Showing posts with label Elections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elections. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Dancing Politicians

Why I ask, is it that politicians always seem to be moving around, almost dancing, whenever they are rallying around to practice the art of trumpery on their loyal and unsuspecting followers?
With feet stamping and arms gesticulating they declare to all around them, and the world at large, what sincere, humble and honest folk they really are. They are only there to voice the opinions of the masses, and they do totally understand the position of those who are unemployed and will certainly do their utmost to bring the country out of whatever bad situation it seems to be in at the moment.
I wonder do they stand in front of a full length mirror to practice facial expressions and body movements to ensure that they will keep the audience enthralled with their wise words and promised forecasts?
As they gaily go tub-thumping from one side to another with voices filled with exaggerations of what they will do for the country and of pie crust promises that anyone with any form of brain matter would easily see through and never believe.
Do they watch replays of the opposition to see if their dance moves are better than their own, or do they pay vast, but very worth it, amounts of money to have a choreographer design the entire show?
Would we not perhaps get a better leader and parliament if elections in South Africa were done on the same basis as "Strictly come Dancing"? For one they would probably get a better viewing audience and then all the participants would each have an equal turn to show their spins and pirouettes to the spellbound spectators. There would be weekly voting and the competitor who got the least votes would of course have to leave the show immediately. There could be no chance of one participant helping or supporting another, each would have to stand or dance on their own.
I am sure more dances could be added to the agenda to ensure that all possible moves and cantatas were displayed and heard from all angles.
For once the common man in the street might get a more truthful picture of what he was letting himself in for and therefore think very carefully before he made his cross on any voting form.
Politicians are all for power and glory, it is such a pity that they only want them for themselves!

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

South African Elections 2009

A light through communication!


When looking for a leader, look for kindness shining in their eyes, a gentle voice, and humbleness. Look for someone who will look you in the eye, and not look down on you. All living things on Earth are equal, expect your leaders to respect you and your way of life, learn to respect their ways, but do not accept greed as being a part of their way.
Greed is a very personal thing, so if greed and great wealth are part of a leader's lifestyle then they are not true to you or to the group of souls they are leading. They are only true to their own wants and desires and are only manipulating you.
There are many true leaders here in South Africa, but by their very humbleness they are not in the places they should be. It is time for us South Africans to seek out these more gentle souls, to give them the powers they do not crave, and listen to them and learn.
We all need to look into the past, recent and long ago, and remember the lessons learnt, and to be gentle with each other so that in time others will learn to be gentle with us.

A view to a bright future!