The game as it stands

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The game as it stands

“Real patriots always exhibit intense passion. Doomed is a nation that considers such true sons as mentally imbalanced.”

People like Bhagat Singh, Chandrashekhar, Uddham Singh, and Subash Chandra Bose were real passionate about what they believed in. To an ordinary man they would have in fact appeared as mentally insane, for the ideas, visions and passion they had, would have scared any lesser mortal. When someone talks about changing the future of the society even if it costs them their lives, people tend to think they have gone mad, for who wants to die for the society? Is it worth losing your own life for people who don’t even care? But then, this passion is what defines a patriot. But being a patriot does not mean being mentally inept. In fact patriots are always much more intelligent and compassionate than normal people. This is why they are able to see the truth behind the scenes, predict future, and are impassioned by the thought of their beloved society being subject to the hardships it doesn’t deserve. This is why they fight!

To give you an example of brilliance from Bhagat Singh’s life; after he had smoke bombed the parliament and courted arrest, one of his former associates betrayed the patriots and turned a prosecution witness in the Government’s case against him. During the hearing of the case in an open court, he allegedly told the court how he had seen Bhagat Singh making an actual killing bomb with his own hands. Bhagat Singh contested his claim and asked him to prove it by telling the court what exactly he saw him do. The idiot explained in detail the bomb making process to the open court. Once he was done, and even the judge wasn’t intelligent enough to stop him, Bhagat Singh chided both the court and the witness as to how they have just taught the public how to make a bomb at home, and how people everywhere will be making bombs at home now. So technically, he not only shared the bomb making process with the whole world, but also avoided breaking any law at the same time, such was the genius of Bhagat Singh.

And who doesn’t know of the escape of Subash Chandra Bose from the House arrest in Calcutta and subsequent escape to Japan, to raise an army that almost marched down to Delhi except for the lack of resources and co-ordination. Could an idiot or mentally insane person have accomplished any of those feats? Could an imbecile have travelled all the way to London even after having served a jail sentence in India, and then tracked down General O’Dyer, to shoot him down in his own town, in front of his own people, just like O’Dyer had ordered to be done to peacefully gathered thousands of innocent women, children and elderly in Jallianwala Bagh, that too when he had always been tailed by intelligence like a shadow, like Uddham Singh did? A patriot may be visibly passionate about his beliefs, for his passion is bound to his love for his motherland, but it in no way means he is insane, or drunk.

Now let us discuss everything that is happening in the Indian politics at this moment.

1.    Food security bill:

Just an eye-wash my dear friends! What is food security? The government will buy food items at market prices, and then resell them to ordinary people at a cheaper price. What does it mean? It means the government will be losing money it collects in the form of taxes and public sector undertakings’ income, by providing a subsidy on food. In other words; it will add to the annual budgetary deficit. But is this really a gift from a kind Government? Far from it, India has been tricked all over again. The subsidy ordinary people will get on food in the form of food security bill is the subsidy that has been taken away from petroleum products; diesel, petrol, kerosene etc. So the government has taken money out of your own pocket, and gifted it back to you. And you know what’s the worst part of this all? The rising cost of petroleum products means the production and transportation cost of everything including food items will increase (agricultural implements run on diesel/petrol, the produce is harvested and then marketed in vehicles running on diesel/petrol, and stored in stores that are electricity extensive). So the cost of everything including food will go up, which means, not only will you be paying a higher price for food items even after subsidy, but also for everything else. Who’s the loser here?

