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Free Will
December 20th, 2009tracy chapman…signature song
January 24th, 2010Tracy Chapman performs Talkin’ Bout A Revolution Live on Music Planet 2Nite. From her “Let it Rain” tour 2003.
“When Change Is Not Enough: The Seven Steps To Revolution” — by Sara Robinson, suggesting that the success of a nation’s leader, if there is to be one, will likely be measured on how well his policies confront and deal with these seven criteria for revolution.
“Those who make peaceful evolution impossible make violent revolution inevitable.”
— John F. Kennedy
“what you cannot do is to accept INJUSTICE” — Mahatma Gandhi
January 23rd, 2010walk the talk….
January 12th, 2010
apathy & evil
January 10th, 2010
unbelievable solidarity!!!
January 7th, 2010Unbelievable solidarity!!! People from all walks of life…getting together….a fitting tribute to the King of Pop.
Food for thought…if people can get together in the coming GE13….to effect change….awesome la!!
earthly judge meets his Maker,at last!
January 2nd, 2010
The lawful monopoly of the initiation of the use of force as an antithesis to a free society.
January 1st, 2010
down memory lane…..
December 27th, 2009
65 Macalister Road, Penang.
The house that changed a nation
Sun Yat Sen’s Penang base at 120 Armenian Street:
It was here that the epoch-making “Canton Uprising” of the 1911 Chinese Revolution was strategised. Their struggle sowed the seed of discord which signaled the end of the imperial rule in China and gave birth to the republic of China, with Dr. Sun Yat Sen (1866-1925) as the President.
One year before the China Republican Revolution of 1911, Dr Sun Yat Sen moved his headquarters to Penang.Here at 120 Armenian Street was where he organized the Penang Conference and planned the Second Guangzhou Uprising.He lived in Penang for a brief period in 1910.This house was not his residence but his headquarters for his political party. His old house in Dato Keramat Rd was demolished, as it was thought to be haunted.
Drop an email to lucifer_butler@yahoo.com if any of you would like a quality tour of Penang and its heritage trail – I have a local touring facility that gives you that extra mile unlike the commercially-inclined tour agencies plying the island of Penang.