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War of Attrition
Against Humanity
Leaders' Respond

 POLITICS AND LEADERSHIP

 


Universal Declaration of Human Rights

PREAMBLE

    ...Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be compelled to have recourse, as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression, that human rights should be protected by the rule of law,...

 

Politics is a pseudo-philosophy created by social engineers to promote the interest of one group to the detriment of others.

By design, politics sets one group of people against people of other groups. The outcomes of politics split the collective and generate hostility, which yield material gains to the proponents, propagators and enforcers. Politics is, therefore, an antisocial device to acquire power and privileges undeserved by merits, to get rich or richer by deception at a grand scale to the detriment of the majority of mankind.

Politics have precipitated the wars, mass destruction of lives and property, racial hatred and genocide, subjugation by force and economic means. In response, it has triggered insecurity, fear, and human suffering at grand scales, dissent, protest, uprising and terrorism.

Leadership is a commitment to serve people for the public good, to organise common security, social cohesion and harmony. Leadership must be open, transparent for, and accountable to the community.

There is one valid platform for leadership; the HUMANISM.

 

 

Please vote on the issue of Leaders' Accountability

Directors are held accountable for the mismanagement of the Company.

Should Members of Government be held criminally responsible for the mismanagement of the Country's affairs and crimes against the citizens?

Yes
No, they are judged at the next election.
No, the Lawmakers are above the Law.
I do not care.

 

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