MINDS not mines!

This is my little bookwurm self.

I'm busy studying, (see inspirational pic above). Not minding it too much at all, strangely enjoying. For a variety of reasons, some which Bailey can attest to.

So this is me, in pursuit of more education, expanding my mind, learning new things, not only because it interests me, but also keeps me sane and it's important to keep learning.RIGHT?!

The more we learn, the less we are bothered with petty things, the less we can be occupied by useless mindless musings and the less trouble we are inclined to cause. (Insert ANCYL chaos here). Education is an integral part of the fabric of society. When people know better they can do better. So why the heck are youth leaguers burning the flag of the political party that gave birth to their right to protest even?! Because they know nothing. More than that, they choose to know nothing.Cowardly ignorance. What a danger! That means, no accountability and their "leaders" (unfortunate word to use in relation to juju,but none the less...), will hide in the shadows, so they do not have to responsible for or even vaguely acknowledge the ridiculous, hooligan, party flag burning that their followers are up to. Really, is it not blatantly ridiculous to burn the flag of your party!? Think about it? Oops maybe that's the problem and has always been the problem, NO THINKING. No schooling and maybe many a parent is hiding now at the obvious lack of NO HOME TRAINING!


The ANCYL's current theme song is nationalisation. They say it all the time, but I doubt how many can actually spell it. I've long been baffled why they YOUTH leagues chief concern is Mines and NOT MINDS!! How are we to be a better country when we know NOTHING!?Almost everyone(except the juju-sphere) knows the detrimental effects of nationalisation, you can see the results the world over or we just look over our holy fence at our neighbour, uncle Bobby!

A couple of weeks after the London riots, the problem of uneducated youth is seemingly universal, but it is still not acceptable. The UK developed a term for it N E E T, but clearly they haven't neatened up their situation. And once again, it all comes down to education.


It's time for me to get back to my books now, but so much to think about.

Learning is about how we change!

"The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go."
— Dr. Seuss (I Can Read with My Eyes Shut)