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Zahid Zadran, if you took the time to see how long ago this message was posted, you'd have noticed that it was nearly a decade ago.  It also appears as if your response is intended to incite anger and outrage. 

Incestual rape is not perpetrated strictly by Zionists.  Rape is about control, humiliation, and degradation.  This is why many of the Syrian "refugees" were raping women of their host countries - to "teach" the women that they are subserviant and that their appearances (dress, fashions, beliefs) did not adhere to the expectations of the "refugees."  I am not talking about legitimate refugees fleeing for their lives.  I'm talking about people that were sent out to spread hatred and fear.

"Just forget your past..." was your recommendation.  This is not possible for an adult who experienced molestation, as a child.  A child that is molested is 10 times more likely to develop into molesters, themselves.  They are also more likely to remain locked in the role of "victim," for the rest of their lives unless (and, until) they seek intensive counseling therapy with a provider that specializes in child abuse, PTSD, and other special areas of practice.  An adult who was molested as a child typically associates their own self worth with sex, rather than their intellect and talents that they were born with.  The shame, pain, and humiliation that is heaped upon victims of childhood rape, molestation, and abuse will never be forgotten - those perceptions of powerlessness and helplessness are insidious and very challenging to manage.

On the postive side of this coin, you wrote, "You Are Really Brave You Can Change Your Life..."  This is true for any survivor of childhood rape and ongoing molestation.  There can absolutely be recovery and healing from dreadful experiences.  A "victim" can evolve into a "survivor," and continue to shed the shame, degradation, and negative self-perceptions and simply emerge as a Human Being, without labels.  But, this evolution takes tremendous courage, strength, resilience, diligence, and hard, hard work. 

If you truly wish to learn more about the facts about rape and child molestation, visit http://www.rainn.org or http://www.thehotline.org.