TO BLOG OR NOT TO BLOG THAT IS THE QUESTION….

I went through my articles on the blog….I have to admit the blogging has enabled a huge community to be able to express they their hobby and pronounce their opinions. I am thankful to the blogging technology for that and thankful for the people whom I criticized for their ability to accept criticism.

It is one thing to be a critic and another to be engaged in the action. Criticism sometimes is a leisure that the criticized does not have …..He is too busy doing what he is doing, whether right or wrong….

Yet we go on bragging about his actions and doings, while he is never concerned or even read….

I always think what is it that we need to do to make blogging more engaging and effective in global opinions…the problem is the majority of the internet population are using the net in matters that either are directed by main stream media, or emails or for nefarious activities that mainly consume time.

Also the dilution of the blogging sites on the net does not allow the focusing or the effectiveness of the blog voice. We have also to remember the main stream media is more powerful especially outside the States than inside it.

This also bring on the discussion the question: is the net advocating freedom of speech?…..is it part of the globalization?….most of the autocratic governments have adjusted its operations and laws to inflict oppression on the net users, in a similar manner like that they apply in their every day life. Some of the countries follow daily activities on the net to uproot any demonstrations, gatherings, oppositions opinions….etc….they have adjusted so well and thanks to uncle Bush who was the first one that used security as a reason to invade privacy and freedom of speech…..most of the 3^rd world leaders used his excuses so brilliantly to the extent that half of the bloggers and e-activists are in jails or held pending judgment. I shall abstain from giving examples that most of the readers know otherwise I shall become and e-parrot.

The wondering mind of

NED

Nationalization road map…

Usually when the World Bank officials visit any developing country the first thing they request is elimination of any subsidizing scheme to any good, starting for bread ending with fuel. They claim that all activities should be privatized even sun-rays (if they can)….I wonder whether they shall say it again ….the Capitalism has collapsed and announced dead  the minutes the bail out scheme was approved. It is a literally nationalization scheme of the private sector.

It is not first time that the private investment has to be taken over by the governments; for example it happened before in 17^th century during the railway investment fever.  A lot pyramid schemes and the private investments proved fraud and lot of small investors lost huge money to fraud schemes, thus publicized.

When the Communism failed, the west went into a hot rampage pushing all the developing countries to abide by the rules of capitalism and sell all their national assets to private sector and a new wave of privatization fever….that was mainly in the early nineties and specific after the collapse of then USSR….what shall be the case now, shall officials of the world bank run around again with a new theory of nationalizing assets is the way forward to revive economy….I believe in this crisis the world bank as the capitalism castle has lost face and cannot be redeemed…I wonder what his officials shall say to all those countries that they once told that the only way to revive economy is privatization???!!

The wondering mind of…

Ned