Year End Close Calls

Copenhagen Accord = Kyoto Protocol 2.0?

Sad to say, the recent Copenhagen Accord is no different from the Kyoto Protocol made 13 years ago, which entered into effect 5 years ago, designed to solve the same problem of global warming which will result in climate change. This has yet to be solved thanks to humanity's selfish behaviour which will only end up destroying themselves ultimately. Well, maybe robots might take over!

The Protocol ends in 2012, where the new Accord is designed to take over, but whether this will affect any change remains to be seen, as Kyoto was a failure with the biggest source of global warming being the United States and this same country refused to be part of the Protocol:

Hopefully now with Obama @ the helm and this time US is a part of the new Accord, come 2012 when the Protocol expires, the new Accord with US involved will make our world for the better.

Dead End Job

Based on a real life experience... bus operator appeared to be pissed off after he stopped at a bus stop and no one enters. It only be described as the D'oh experience.

Explosive Words

Check it out... some fella in power finally got the guts to spill some truth.
More interesting read are the people comments \ more comments.

Now only they acknowledge?

Here are some facts, here are the fall outs.

Take a Good Look

Sometimes it seems we really need to ask ourselves what have we gotten the world into. Nothing is what it seems, logic being defied, laws and order being blatantly disregarded by the very people who made them. It can only be cleared that we are far from"civilized".

For those who really want to know the (some what obvious) answer to the strip... read this and this.

How do they rate the score anyway?

Read the comic, nuff said.
And according to a certain minister, crime index is going up because Police is becoming more effective.

Malaysian Circus Association

To those of you who are not Malaysian or have no idea what the strip is all about here is the run down: A large political party in Malaysia recently has a dispute between its chairman and its deputy.

To cut a long story short; chairman fires deputy, deputy fights back. They held an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to let the party delegates decide their fate because... this is suppose to be a democratic party, so to speak.

Turns out shockingly if they accept the voting result both of them will be out of power, however that pales in comparison as on the next day both men shook hands on uneasy truce, called it a day and turned their backs on the EGM result.

All the promises and talks they mentioned about "their fate on the hands of delegates", "uphold the party ruling", "in the party's best interest" before the voting all gone with the wind.

So much for democracy.