2.    Falling Rupee:

FDI, as I’ve mentioned time and again, is not only a way of selling the interests of ordinary Indians, but India has really been sold cheap. Falling Rupee is not just a way of increasing the buying power of foreign investors (selling Indian market share cheap), but also a way of bringing down the running costs of their existing investments like BPOs, manufacturing units etc. How does that work, you will ask? Well, let’s say the salary of the employees working in these multi-national company outlets was Rs 15,000 seven years ago, and has gone up to Rs 25,000 now (I don’t have the real figures, so just making a guess here as both figures appear extremely lucrative for Indian conditions). At Rs 40 per dollar, and Rs 60 per dollar, these figures mean the MNCs were paying each employee USD 2.44 per hour, for a seven hour working day, over a twenty two day working month (5 working days every week), and are paying USD 2.71 today. So as much as the salary jump appears in this case (66% in Indian Rupee), their cost has increased only by a trifle. Compare this to the minimum USD 10+ that would cost them were they to run their shop from US, or USD 19+ in Australia. For the increase in your salaries, you’ve paid the price in the way of rising cost of living. So is the Indian Government working for Indian interests? Has the Indian opposition raised any such points, including the big opportunist who is being currently promoted by the media (more on this below)? And do you think those who couldn’t even be loyal to their own motherlands will be loyal to you? They brought in jobs first to entice you, so that you won’t complain when they will buy out your motherland all over again. You are forgetting one thing; the imperialist administrations might have folded at the end of WW-II, but the imperial businesses never left the colonies. They first secured their interests, and are now spreading their venom again. They don’t even care for their own people, what class and category are you? Ask the people who’ve worked for Holdens in Australia all their lives, or those who were working in the call centres that were moved to India! And I assure you, once the running costs will rise, these jobs will move to Sri Lanka, then Africa, then South America, and then back to US/Aus, for by that time people in these nations will be poor enough to work for that kind of money (Posterity says thank you, for you brought the jobs back!).

3.    The game that’s unfolded:

So an opportunist man hijacked the so called “Cause of life” of a fragile elderly crusader, to launch his political career. Then he raised a campaign blowing away a ruling party, calling it out for corruption. And when the people finally voted the corrupt party out, the opportunist, after a bit of drama, joined hands with the same corrupt party he fought against, just so that he can make the government! And all this time, media left no stone unturned to provide him all the publicity he needed (Compare this to me who had been writing blogs, making videos on much wider ranging issues even before the elderly man woke up, and have written to media outlets, students unions across the globe). Barely a few days down in the government, what does the opportunist do; blow a hole in the budget by following the same people pleasing eye-wash policies of the political parties since times immemorial. Goes on to show not only how dishonest this man has always been, but also his huge lack of intelligence or vision for a stronger future of the nation. Had he been an honest man, he would have forwarded unconditional support to the party that was favoured by the voters more than his own, and preferred to sit in the opposition and be constructive. But what is the real game here? Yes my dear friends, all is not what it seems, and the truth comes out when you ask the real question; how will this drama effect the voters’ mind? My dear friends; the man is nothing but a political puppet, much like the elderly crusader whose movement he stole. He has been used to secure the future of the dynasties that have been ruling India like the Mughals since Independence. His actions will make people of India averse to trying any new leaders, for they will find it hard to trust anyone else, for they will think everyone is as corrupt as the politicians they already have. Thus the power will stay in the hands of the same influential few, and India will continue to suffer.

4.    Where does BJP stand?

For a party that privatised the best and most profitable public sector undertaking, “Maruti Udyog”, for a party who prefers radicals than real sons as leaders (Think about it, what would happen of India if every Indian became a radical; Hindu radical, Sikh radical, Muslim radical, Christian Radical, Mongoloid radical in case of eastern states, Tamil radical, Maratha radical etc?), for a party whose current leader claims to represent India but whose own state has discriminated against Sikh farmers, and he hasn’t even shown the magnanimity to be a true leader and embrace them when he clearly seeks Sikh votes in Punjab, BJP has not my vote of approval (and I didn’t even mention Gujrat riots anywhere here).

5.    Congress and Nehru-Gandhi dynasty:

Perhaps Indians have become so used to being ruled by someone, they cannot think beyond dynasties anymore. Democracy, or self governance, is not for Indians perhaps! Perhaps slavery has really seeped into Indian blood. From Gharid dynasty to the Mughals and then the British, Indians have only been at the wrong end of the whip throughout history. And I won’t just make heavy statements here. For all that I have already stated about the policies of the Congress government, let me just point out how for the last five years I have only been reading and hearing that Manmohan Singh was merely a front-man, while the real shots were being called by the Gandhi family. And now that the elections are near, suddenly Manmohan Singh is the reason of all evil, while Gandhi family is the saviour of India. If Rahul Gandhi was so honest and really felt for Indians, why didn’t he raise his voice for five years when his own party’s government could have been stopped from following wrong policies? Does he only wake up at elections, like a Kumbhkaran? Perhaps we should start thinking about his sister, who resembles Late Mrs Gandhi, the one who imposed emergency to save her government, the one who ordered the attack on Golden Temple without even foreseeing the consequences or looking for a better alternative, the one whose son allegedly bought cheaper guns at heavier price. If Congress is to be believed, there is no other man or women better than them in the over 1.2 billion strong Indian population, leave alone the Congress (reflects upon the quality of the Congress cadre if you get the dig). Perhaps we should just do away with democracy. It will save a lot of money otherwise wasted on elections, because honestly, if not these elections or the next ones, you are ultimately going to vote for a Gandhi anyway.

