What semitic language it is?

What makes you think it's a Semitic language?

What Timur said.

I believe that script is Venusian.

Conversely, I think it's Georgian:

(Mind that Atlantans usually don't live there.)

It's Luxembourgish, a prescription by an older doctor, who usually speaks Moselle Franconian at home (you can see that looking at the forth and thirteenth word). Roughly translated, it's 300 ml eye and ear drops against congestion to be taken daily at 12 am and 12 pm ... wait ... well something like that.

most letters are arabic. it's 100% not Georgian. I know Georgian
I suspect some ancient mesopotamian or aramaic or modern arabic script with ancient words....
those who know arabic advise that - it's just random symbols

You just make this **** up as you do along, don't you? There never was a language nor a script which was called mesopotamian. The Sumerian civilization dates back as far as 6000 ybp, and their written language as far back as 5000 ybp. Aramaic was not written before 3000 ybp at the earliest. Arabic does not appear as a written language until about the fourth century of the common era. It's pretty easy to make sweeping claims when you've got 4000 years to play with. Personally, i suspect that you're clueless, but that you're pretending to be knowledgeable.

I agree.