rough within the edges

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The country wears a scary look, the Constitution and the laws have become ineffective and the political arena is dominated by debates and endless battles over personal interests and everyone wants to have his/her share of cake without the fear of being questioned and out of the reach of law.

this is really serious. who are supposed to be policing these people? and why aren’t they doing something about it. obviously, these shady acts are known to all the people of kuwait and they can give names if asked. but they don’t. we are still hung up on a thing called reputation, public embarrassment, etc. this is not your promiscuous sister’s reputation for you to protect, this is our government who is playing us. and we are fools to do nothing about it. i can’t do anything about it. and probably you can’t either. the best we can do is complain to our representatives but sadly, are they really trust worthy?

little groups of government employees are getting involved and are forming up like mafia recruitments. that’s some scary shit.

is there a newspaper in kuwait that isn’t owned or controlled by some political figure? if not, there should be. we need names to be given. we need documents to be shown. we need some solid evidence so we can take them down and expose them for what they really are: assholes who love to screw with kuwait.

God bless your soul, Baba Jaber.