If I can openly take on Sikh radicals when Punjab was nearly set ablaze a few months back, and no Indian, Aussie or American ever supported or promoted me, I am man enough to save my motherland on my own. I don’t need cowards! Meanwhile, it doesn’t matter who Indians vote for in 2014, the next five years are going to be your punishment for ditching the patriots. And if I quit my pursuits in that time, even God won’t be able to save your future, for there is none!

Fatal Urge Carefree Kiss “Amanpreet Singh Rai”

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What came first?

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What came first?

“Success is the measure of efforts, not calibre.”

What comes first; aim to be achieved or motivation to achieve? An interesting paradox it is, for without a motivation to achieve something in life it’s hard to find an aim, and without an aim it is hard to find motivation to achieve anything. Perhaps we should delve on a question whose answer will not only satisfy both the scenarios, but also give direction to life; how to find an aim in life?

Schooling begins the moment you step outside your parent’s home. The community you live in is your first school that teaches you all the valuable lessons of life. Life however begins the moment you pass out of your school. This point forward, your every decision, action or inaction determines not only your future and that of your dependents, but it impacts the community you are a member of. Before this point you are a society’s responsibility, from this point the society becomes your responsibility. Scary it may sound, but should you be worried if passing out of the school one of your friends’ is discussing Harvard School of Law, another is talking Cambridge University, but you are there worried whether your boyfriend/girlfriend cheated on you last weekend? Maybe your friends were born with some genetic condition, like ‘Nerdism’; after all you cannot achieve anything in a day. So a day here and a day there won’t make a difference if you ultimately find your aim somehow strolling down the mean streets of life one day, will it?

Perhaps a day here or there won’t make a difference to what you will ultimately end up doing in life, but a directionless pursuit is more likely to lead you into doing something you are either not interested in, or something that won’t lead you to the point in life where you want and need to be. So even though you may not be inclined to think about your long term goals just today, for you may be having the hottest date in town tonight, but here’s a simple trick to determine your aim the first thing tomorrow morning after hangover, for that’s when you’ll find your conscience kicking you. Ask yourself then, “How do you want to see yourself when you are forty five years old”?

But why forty five years of age, you may ask. There are two reasons:

Firstly, forty five years of age is the time when a person’s eldest kid is about fifteen years of age, assuming they had their first child at the age of thirty. Fifteen years of age represents what you were two or three years ago before this point. This age frame of fifteen-eighteen years is the time when everyone looks up to their parents and determines if they like what their parents are doing for their living. You compare your parents to their peers and see where they stand in life. And this analysis of your parent’s working life should help you determine whether you want to be in a similar position as your parents, or something more or something lesser will do. You will know whether you like your parents work and living standard, and what they have provided you, and whether you want to provide something similar to your kids. This critical analysis will help you determine what sort of career path you need to choose for yourself, and this choice will automatically come with the pathways to take for its’ achievement. Once you pick a path, all you will need after that is to walk it. Your success will depend upon the efforts you will put in, and the efforts you need to put in will be determined by the calibre you have. I will talk about these in a bit, so hold on!

Secondly, forty five years of age is a time when one is still young, and will have a drive to either succeed further, or settle self beautifully for launching their kids’ careers, and securing their own retirement. Forty five years of age is the time when you finally have the resources and a family to enjoy your life with as well. How and how much can one enjoy, is determined by their career realities. The comparison between your parents and their peers, in conjunction with your own desires and dreams should help you make a career choice that will see you achieve that life at forty five. The future you want will give you the motivation to walk the path you need to.

So now comes the question; what is more important, efforts or calibre? One word answer: efforts. A brilliant mind is worthless if put to no use, and a simpleton can succeed if he continues practicing what he is failing in again and again. The more you repeat your efforts, the better you get at them, ultimately mastering what you are doing.

