supreme desire for the love of others above anything bought or sold

For thousands of years Aleppo and Baghdad have been cultivated with trades and goods simultaneously from the far east horizons of the world to the far west horizons.  To travel the distance from Aleppo to Baghdad is eight days of walking and stretches across seven hundred kilometers of rivers, deserts, highlands and lowlands.  Everything the far east or the far west had to offer mankind in fruits and trades would reach the shores of the five seas which surround a center land where two rivers flow, through Syria and Iraq.  The absolute center of the landmass between the five seas of the middle east is the city named Baghdad.  Baghdad is surrounded by rivers and lakes and has higher lands on the east of the rivers, with deserts in the west of the river lands. To travel from west to east or from east to west on the center of the landmass between the five middle seas is a trade route connecting Aleppo and Baghdad.  A northern route connecting Aleppo with Baghdad passed via Beer, Orfah, Diarbekr, Mardin, Mousul.  A southern route connecting Aleppo with Baghdad followed the river Euphrates. For thousands of years, any tradesman who desired to transport the fruits of the far east to the land of the west must arrive in Baghdad and make way with the caravan to Aleppo.  For thousands of years, any tradesman who desired to transport the fruits of the far west to the lands of the east must arrive in Aleppo and make way with the caravan leading to Baghdad. 

The five middle seas each have a pearl city where the richness mankind has to offer has been concentrated.  The pearl of the white sea (Mediterranean) in the west is the city of Damascus.  The pearl of the black sea in the north is the city of Istanbul (Constantinople).  The pearl of the Caspian sea in the east is Tehran.  The pearl of the Persian sea in the south east is Basrah.  The pearl of the red sea in the south west is Cairo.  Aleppo is on the shores of the sea on the western horizon and provides a travel road due east into the heart of the landmass between the five seas where lay the cities of Mousul, Kirkuk, Baghdad.  The riverlands of Iraq from the city Mousul through Kirkuk to the city Baghdad are the place where the trades and fruits of the east and the west arrive into one trade network, most clearly displayed and visible in the Arabians souk or bazaar than was possible anywhere in the world for thousands of years. 

The journey by foot across the heart of the five seas is one that cannot be taken alone.  The travel is far and immense, the heat is intense.  The Arabian nights are like Arabian days, more often than not, they are hotter than hot.  A fool off his guard could fall hard on the dunes.  The security of the caravan of goods will be challenged as they move across the terrain.  The goods are very desirable and very difficult to acquire when the transportation is needed across the country.  The caravan will cross paths repeatedly with many people who never otherwise can obtain such foreign trade goods until this moment.  The price of the trade goods must be effected by the journey travelled to deliver it to foreign lands.  Often the trade of goods cost people their life.  The allure of the trade goods had inspired some families and tribes to lay in wait along the journey to rob the caravans of their contents.  The trade of goods had motivated the kings to install checkpoints for collecting trade taxes from the caravans to demand a percent of the money earned from trading. 

The movement of any fruits of mankind across the horizons of the east and the west had awakened every man who witnessed it to an urge to obtain it for himself for thousands of years.  For thousands of years the center landmass of the five middle seas which is the land of Syria and Iraq has felt the breath of trade blow across its rivers and deserts, its high and low lands. For thousands of years the daring journey on the roads connecting Aleppo and Baghdad are the center of mankinds cultivation of the fruits of every labor from the far west and far east.

Allahu Akbar!

We have not failed to see the current events which show great importance to the wellbeing of the people of the lands of Syria and Iraq as well as having severe implications for the destiny of mankind on the entire planet.  We ask God to help the people of Gaza by returning to them everything that was taken and to defend them from the bombs of Netanyahu and the Israeli Mossad. 

We say to God, thank you for saving the life of the people in Japan when the passenger jet collided with a team of men departing to save the life of the Japaneese trapped under the earthquake.  There was an eight magnitude earthquake in Japan last week on the first day of January and the people are trapped because of the earthquake.  When a group of men went to bring rescue equipment they were hit by a passenger jet and killed.  This would be a great devastation if God did not intercede.  God has interceded.  Allahu Akbar!

The passengers have shown us how fast a group can move in unison and what a tremendous life force four-hundred people can be.  Four hundred Japanese escape the burning plane in sixty seconds through two small doors.  That’s the same amount of time needed for an eight magnitude earthquake to break apart the ground.  This is a clear message from God that said that every family in the earthquake must live.  There can never be a time when the family cannot escape a home before sixty seconds has elapsed!  God said this in the most distinct and firey raging vividness of the wreckage of the airplane where four hundred people escaped out two small doors in sixty seconds unscathed.  We must have this same protection from God for all earthquakes and we must never be deprived of it again.  Allahu Akbar!

Your Loving Daughter, Catherine Alwan.