Thursday, October 31, 2013

Corruption : Valor v.s Venom

As I got older I begin to realize the idealistic notions that high ranked professionals from the baby boom era seem to lecture about "honesty, integrity, transparency and justice" seems nothing more than a hogwash.

Of course during our undergrad studies we are led to believe to remain submissive, obedient and seldom question the managerial decisions of our bosses. Additionally, some institutions provide guidance on how to behave once a student heads to the "real world". Elitism, it felt powerful and right in the beginning but once everything starts to appear false, backstabbing and dishonest it is up to one to decide whether one can live with it.

After accomplishing so much in life by dodging my fate again and again I finally met "the establishment." and was offered to renounce my views on my beliefs on corporate and social responsibility. When someone starts standing up for the poor and abused from a place where its unlikely to assist, I accidentally triggered my humane sympathy toward the least fortunate and enabled a small group to focus on me.

It was then that I realized I sorta hit the jackpot but my morality was at stake. Moreover from this moment when time stood still I realized the limits that some people can help and only then I realized I was on my own to finish this quest. I was warned that I will fail... I know this warning scared most of those around me but what choice does one have if a group cannot be represented at expensive cocktail balls whilst advocating pseudo human compassion? I saw my cards many years ago and many people taught and woke a part of me that I had long lost but regained again. Perhaps the most disappointing thing I ever felt was the closest friend accept their fate despite they were betrayed at every turn, yet she still follows the path set out for herself and I will always pity her.  I'll continue to fight against my fate even though it will be in vain. Someone once told me it is idiotic, but if they know that despite there is a system and I will remain using those rights, it is the corruption that will be out of my sight that will lead the corrupt to victory. Bribery, cronyism, affiliations, bias in a court defending human rights is often a slick chance if one attempts to use reason. I've been very fortunate in my life, and saw  so many good people go who share the same vision I have for the less fortunate. It is for them that I vow to fight for their rights. I hope others will follow as I expect/calculate a corrupt person to arrange an accident for me and dismiss it either  "unexpected" or "self afflicted."

I have enough info later on to supply that if something does happen to me , it will not be my own doing. Where are the International authorities when you need them....If I defend myself I will be deemed as an inhumane trained fighter but If I dont do anything about it the media might label it as "unfortunate demise/ what could have been".

Corruption and Crime are real... and don't ever stop fighting against those forces. 

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