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It is just not self-evident as to why the concept and practice of 'democracy.'  Should become so sanctified that it is given priority over whether of not the incumbent government is serving the best interests of most of the people, at any given time.  As to why it, 'democracy', should not be evaluated, measured and amended, on the basis of the results of practising it.  Especially as, is said to be the case, the 'word', the 'theory', does not live up to the claims which have been made of it, and 'action really speaks louder than the word, or theory.' For those of us for whom positive outcomes are weighted more heavily than arguments about 'democracy.'  It is better to have an effective government governing a nation, with a measure of 'democracy' and pragmatism.   Than it is to have and ineffective government trying to govern it, with the model of 'democracy' approved by the West. After all, woul

They, the Bolivian Indigenous people and the poor, have become buffeted and crushed by, on the one hand, arbitrary and even alien theory of 'democratic' government.  And, on the other, by the incongruent and incompatible theory of Christian religion, with its non-transparent, unaccountable and dictatorial God. This is why it is such a tragedy that the forces that be, have succeeded in turning significant and powerful vested interests and peoples against President Evo Morales, and unjustifiably removed him and his government from power.  Any opposition government which replaces the legitimate government should know this.  That there are significant and powerful sectors of Bolivia's people who will oppose them.  As no government can continue to satisfy or appear to be satisfying the needs and interests of all or most of the people, all the time.  Like any consumers, the electorate do become fickle and dissatisfied quite easily and quickly. Especiall

It is a period of great deception for Bolivians. A period in their history in which the forces of deception, are telling them that what they are being forced to give up, is of less value than what they are being promised to replace it.  That the tangible economic, social and lifestye advancement which they have made during Evo Morales' rule, is not as valuable as 'this thing called 'democracy.'  It is tantamount to a people being instructed, forced to give up on their endeavour to build and maintain a viable 'earthly living standard.  To turn their backs on what they could achieve on earth, for the dream, the promise of a 'better life' after they die.  Which helps to explain why one of the leader of the mass deception, Fernando Camacho, has reportedly spoken of placing 'Christ and Christianity' back into the Bolivian Presidential office. In this respect, 'The White man's God and religion', and his obsession wit

Yes, Hamilton has declared how hard he had driven; how he had done everything he could to extract a win with a car which was not the best on the day of the the race, or the weekend.   And which was simply not capable of fending off the dominance of Team Red Bull and the consummate racing of Max.  But it was to no avail; and it sounded trite, sad and terrible unfortunate when it is realised that that pointless desperation led to the incident which deprived Alex Albon of an otherwise certain Podium position. And so the morale and lesson for both Hamilton and Team Mercedes, is that they should never resort to a desperation or desperate strategy and racing.   In attempting to win a race which is not there for them to win, and is more likely to result in mistakes and mishaps which cause them to  look inept.  This approach is unbecoming a racer of Hamilton and a team of Mercedes status. Hamilton does need to better control his verbal display of negative emotions

There are times and stages in the lives and history of a people, when they are deceived or allow themselves to be deceived.   Into thinking that what is befalling them, is a thing of virtue, of blessing, when it is, in fact, an evil and a curse.  I time when they might be being given what seems to be a delicious meal or fruit, only to be told, after they have eaten it, that it was poisoned. This is one of those moments, stages, for the people of Bolivia, in which the forces of darkness, of evil even, are washing over the land.   And threatening to drown out, obscure the period of enlightenment which President Evo Morales and his MAS movement have brought to the Bolivian nation.  Yes, this is a seminal, a plague-like period for the people of Bolivia. With the overthrow of President Evo Morales and his government representing probably a seismic catastrophe for the nation.   As tragic moment as was the case when the great revolutionary, Che Guavara was m

A Massive Congratulation to Max Verstappen and Team Red Bull, for having dominated and won the 2019 Brazilian Grand Prix!!  A Big Big Congratulation to Pierre Gasly and Team Toro Rosso for having made it to P.2, by just edging passed the soon to be demoted from P.3 to P.7 Lewis Hamilton. Commiserations to Albon and Leclerc and Leclerc, and all the other racers who did not make it to the end, for having fallen prey to the gods of misfortune. While Max Verstappen raced brilliantly to win the Grand Prix, astutely supported by the requisite racing strategy of Team Red Bull.  Lewis Hamilton and Team Mercedes had what could be rightly described as a torrid and poorly managed and executed race.  Indeed, a race which is not what should have been expected of a racer of Hamilton's and a Team of Mercedes' calibre.  Their performance was, even from the conclusion of a novice like me, very amateurish.  Just as how a lover, or for that matter, a predator,

Massive Congratulations to Team Red Bull and their intrepid and daring Max Verstappen, for having raced to Pole position for today's Brazilian Grand Prix.   Max was persistent in attacking the circuit in his determination to achieve Pole position, which paid of handsomely, as it were. Big Congratulation also, to Team Ferrari and Sebastian Vettel, for making it to P.2, and to Team Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton, for placing Car 44 at P.3. The benefits and advantages of being on Pole for a Formula 1 Grand Prix are well known, but they are not necessarily pointers to predicting which teams and racers will finish on the Podium at the end of the race.  At least, with all things being equal, except for a minority of circuits whose infrastructures lack the flexibility to dynamically interact with the innovations and brilliance of the racers. Brazil's Interlagos Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace Circuit, with its history of  feared and/or actual inclement weather an