[From the Author of Poems by Kolki
Absolutely Humane & Real Path To 9 11]
Politics
(Dedicated to true participatory
democracy void of political parties; voting for issues Deepak
Sarkar, www.kolki.com)
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[Monarchial British
style multi-party politics is divisive rather anti-democratic that mainly
serves loyal elites guaranteeing aristocratic supremacy under United
Constitutional Monarchs (UK, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain,
Canada, Australia, New Zealand,
) demeaning Democracy as Oligarchy! In a true participatory
democracy there wont be any political party to divide people and the
country forever with ideologies; all
candidates would be independent debating and campaigning for the issues
determined by the central election commission based on pre-election national/provincial/state
wide survey of most urgent and important issues for the benefit of all people
and the country! Debates will change to
discussions among the elected members once Government is formed making parliament a civilized institution
instead of shouting and infighting for loyalty at the expense of the tax
payers while the
shadow power governs and rises undercover as the Secret
Society of the Elect and their Philosopher Kings!
Kolki]
Politics is inherently divisive -
No matter how media portrays it!
Leaders try in vain to unite
people under parties
Talking about bi-partisan,
multi-partisanships
Merely to divert attention from very
nature of politics -
That its synonym is poly tricks!
Thus all efforts to unify people
under politics -
Only ended in a society indifferent and illusive
While citizens suffer to maintain
expensive
leaderships!
Where strategists win opponents
for victories
Making politicians work against participatory
democracy
Voting against voters for
aristocratic supremacy
Marring nations with unsolved problems buried
under infighting!
Repeating history of wars and
poverty
Dividing communities, countries,
and world permanently!
End Notes:
In 1770, Sir William Pitt,
speaking to the House of Lords, said: "There is something behind the
throne greater than the king himself."
This reference to the Money Changers behind the
Bank of England gave birth to the expression, "the power behind the
throne".
In 1844, Benjamin Disraeli, in a
veiled allusion to this same power, wrote: "The world is governed by very
different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the
scenes."
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Author: Deepak Sarkar, 844 Royal Oak Ave,
Victoria, BC V8X 3T2, Canada; Tel/Fax: 250-412-2897; E-Mail: Deepak.Sarkar@kolki.com; Peace &
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