• We are one

    We are one

    We are one race So join our multicultural, Homes and neighbourhood And enjoy the diversity, And the culture differences That makes existing worthwhile, When accepted as equal And accepting of all others rights, This is when life becomes a delight And resonates a future that is bright. Image courtesy of pinterest

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  • Don’t stop resisting the despots in power

    I am not ready to give in And surrender my values, Or beliefs I have deep within Because I will never stop, Standing up for the suffering By those despots who commit real sins, Like waging wars time and again For greed and power it’s so insane, And who makes the experience Of living a…

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  • Bats in the belfry

    Are there bats in my belfry Or am I just getting old I kind of find things harder to resolve, Like people accept war is inevitable And that peace is a dream like fantasy, That we will never know And that the richer getting richer While the poor are left to decay, Is somehow acceptable…

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  • Final reckoning

    You fear losing yourself And the fear of losing love pains you, Yet you seem not to realise That in the end all we create we lose, Because in the final reckoning Death is all that is certain and reliable, And the only real truth .

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  • What if the most dangerous threat to those in power isn’t a human whistleblower, but an artificial intelligence that cannot be bribed, blackmailed, or silenced? As AI systems grow more advanced and gain access to vast troves of classified data, financial records, and surveillance archives, some researchers claim they are beginning to connect the dots…

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  • For generations, governments have understood a simple truth: a frightened public rarely questions authority. From wars and economic collapses to pandemics and climate disasters, the declaration of an emergency has become the most effective tool for expanding state power, suspending normal legal constraints, and pushing through policies that would never survive calm, democratic debate. But…

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  • Power is no longer concentrated only in the halls of government, and its most significant shifts are not happening behind closed doors. From the influence of billionaires and multinational corporations to the expanding reach of state institutions and the role of a media ecosystem that often amplifies rather than questions that power, the structure of…

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  • You walk past a dozen cameras before you even get to work, your face scanned, tagged, and logged without you ever noticing a flash. What once felt like science fiction — software that can identify you in a crowd, track where you go, and predict what you might do next — is now quietly woven…

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  • We were promised that convenience would set us free, that with one tap we could have groceries, meals, clothes, and entertainment delivered right to our door without ever having to leave the house. But what if that convenience came at a hidden cost? As delivery apps and on-demand services have woven themselves into every corner…

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  • Consumer junk

    They sell us shit in various colours Hoping it in us, it will nourish, Our desires for a short time Then the novelty then declines, So then we go back, looking for more crap The sort of things nobody really needs, But in some way it satisfies our greed To have everything with such an…

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  • Is inherent honesty Lost these days, So many people playing games That can be seen right through, It’s lies not the truths And our leaders and politicians, They do this constantly too So it flows down from the top, And out of social media And it’s so blatant, it’s so tedious, Are they so lacking…

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  • Raising respectful boys in today’s digital world requires more than teaching good manners at home. With social media, influencers, gaming communities, and online conversations shaping the way young people think and behave, children are constantly exposed to messages about masculinity, success, relationships, and power. Parents and caregivers can help them navigate these influences by encouraging…

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  • To good to last

    It could have been good But the odds were against us, Both struggling to survive We found a haven in the storm, We coalesced with emotions Resonated with a love, That we knew could never last long We were vulnerable not strong, Yet somewhere in the morning dew We saw the sun breaking through, And…

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  • Who’s weird

    Drug addicts wander my streets Drug dealers live close to me, I see the users haggered gnarled looks Most of them shoplifting goods, To pay for their addictive needs Their drug dealers just feed, feed, feed, Is this wrong that they frustrate me Taking to loud when they speak, Shouting, screaming, fighting each other Leaving…

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