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The Journey Is long Part IV
The Journey Is Long (Part III)
I would wish for a light at the end of the tunnel but I can not find the tunnel. How will all of this turn out? So much evil and hatred broiling around beyond me; corrupting power clutched like a prize and not one ounce of fairness unfolding for the approaching mid-terms in 22 days. The rule seems to
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Pick a color. Any color and make it your favorite color for the year. Arbitrary is a good way to go. Put names of colors in a hat and pick one. Think in that color. Dream in it. For one year at which point it expires and you have to pick another color. It will be like a semi-permanent
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Instead of poetry, some prose Daily bread. A simple concept, but not a reality for far too many humans on the planet. Clean water; another item taken as a given when daily thousands wake up faced with walking miles to get as much as can be carried. I just read that the 2018 Nobel Prize in Economics goes to two
» Read moreAbout victims and victors
On Organisational behavior About victims and victors This article tries to write the stories of many skilled workforce who died silent deaths in the hands of groups catapulted as ‘everybody’. The ones included in this, are most of the times powerful people playing the victim card. Since they have the number with them, organizations give the so-called ‘bad apples’ a
» Read moreSomeone has to ring the bell
“I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to death your right to say it.” Voltaire Since a long time, I thought it’d be unfair to draw such comparisons. How can one compare patterns of social behavior of terrorists with that of the organisations. However, owing to information I have, I think it is sadly time
» Read moreVishal Morjaria – A Guide You Can Rely Upon
If you have ever been in touch with Vishal Morjaria, you know it very well that he is someone that you can trust.
» Read moreThe holocaust of Britain
Shashi Tharoor in conversation with Anita Anand, BBC on his book An Era of Darkness. Enjoy listening by clicking here Nothing much has changed as far as eyes can see. The wisdom is to be watchful on words used. But I guess in the absence of willingness to cleanse the mind from ethnocentrism, everything becomes ornamental and plastic at the
» Read moreThe reluctant benefit tourist.
This is a part of my life which I was reluctant to accept initially to come to the UK,having been forced to come as a POW. I wrote this piece many years ago and just came across it again.
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