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Top 20 Wendy Pearlman Quotes (2024 Update)

Wendy Pearlman Quote: “I remember we crossed a bridge and it trembled underneath our feet because we were so many people.”

1. “I remember we crossed a bridge and it trembled underneath our feet because we were so many people.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “You can’t imagine how he died. His toenails were ripped out. His bones had been pierced with a drill. There were marks from being beaten and burned. His nose was beaten so severely that it was flat.”

2. “You can’t imagine how he died. His toenails were ripped out. His bones had been pierced with a drill. There were marks from being beaten and burned. His nose was beaten so severely that it was flat.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “For many Syrians, the start of a new life in Europe was the third in a succession of traumas. The trauma of war was followed by the trauma of a death-defying journey, only to be eclipsed by the trauma of disappointed expectations upon arriving in the West.”

3. “For many Syrians, the start of a new life in Europe was the third in a succession of traumas. The trauma of war was followed by the trauma of a death-defying journey, only to be eclipsed by the trauma of disappointed expectations upon arriving in the West.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “Hey, Mom, what’s new?” “By God, today it’s raining and foggy.” “Foggy” meant security forces were present. “Raining” meant they’re shooting. “Storms” meant shelling. And we were saying all of this in the heat of summer!”

4. “Hey, Mom, what’s new?” “By God, today it’s raining and foggy.” “Foggy” meant security forces were present. “Raining” meant they’re shooting. “Storms” meant shelling. And we were saying all of this in the heat of summer!”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “Many people aren’t happy with the refugees coming to their country. Maybe we came illegally, but every other door was shut in our faces. What do they expect us to do?”

5. “Many people aren’t happy with the refugees coming to their country. Maybe we came illegally, but every other door was shut in our faces. What do they expect us to do?”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “Just because you’re fighting evil doesn’t mean you’re good. And just because you’re doing evil doesn’t mean you’re bad. You end up with the conclusion that there is no ultimate right or wrong. It’s all shades of gray.”

6. “Just because you’re fighting evil doesn’t mean you’re good. And just because you’re doing evil doesn’t mean you’re bad. You end up with the conclusion that there is no ultimate right or wrong. It’s all shades of gray.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “We know that freedom has a price. Democracy has a price. But maybe we paid a price that is higher than freedom and higher than democracy. There is always a price for freedom. But not this much.”

7. “We know that freedom has a price. Democracy has a price. But maybe we paid a price that is higher than freedom and higher than democracy. There is always a price for freedom. But not this much.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “I started yelling in a loud voice, “Dignity!” What did we want after dignity? We didn’t know. But we knew that we needed more than just food.”

8. “I started yelling in a loud voice, “Dignity!” What did we want after dignity? We didn’t know. But we knew that we needed more than just food.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “I can’t sleep without the sounds of bombs or bullets. It’s like something’s missing.”

9. “I can’t sleep without the sounds of bombs or bullets. It’s like something’s missing.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “This is when we lost our humanity. I’d open my phone and look at my contacts and only one or two were still alive.”

10. “This is when we lost our humanity. I’d open my phone and look at my contacts and only one or two were still alive.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “But we haven’t come looking for safety. We’re not afraid of death.” And it’s true. We don’t have a problem with death. Our problem is life without dignity.”

11. “But we haven’t come looking for safety. We’re not afraid of death.” And it’s true. We don’t have a problem with death. Our problem is life without dignity.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “But even a monster has hope. He hopes that someday he’ll go back to being a normal human being.”

12. “But even a monster has hope. He hopes that someday he’ll go back to being a normal human being.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “Many people aren’t happy with the refugees coming to their country. Maybe we came illegally, but every other door was shut in our faces. What do they expect us to do? Isn’t it enough our government destroyed us and we lost everything? We would prefer to stay in our country. If you don’t want refugees, help us make peace in Syria.”

13. “Many people aren’t happy with the refugees coming to their country. Maybe we came illegally, but every other door was shut in our faces. What do they expect us to do? Isn’t it enough our government destroyed us and we lost everything? We would prefer to stay in our country. If you don’t want refugees, help us make peace in Syria.”

— Wendy Pearlman

Wendy Pearlman Quote: “Arabs used to produce science and algebra and now we’re famous for killing.”

14. “Arabs used to produce science and algebra and now we’re famous for killing.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “But I think I’m too old to dream now. In a month and a half, I’ll be twenty-nine.”

15. “But I think I’m too old to dream now. In a month and a half, I’ll be twenty-nine.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “The more someone supported the regime, the more he was scared of it.”

16. “The more someone supported the regime, the more he was scared of it.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “Blood is what moves people. Blood is the force of the revolution.”

17. “Blood is what moves people. Blood is the force of the revolution.”

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Wendy Pearlman Quote: “Today, the word “refugee” is used in a horrible way. It’s something either to be pitied or blamed for everything. Overpopulation? It’s the refugees. Rents going up? It’s the refugees. Crime? It’s the refugees. If you label people refugees, they remain refugees for the rest of their lives.”

18. “Today, the word “refugee” is used in a horrible way. It’s something either to be pitied or blamed for everything. Overpopulation? It’s the refugees. Rents going up? It’s the refugees. Crime? It’s the refugees. If you label people refugees, they remain refugees for the rest of their lives.”

— Wendy Pearlman

Wendy Pearlman Quote: “The regime has turned us into monsters so it can justify killing us by saying that it’s fighting monsters... I imagine this man who loses his kids- the one thing that defines his future. I completely understand if he turns into a monster. But even a monster has hope. He hopes that someday he’ll go back to being a normal human being.”

19. “The regime has turned us into monsters so it can justify killing us by saying that it’s fighting monsters... I imagine this man who loses his kids- the one thing that defines his future. I completely understand if he turns into a monster. But even a monster has hope. He hopes that someday he’ll go back to being a normal human being.”

— Wendy Pearlman

Wendy Pearlman Quote: “I swear, in Syria nobody used to ask whether you’re Muslim or Christian. We had no idea what religion our friends were.”

20. “I swear, in Syria nobody used to ask whether you’re Muslim or Christian. We had no idea what religion our friends were.”

— Wendy Pearlman

Wendy Pearlman Quote: “It’s been so long since I heard that someone died of natural causes.”

21. “It’s been so long since I heard that someone died of natural causes.”

— Wendy Pearlman

Wendy Pearlman Quote: “Every lawyer told me, “We’ll get him out.” But they were just lying so I would keep paying them.”

22. “Every lawyer told me, “We’ll get him out.” But they were just lying so I would keep paying them.”

— Wendy Pearlman

Wendy Pearlman Quote: “Hama today is nearly without men. There are only women and old people. My sister calls it “the Widow City.”

23. “Hama today is nearly without men. There are only women and old people. My sister calls it “the Widow City.”

— Wendy Pearlman

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