Often you will find me posting random thoughts. Don’t worry, I am not a depressed soul. They just pop into my head randomly so I share it. Here is today’s random thought 
(which came to me while I was texting with a friend)

     “Its good to keep secrets, your own and of other people. But it does have a drawback; secrets may  
                 often become a hindrance in your ability to trust people.”

Good morning, to all of racist bastards. The fact is the Indians are the only race that thinks 
people from different states in India are different races. And to all those Aryan Invasion 
theory believers and Dravidian separatists, sorry to burst your British bubble but a recent 
research proves that there is no race called Aryan, Arya means noble in sanskrit, if you cant 
figure that out go die! Most indians act like universal open minded people in front of others 
and when they get back to their stupid racist societies, they start bragging about their 
‘caste’ and how they should keep their DNA pure by marrying among their ‘caste’.
Wake up and smell the coffee, I could find two people with the same physical features in 
Malaysia and Indonesia. The truth is geography determines your physical features, there is no 
race, just because you find someone who looks like the majority of Africans in Andhra do you 
call him an African? or just because you find someone who looks like the majority of Russians 
in Afghan do you call him a white? 




Sit down and think! May god bless you all with some brains...


[ Credits to an unknown author ]

Gracias Teachers !

"Never lose your inner shine no matter how rusty it gets on the outside. " 

This was written in a small green note when I was in the 3rd year of my primary school by my class teacher Cikgu Zainal Abidin. Man! I miss those golden days. I have been holding on to this word of wisdom ever since. Thanks teachers. God bless you. I'm proud to say my mother is a teacher too. I know how hard it is to be a teacher; being me, myself as an educator. 


Happy Teacher's Day 2012

Ugly Truth's of This Century

* Once upon a time leadership mattered, now dealership rules the world.

* Once upon a time quality was craftsman's pride, now it is a departmental mess.

 * Once upon a time mouse was an untouchable mammal, now it is handheld
    pest.

 * Once upon a time wisdom was cultivated by wise people, now it is flashed on
    T-shirts.

 * Once upon a time teacher tought and students learnt, now teacher trade and
    students consume.

 * Once upon a time population was a problem, now it is a flourishing mass
    market.

 * Once upon a time competition brought out the best, now it brings out the
    worst in people.

 * Once upon a time there was a golden rule, now if you have gold, you rule.

 * Once upon a time truth telling was good for your soul, now it is bad for
    promotion.

 * Once upon a time success meant living by ideals, now it is about using above           
    all principles.

* Once upon a time beauty was in the eye of the beholder, now it is booming
   business.

 * Once upon a time the government was clean and sex was dirty, now one
    doesn't know.

What I believe in?

Recently, while I was having a coffee-shop chat with two of my seniors, (who are well-known Bloggers and debaters) they asked me this question; " What is the purpose of your writing? " 
I answered :  I am striving for what I believe in.  
When they asked me; What you believe in ? The below was my answer. 

" I believe in a world where justice and peace rules, where all human beings (and not just a privileged few) will be treated with the dignity that is theirs as the children of the one God.

I believe in a world where the economy serves the people and not the other way around.

I believe in the love, justice, compassion, simplicity and deep peace that god(and many great women and men down the ages) taught us – not the materialism, consumerism, avarice, hatred, violence and war that the power structures of the day promote.

I believe in people-centred globalisation – a globalisation of solidarity – not corporate-led globalisation that promotes a world ruled by corporations aided by greedy politicians, bureaucrats and tycoons acting in cahoots with one another.

I believe that real journalism serves the interests of ordinary people and holds to account the powers-that-be and their associated vested political, business and corporate interests. "

As I thought many might have the same question lingering on their minds, so I posted this here. 

“There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest.” ― Elie Wiesel 

“Do not wait for leaders; do it alone, person to person.” ― Mother Teresa

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