Monthly Archives: February 2011
Unfit for Democracy?
Article by Nicholas Kristof, New York Times I have worked in 22 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and Iraq. It is beyond question that every person in every nation in the world does NOT deserve Dictatorship in either its anti-Western … Continue reading
How to Handle Dictators
5% of Third World Countries are not dictatorships (but they are not necessarily democracies). 5% are anti-Western Dictatorships. 90% are pro-Western Dictatorships. The definition of a Dictator is one who frauds elections to gain power and/or to remain in power. … Continue reading
An Ugly Conspiracy
The Middle East and the whole Third World and Cuba and China and especially Saudi Arabia need voting and they need Fraud Proof Voting Systems. The Saudi Royal Family must fall, but they must fall through PROPER elections (the West’s … Continue reading
How we could have avoided chaos in Egypt
The following article was submitted to Tony Curzon Price at opendemocracy.net a few weeks ago for publication. After some prevarication on his part, he then went into radio silence mode. Good to know that the Defenders of Democracy are so … Continue reading
How to end Gaddafi
There are mercenaries inside Libya. Let someone – anyone – offer a bounty of $1m for Gaddafi captured, dead or alive. Very simple. If I had the money…..
Video to David Cameron on Fraud Proof Voting
Transcript of Video: David, I am a democracy guy – I have worked for the electoral commissions of Rwanda in 2003 for USAID and Iraq in 2005 for IFES. 2006 I invented a fraud proof voting system for the third … Continue reading
BBC censors innocuous content
Libya protests: has Colonel Gaddafi lost his grip ? Mugabe must have a hand in the presence of black Zimbabwean mercenaries who kill Libyans without qualms. Qaddafi has overstepped all decent behaviour, his bridges with his own people are burned. … Continue reading
Global unemployment
http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/gordon-brown-we-risk-wasting-an-entire-generation-2219867.html Technology is a mixed blessing – less people can produce more. If our political system is inadequate, then poverty for the majority and wealth for a few is the result. Take the emphasis away from ’employment’ – focus on … Continue reading
The Guardian newspaper lies again…..
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/feb/20/ugandan-leader-wins-presidential-election In today’s London Guardian newspaper, supposedly a left-wing quality press, a certain Xan Rice writes: “And unlike other African leaders who have enjoyed similarly long stays in power, Museveni has not helped himself to vast chunks of the country’s … Continue reading
Misc Posts 2002 – 2008
The subject matter is largely Zimbabwe and dictatorship. These are letters which I wrote (and still write) mainly to the Zimbabwe Independent, the UK Guardian Weekly, the UK Economist, the South African Mail and Guardian; also some to International Herald … Continue reading
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