It is harder to defend than to gain independence.

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We read an extension of the concept when we were in high school. That was harder to defend than to gain independence. This had to be described in detail. It was a very meaningful statement. We do not like to be submissive. We all want to move freely, to live in an independent country. Which countries will not have influence.
Freedom-loving people try their best to make their own country independent. They have been doing this for ages. They are not reluctant to give their lives. They want their own freedom, the freedom of the country. The appeal of these people is most behind the independence of every country. The country became independent through their best efforts, struggle and blood. We respect those people because for them we can live in an independent country.
Like we had to fight to make our country independent. Many people participated in the war, many people died in this war. They could not enjoy freedom. But as a result of their sacrifices and struggles, we have qualified to live in an independent country.

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Unfortunately, there is freedom? Have we been able to protect that freedom? Can people still move freely in the country? Can speak freely Do you have freedom of expression? But not...Many people are still starving, many are being killed for no reason, killing, robbery, rape, theft, robbery, usury, bribery, the country is full.


It is harder to defend than to gain independence. | Ecency