He's deid!
He's deid but he won't lie down. The one thing that guarantees lasting fame is being shot at the right time. Lincoln, John Lennon, Julius Caesar, all made their name by being bumped off. Now I realise they did one or two other things, song writing, political chicanery, invading Gaul and all that, but had they lived would they be as famous, or as popular? JFK has been cannonised since his death because his writers gave him tremendous scripts at just the right time. He offered a new view of the future to a world leaving behind the old wars of the past. To 'go to the moon, because it is hard,' was tremendous, even though it was really just to outdo the Soviets. Pride is a costly thing. What did he actually do? The Cuban missile (pronounced 'missile') showed his strength as well as his willingness to listen to others. However most of his ideas were pushed through later by the much derided Lyndon B. Johnson! Now there is much to deride about Johnson but he could control Congress and he did change the US for the better. His mistake was the usual American failure to understand the world, this led to increased involvement in Vietnam, an involvement begun by Kennedy. Kennedy offered hope, a new beginning, and got shot. The myth remains, maybe this is better than knowing the real man, for he was just a man.
The story concerning three women kept as slaves by a couple possibly of Malaysian origin has opened many strange doors. Some will find this fascinating, some find it disturbing, I see it as just another facet of the human condition. Since Adam and Eve left the garden however you conceive it, man has forced others to do his bidding. Slavery has been around since the beginning and has never left us. It has been known for years that the many rich Arabs coming to London brought with them Philippino, Indian and other poor women as 'domestic servants, usually no more than slaves! The UK governments desire not to upset the rich has allowed many to continue suffering, although I understand changes have been made regarding these women today. Now let's face it we would all like slaves wouldn't we? A quick browse of the bible shows us ourselves and the awful depth of the corruption within us. Admitting that deep within, covered up by layers of 'civilised society' lurks the deep desire to make others do our bidding, no matter what. It is an awful dire realisation. Naturally we would treat slaves well, the 'Letters of the Younger Pliny,' show how he regarded his slaves well, insisting that at harvest time there would be no 'chained slaves' brought in to operate on his farms. He still executed Christians mind. We would be nice to slaves, treating them as friends wouldn't we? Unless we were in a bad mood, after all they are just property!
How close we are to ancient societies abuse of others in slavery was seen as recently as the nineteen forties when the Nazi's allowed such attitudes freedom to roam Germany. The Germans, an educated intelligent people, were led into this through patriotism, hunger and a willingness to believe in a false Messiah, how close are we to this also?
There is much to yet discover re this particular story. It does have some unanswered questions and the obvious one is how did this all begin? There are more out there, hidden away in London flats, large town houses and country estates. They also exist in your area. People trapped by one thing or another, trafficked across the world (more money trafficking people than drugs) and it would appear most 'saunas' offering 'extras' are staffed by such girls. Thirty million slaves exist across the world they say, yet in the west the concept of 'sin,' is laughed at? I wonder why?
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