Persuasive Letter To President

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Dear President Rouhani, I could not agree more with President Warren. Excuse me, Senator Warren. Mr. President, what has been happening in some of our countries in our region for the past days, weeks, months, years, and decades, are very much unfortunate, the hostages are included. But keep in mind the terrorist organizations can not change our world for the better, only for worst. We the leaders have the capability of such a godly, and divine act. President Obama, the First Lady, Vice President Biden, Senator Warren, and others have been known by me for some wonderful years now. Releasing some of their own during the holidays will be a wonderful start for a better relationship between all of our countries in our world on the God gifted planet of ours. …show more content…

President? America and Americans may not be lucky enough to elect a Muslim, as well as a Christian, Jew, Buddhists, Hindu, President for a while now. Like President Warren, I suggest you to take advantage of it while he is commending America. Just like you did with the peaceful deal. Because definitely there will be more hostages if, God forbid Mr. Trump be running, and more likely you be the first nation he will go to a war. Unlike President Obama, who took so much heat from un-godly souls for not going into a war with you and your divine country. You owe the man. Give him what he needs, in order to receive what you need. Mr. President, as long as you remember that you, him, and I, are happen to be the chosen

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