To give you an example; my best friend from childhood used to struggle with mathematics, barely managing average grades throughout. I on the other hand was a magician with mathematics, solving most complex of the problems, and my high school grades bear a testimony to it. But my friend wanted to be a Mechanical Engineer, something that involves extensive mathematics. The quickest way was to do year twelve with Science and Mathematics as subjects, and then clear a state wide entrance exam to study engineering. He picked the longer way. He did diploma in engineering first, something where he didn’t have to compete with the top mathematical geniuses for a place state wide as they all went for the quickest route. After his diploma, he competed with his peers’ state wide for a hard-fought seat in the top engineering college in the state, second year of degree. He fought a war with mathematics all through his degree, but always finished with decent grades. He mastered it through his efforts! Post degree he got a well paid job in the R&D department of a highly reputed multinational company. Today he is a high ranking official in another multi-national. Compared to him yours truly is sitting here writing this worthless piece. So what’s on top; efforts or calibre?

One final thing I would like to say is; seek excellence and success will come on its’ own. You achieve in life what you strive for. If you strive for success, all your efforts will be like a trial and error experiment where you will get one shot in bullseye and that will be your flash in the pan. However, if you strive for excellence in your field, success will become your shadow, for everything you will do will have the class, grace and finesse.

Fatal Urge Carefree Kiss “Amanpreet Singh Rai”

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Myth is reality

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Myth is reality

“Knowledge is a bane which in wrong hands becomes the curse.”

The thing about cancer is; it’s hard to detect in its’ initial stages, and once detected, if the patient won’t act to get treated, it goes away only with life. If you know something is wrong with the society, then waiting for it to get fixed by itself won’t fix it. When the people you trusted your nation and society with, they betray your society and work on hidden agendas promoting certain individuals, then your silence won’t awaken their conscience. You can look them in their eyes with innocence brimming out of your own, and all they will see is a ‘pitiable slave’ in you, like a bully having a good time at the expense of his victim. Human nature since ages! Rulers love having slaves! Do you honestly believe that a man like Mosses, who was himself rescuing a group of slaves from the clutches of a torturous Egyptian regime, would justify slavery in one of his commandments? Do you think the God you believe in created people unequal, for some to be slaves to the others? If the answer is no, then who do you think added the commandment about slaves in the ‘Ten Commandments’ and then ‘Bible’ (I don’t know about Koran, and Mahabharata condemns slavery as the lowest form of human life, something a man shouldn’t be subjected to)? It’s always leaders that humanity trusts, who betray humanity for their selfish ends.

In 1948-49, George Orwell wrote a very riveting novel about a Dystopian society, a novel which had often been banned by various governments world over due to its’ content. The novel is titled “Nineteen Eighty Four”, and what he wrote all those years back, is exactly what I see playing out in the society today. Let me just address a few salient features of the novel first, and then compare them to the ground realities of our world today, just to illustrate my point.

1984 (A novel by George Orwell)

1.    Big brother is watching you:

This phrase constantly reminds people that they are being monitored by the government (via TV screens in the novel).

Intention: To keep the population under control, and to nip in bud any signs of dissent against the ruling elite, exhibited by anyone, using “Thought Police”. Nobody in the society, which is not democratic anymore, can question the small minority controlling the state.

2.     A perpetual state of war:

In the novel, the state is constantly at war with the other two states, switching sides whenever the ruling party deems fit. The intention is to keep people scared of the enemy, and hence make them support the state all the time. The state itself orchestrates war, to distract people’s attention from other issues, so as to avoid a revolt on account of miss-governance. The wars’ are generally orchestrated in a way as to create an impression of a thumping victory over the enemy, akin to putting the foot down the enemy’s throat and stomping on it, to create a feeling of euphoria in the hearts of people, so that people love and admire the ruling elite.

3. Role of media and modification of history:

In the novel, the protagonist is a member of the outer party whose job is to alter articles published in old newspapers, to make their language reflect current ruling elite policy and line of thought. For example, when Oceania switches sides from East-Asia to Euro-Asia, the public is made to believe that Oceania had always been at war with East-Asia, and not Euro-Asia. The media is continuously used to alter public opinion and psychology, for fear mongering etc.

4. Psychological handling of dissidents:

Those who question government actions, and try to challenge it on issues affecting the society, they are isolated from the community, and broken down psychologically, so as to re-affirm them to the way of the government. Independent political thought, an important integral part of democracy, is non-existent in the society, and government is always correct. The top 2% population controls all the resources, and is the rich class, about 13% help them govern the society, while everybody else is just a worker.

