Hafez, the great Persian poet, refers to it as “that.”
That is the combination of many desirable qualities. That includes not only beauty, brains and charisma, it requires among other attributes like compassion, determination and bravery.
Lady Nazanin Afshin-Jam Mackay, the Iranian-born Canadian has “that.”
She is stunningly beautiful, is a brainiac, got charisma as powerful as an industrial magnet, is an accomplished pilot and she has a fabulous singing voice. However, her most attractive feature is her bravery, caring heart and determination to put her good fortune to use for the victims of the Islamist rulers of her native country of Iran.
Her tireless championing of human rights and co-founding of the “Stop child executions” in Iran are just part of what gives her “that.”
On Tuesday, Canada’s Foreign Affairs department warned Islamist diplomats “against interfering in the “choices” of Iranian-Canadians who have “rejected the oppressive Iranian regime and have chosen to come to Canada to build better lives.”
Yesterday, Lady Afshin-Jam Mackay asked for the closure of the Islamists’ embassy in Ottawa.
She has “that.”
