politics

this game, otherwise known as the clash of the egos, is a game youngsters today steer away from. who can blame them?

i'm not interested in politics.

it's almost like watching monkeys fight in the zoo.

but you see, politics is something more than that. we seem to forget that these people represent us. these people are us.

personally, i like tony blair.

no particular reason why, but at least he agrees that we have a problem known as global warming.

not everyone agrees with that.

the earth is fine.. they insist, and continue to kill the beautiful planet we now stand on.

three cheers for blair and boo to you-know-who.

i'm not exactly a tree-hugger, hey.. but i do care if this game affects my life. never mind if it's the decision of a few men hiding away in some remote corners of the earth.

what a statement.

what i've also failed to see, is also blair's political reason for making certain decisions.

the kyoto treaty , for one, is a space no one's supposed to touch. i highly suspect scientists are over exaggerating the harmful effects of it while politicians making understatements.

i suppose we cant leave the problem to environmentalists.

but instead of calculating when we are all going to die, how about start on what we should do? i'm suggesting something feasible, not burn more fuel and try to migrate to mars.