Now let us compare this hypothetical scenario of the novel with the real world we are living in today. The similarities are disconcerting to say the least, but then, every time an honest man will speak out and explain to the society what is going wrong, and what can go wrong, if the society won’t act on his words and safeguard itself, the nefarious designs of the inherently greedy human race will abuse that knowledge and cheat the majority. Human beings love to rule other human beings. Majority was a peasant working in the fields and shops of the minority in pre-democratic era. Now since democracy has stopped evolving for the last so many decades, and oligarchy and plutocracy have found a back door to re-emerge, humanity is destined to work as peasants in their businesses once again. I am sorry I don’t have any kinder words to define the situation. Let us just get on with the current topic.

Real life situation today, how it compares to “1984”, the novel:

1.    Government snooping:

Thanks to Snowden, we all know how none of our communication (email/telephone) is private anymore.

Intention: Questionable at best. Human trafficking as well as illicit drug trade, they are all coordinated using phone/mobiles (I don’t think homing pigeons are in fashion anymore, or regular post is quick enough to manage on-road consignments). Yet, just like Boston attacks, hacking of British Soldier, shootings at Oslo, Colorado theatre or Wisconsin Sikh temple etc, none were ever stopped by the so called snooping. And I am pretty sure German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and Indonesian President’s wife are not terrorists. As such, only reason I can guess is; this snooping will help safeguard ruling parties/businessmen against vigilante crusaders like myself, who can upset their malefic intensions apple -carts. It is really easy to single out a person, collect his personal information, to either scrap off their support circle, or gather information to blackmail them in case other methods/negotiations fail. This way, any new democratic leader of the society will not rise and question the government on its’ policies, thus creating a situation where the interests of the handful of big businesses controlling current set of political leaderships will be jeopardized. In fact, while the real honest patriots will be subdued, media will be used to project their own man as the alternate answer, with situations doctored to promote him into positive spotlight. Thus ordinary people will have no savior without an armed revolution. And who can have guns in Australia/India today, and who will be allowed to have guns in US tomorrow? The time is running out for democratic societies, if everything is still to be salvaged peacefully. At risk is peace we all value, or future we all hope!

2. State of constant war

The end of Cold War hasn’t resulted in peace anywhere. The conflict is continuously raging all the time. Cold War was immediately followed by First Gulf war, and the Second Iraq invasion (based on false information) has been followed up with the Afghan conflict. And I don’t see this conflict ending on account of a double game being played across the globe as explained in detail under the next heading. But let me just point out how conveniently media has been used to switch sides (like Oceania switching sides in the novel). In 1971 war NATO was backing Pakistan. Even during Clinton era, and post 1999 Kargil conflict, Pakistan has been given lavish financial and military aid, but suddenly now a new love has been found for India, and a scorn for Pakistan. Western media is suddenly full of praise for India. Go a few decades back, and India (which was on really good terms with the then USSR) was being picked out for human rights violations and persecution of minorities (1984 Anti-Sikh riots, killing of innocent Sikh youth in Punjab, atrocities in eastern states etc).  Look at the pro-India and anti-Pakistan media outlook today. Even historical opinions are being adulterated using media, for example by making public official communications of President Nixon, that point out how it was Nixon who was anti-India, and couldn’t stand the Americans who loved Indian democracy. Here’s a news link that sums up traditional views, but in a way that reflects as if it was just Nixon who was against India, or rather Indira (The news is from 2005, about time when a policy shift had just started):

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/4633263.stm

And here’s a version of the events for Indian readers (note the difference in tone):

http://www.dailypioneer.com/columnists/backbone/a-forgotten-genocide.html

3. Role of media and double game:

For someone who reads news articles being published in both ends of the world; Middle-East (Asia) and West, I see a definite pattern in events. While news items in Asian region reflect on Western aggression as an inhuman transgression (like drone attacks killing children, Israel killing Palestinians, torture and discrimination against Muslims in west, NATO forces killing Taliban Militia involved in peace talks with local governments, etc.), western media is full of news that show Islam as intolerant religion, and Muslims as terrorists. To give you comparative examples:

a.     Media frenzy in middle-east at burning of Koran by NATO forces, pissing on dead Afghans, shooting wounded militia etc. And in west, the news blowout post hacking of British soldier, Boston bombing etc to instigate fear and hatred against Muslims. You all know how the one side of events affected the views of public on your side of the world. Now just imagine the effect the other end of news spectrum on the public at the other side of the world. Remember, you may hear particular news only once on your side of the world, but such news and many similar news fill up the media on the other side of the world. Now think: how will there be peace?

