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About my hometown
Birkirkara is a city in central Malta, with a population exceeding 20,000
inhabitants (March 2013). The Republic of Malta is an independent sovereign
state otherwise known as the Republic of Malta, and, Birkirkara is one of the
largest towns within the Central Harbour area, although the capital city is
Valletta.
Table of contents
References
1. The Treaty of Lisbon, available [online] at
http://ec.europa.eu/archives/lisbon_treaty/index_en.htm.
2. The Dublin II Regulation, available [online] at http://eurlex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=URISERV:l33153&from=EN.
3. E. Rose, The Root of the Revolution of the Modern Age, available for
purchase at www.amazon.co.uk/.
4. ISBN Search, available [online] at http://www.isbnsearch.org/.
5. Online dictionary, available [online] at http://www.thefreedictionary.com/.
6. Cambridge Online dictionary available [online] at
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/.
I have studied politics at length over the last few years as I wanted my
intelligence and my writings to be influenced by the widest possible journalistic
and political thoughts in an attempt to balance my arguments as being objective,
inquisitive and independent of bias, although escaping the shadow of bias is
almost an impossible feat to achieve.
Politics somewhat seems to have the same level of interest as opium has in the
mind of the addict, it gives us the impression that we are participant in choices,
but nevertheless the sceptic remains questioning how well reality is supporting
the idealism proposed by the objectives as any good management student would
do. The fact that the job seeker depends on a job offer in order for them not to
be materially deprived out of subsistence makes them dependent on a system
that obliges them to feel part of the system that holds the glue of society
together.
We are probably brought up in some environment that resembles a home and
some are lucky enough to have a family that establishes the basis of one's
cultural identity. We have to go to school, and, eventually we try to seek to work
for a living. We socialize and exchange views as we interact with other people
using all the senses available to ourselves and trying to sleep comfortably from
gaps between one dream and another and we define this as our conscious life.
Most of us have neighbours, no matter how far they might be and most of us
interact with shopkeepers, school masters, managers, listen to speeches made
by mayors and other politicians listening to the substantial parts that appear to
coincide with our senses and views and we react to our perceptions continuously,
probably forgetting what we did last summer as we hardly remember what we
ate last week in detail, unless we write it down because our nutritionist has put
us on a strict diet or else we have a good reason to take notes. Most of us have
goals in life, some of us feel helpless and disabled, and, we might write down
these goals as a way to motivate ourselves simply because nobody else will
bother to understand our needs, them being highly personalized, individual and
self-centred. Societies and entities have expectations of our time , resources and
we might work regularly contributing towards a larger goal that is met through a
carefully organized structure that is good enough for the needs of the objectives
of that organization and usually appearing to interact with other entities, such as
when we are communicating on a business-to-business level in a structured
manner. We appear to forget our individual identity and leave our dreams back
to the place where we sleep, and, we engage in another role where we are made
to follow different sets of regulations falling within the objectives of the
organization that has planned out these mission statements, regulations and
procedures. If we were conservative, we would avoid making questions, as
giving rise to unnecessary organizational democracy might lead our boss to
consider our termination of employment. We might be deviant to conservatism
and engage in behaviour that appears to voice our concerns, such as when we
protest against a regulation, typically if there is a deviance between our culture
and the regulations being brought about. Different regulators have divergent
approaches to bringing about change, and, it does not really depend solely on
one's personality as our personality is one that takes on different roles and our
personality is one that is influenced by changing pictures that revolve around us
in visual or other format that gives rise to our creativity being stimulated,
perhaps. We might feel that we want to protect ourselves and our members of
family or even members of our neighbourhood, at times giving rise to behaviour
that is considered deviant or even criminal by rule of law. We say that we are
only human, a standing up version of the ape, and, that we will always learn
through mistake, and thus we question whether repenting is the ideal way that
religion, penalty, penitence or jail makes us repent and what lesson do we learn
from our mistake, actually?
References
1. John Lennon's website available [online] at http://www.johnlennon.com/.
References (chapter 4)
1. Enric Duran is a blogger who discusses the speculative workings of banks,
and, his blog is available online at http://enricduran.cat/en/condemnation-to-thebanks-2/.
Chapter 6: Activism
Money, greed and other goals in life...I did not choose to be poor but I got
by quite well.
Chapter 7: Psychology...
Chapter 8: Laws...
Glossary
Urban terminology
Academic terminology
Legal terminology
Philosophical terminology
Botanic terminology
Technological terminology
References