Prisoners To Vote? Give Me A Break!

If you ask me, what prisoners need is the freedom to go where they like, to attend their children’s weddings, birthdays, graduations, be there to support their parents, go shopping when they want, go out with their friends for drinks, clubbing, tea  and a host of other personal freedoms that matters.

But to vote? Give me a break.

The problem with the society ]we live in] is not the lack of rights or support; but the lack of responsibilities and consequences. Why give prisoners the right to vote; why not release them entirely?

Is There A Volcano Boiling Under The Coalition Government?

The events of the past few days within the Coalition government has not helped that rocking boat. The sea storm seems to continue with confusion brewing, though supressed by the key players.

These key players, of which Vince Cable is now on the benches and may not be used this season, are struggling to maintain a straight face. It is even worse when they know that the honeymoon is coming to an end and their famous mantra of "blaming Labour” is becoming boring to to the public too.

The fight has moved in-house, thus indicating that if Coalition government lasts this parliament, it may not finish with a party.

The Olympic Park Legacy Company has backed the West Ham bid to acquire the Olympic Stadium in Stratford, East London after the 2012 games.

For the war of words that has ensued since the announcement of these two forerunners in the bidding process, one cannot but watch in utter amazement but with disgust how these self-centred money mongrels can be nasty and only financially motivated.

In principle, the Tottenham Hot Spurs’ bid was meant to fail. Not only was it being too confident, it was also being a slap in the face to all tax payers and especially Londoner. That after  7 years of preparations, expenses, chaos, time-constraints and just 6 weeks of use, Spurs would destroy the stadium. TERRIBLE!

Majority of people can only had the time months after the event and the entire visitors had left,

Human Rights And The West: Is There Really Truth?

The furore in Egypt in the last two weeks has once again exposed the hypocrisy of the world-police states. For some reasons, this blog has never accepted America as a beacon of Human Rights at any time and feels vindicated now that others are beginning to notice.

In the 17 days furore in Egypt, all America has done is thread carefully; not wanting to offend Mubarak, but also trying to pretend it supports the human rights of Egyptian to a proper democracy. Obviously, the United States does not.

While America has been in the fore front of condemning other leaders that are considered to be undemocratic nor respecting the rights of their people, it has kept mum, not just working with Mubarak all along and funding his army, even in this critical days, the USA has preferred to stand by their man. why?

Well, what with a