b.    Western media projects Muslims as terrorists, while media in Middle East repeatedly points out examples that Jihadists have often been trained by western agencies. Refer to the news item about former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf’s book where he mentions how one of the dreaded terrorists on death trail couldn’t be hanged because he was an agent trained by MI6 to carry out Jihadist work in Balkan states. Refer to this page and links for news articles provided in it, and see how it reflects as to the involvement of western intelligence agencies with terrorist organizations (What effect do you think such news articles will have on the minds of Muslim youth when they will compare it their ground reality, that their cities are under attack by the supporters of these men, on the pretext of killing these men only?):

http://www.nlpwessex.org/docs/guardiansheikh.htm

In case the links don’t work, here are two alternates:

http://www.awaztoday.com/News_Pervez-Musharraf-Nailed-Top-Pakistani-Terrorist-and-Kidnapper-As-MI6-Agent_1_434_Political-News.aspx

http://www.savekosovo.org/default.asp?p=4&leader=0&sp=137

This is how the war is being fueled and fed with flesh and blood of innocent ordinary people at either end of the globe. All this is done, so that ordinary people world over cannot unite into one, for if there will be peace, then people will have the time to think about issues affecting their lives, like outsourcing of their jobs, wiping out of their small businesses from the market, the constantly increasing grasp of a few huge business houses (and families in case of Indian sub-continent, much like Mughal dynasty) on the Government, thus making democracy slip out of the hands of ordinary people. If you cannot have your own small businesses because it is unaffordable now, or because corporate giants (Grocers, furniture houses, fast-food joints, fashion stores) will whip you out of the market (delis, small grocers, coffee kiosks, clothing retailers etc), and your jobs are going to be outsourced (where are Holden, Ford and Mitsubishi going from Australia), what are you living for?

Thanks to FDI, Indians will find themselves in the same situation within the next 5-10 years, and the second rate political leaders they are banking upon, the ones’ who don’t even know the real issues, leave alone having the foresight to make India a super-power, they are going to make sure the next five years are a punishment to Indians for not standing up behind the true patriots. This is the second time in the last 70 years that Indians have opted for second rate political leaders. Doesn’t matter who Indians vote for in 2014, none of their new or old political leaders have the intentions, foresight, or intelligence to nail the real problems. Else tell me, why is it me who is always talking about FDI even so long after the initial damage? Why it is me who knows what is wrong with the “Food bill”, and how Indians have been cheated once again? Why is none of the Indian leaders, both old and new, speaking out? Why is it that Manmohan Singh was labeled a Gandhi Family puppet for his entire tenure as PM of India, and now that elections are near, he is being projected as the man behind the mess all along? Why was Rahul Gandhi quiet when he could have actually done something for India, and why is he shouting out his mouth today when all time has been lost? Why hasn’t Narendra Modi promised so far, that the first thing he will do if he wins the elections is, roll back the FDI decision? And why is the new kid, oh well, let’s not talk about him, for he doesn’t even know what the real issues are. He has been quiet all along, so I might as well stay mum about him. Why give him unnecessary mileage when Indian media is already doing well for him?

4. Psychological handling:

It’s really a shame that when people should be talking about issues affecting their lives and societies, they are talking about a girl stripping on stage and rubbing her back on a man’s torso. It’s a shame that the most influential woman media can find is the one whose claim to fame is stripping on stage and going nude in videos. Perhaps promoting nudity is the best possible influence a woman can have on contemporary women today. Perhaps women stripping in something as frivolous as a music video, to be watched at home by kids and families is the best precedent to be set. Perhaps people should be more worried about their daughters walking down the street nude than their government selling their interests nude. Besides, when all big leaders are funny as hell, all rich brats are cool flaunting their cash and making the most ridiculous statements, it’s the duty of ordinary people to love them. Who cares about the work they are doing, as long as they are pleasant to look at in media. After all, everybody loves Big brother in “1984”. After all, it’s only the image in media that counts. And if you love your leaders and owners, you should be happy to be their slaves. Ask the teenage girls and boys who love Beibers and One Directions, some even claiming them to be their daddy’s. I on the contrary wonder; was it their mother who used to date them, or are they a result of sperm banks? Low lives always make best slaves! Those who don’t have pride, they never fight for their rights, or for the welfare of society. Your next generation is already being prepared! Why else have I struggled to get media attention in the last three years even after so much work?

Fatal Urge Carefree Kiss “Amanpreet Singh Rai”

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