It has been such a
long time since I truly admired and respected elected government. Why is this?
As more and more
career criminal politicians take power over a growing, disintegrating
population of dumbed down,
brainwashed, on the
dole takers, it seems like we cannot produce statesmen and women to govern
anymore.
Surely they still
exist around the globe in silence.
But where are they?
First of all, big money is constantly purchasing power. Secondly, as soon as reasonable souls do
speak out,
they are smothered,
shouted and insulted down, or even assassinated by those who want to maintain their
greed-filled strangle-hold.
In the end, written history
shows us that eventually the mood of a country can no longer take the
corruption. So then, we have revolutions, civil wars, and uprisings. I personally have difficulty dodging bullets
and knives. The more the judicial
systems fail common sense justice, the more we are witnessing increased violent
crimes and anarchy. One day, hopefully
long after we are gone,
it will happen all
over again!!!!! Whether it is religion
pitted against religion, or some other foul reasoning…
MAN seems never
content to allow peace to last for too long.




Such truth. How ridiculously sad and tragic. anon
ReplyDeleteWe just read that NYC let an illegal Muslim murderer/rapist of a 92 year old woman back on the street. U R correct. Justice is gone. anon
ReplyDeleteGooooooooooooooood writing, Dr. Y
ReplyDeleteAl and Family
All of your post is true.We had a man who attacked two innocent men in Victoria and sent both of them to Intensive Care with facial fractures and broken jaw.When he went to court in Frankston here,the cowardly police sent ten police offigers to walk on either side of him to protect him from vengeful citizens.How about that.A clear message being sent to criminals that the police is here to give them protection.It makes you wonder what kind of society we are getting ourselves into. Nick
ReplyDeleteWe agree with what you wrote. Ali Family
ReplyDeleteAnd why does nobody listen? They’re afraid of what will happen to them. It’s a “don’t poke the bear” thing. Belize
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