Saturday, August 29, 2009

COMPENDIUM of MICROSCOPIC ISSUES AT LARGE


1 In the first place it is not a matter of give and take issues. Generally when someone needs something beyond reasonable level he/she will borrow stuffs as a short-cut or as a last resort choice given on individual real intention in seeking assistance from. Negotiating, pleasing hard, politely bait then at last the giver tend to lend for being compassion; rather, upon possession the taker takes the stuff for good in CERTAIN cases! Judging from the situation mentioned, the term ‘borrow’ or ‘pinjam’ has been alter and abused for acquiring one’s personal property in subtle way so to say. The bottom-line is whenever you wish to lend something to certain people you got to assume that your belonging is already gone? No way, If we lend something let it there be in black and white not just words because words can be manipulated. This type of borrower is commonly a good orator and word twister indeed. SO again beware and beware and remain alert.


2 Applauding / being apologetic in other words called (bodek) is another continuous terrible phenomenon in society whereby benefiting those incompetent jack-ass to be promoted, protected and attaining personal gain if left uncheck will deteriorate the performance of well experienced and skilled individual causing brain-drain as a consequences will be a great loss for any institution or organization. Similarly like assigning someone who don’t know how to swim being position as a coast-guard at the shore putting victim’s life at stake.


3 Trustworthy issues and breaching at pre-contracts or pre- agreements by certain monsters@ giants backed by double standard super-power are becoming a trend spearhead driven to command and conquer whatever it takes, suing here and there, exorbitant profiteering and exploitation factors mainly making people suffering bodily and mentally resulting in foreclosure, inflationary pressure and at last linking consumerism matters together having no choice but to serve and bow towards unregulated master of capitalists. In my opinion the system of colonial introduced assigned past and modern politicians to safeguard the interest of capitalists largely as oppose to people’s interest in priority. If the politician is good enough our interest as the people will be look after both at scene and behind the scene.


4 Mankind still don’t entitle to fair consumerism and rights protection thus much work and effort need to be done in order to put in-force. Solution: Gold Dinar is the answer and may substantially reduce chances of crisis-occurrence repeating over and over again onto generation next. In the meantime we have to play TRANSITIONARY ROLE and innovation of new ethical instruments in the field of consumerism,filthy interest-based trading and economic environment as a whole requiring total re-engineering. Western politicians would never ever dare to whisper to reform those systems as they are at total advantages and that is why various packages and alternatives are being introduced such as stimulus package and bailing-out financial-related companies being done steadfastly in order to retain their status-Quo and to continue colonizing without realizing that they are shifting our attention more then 360 degrees annually repeatedly through frenzy media and consistent manipulation.


5 When such an obsolete and tyrannic but looks sophisticated system were in place for a century OIC countries on commercial basis unable to compete fairly and equitably with such unethical practice of ‘riba’ / interest that notably discriminate the creation of wealth among the middle-class and lower class economically speaking as oppose to the ability to create wealth out of thin air by USA which is a big brother of get-rich quick scheme in addition to desperate power-tussle. That’s the reason why when their cash-coffer dries-up yet could still function operationally! Surprise isn’t it ?

I need to complete my assignment and will continue in the next post. Do comment and correct my mistakes in case there are discrepancies

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