01 April 2015

World Affairs for 2015 MARCH II

31th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“The US has suffered a major strategic set back in recent weeks”

“A growing number of western powers have joined the China-led Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) as founding members”

“China is determined to push ahead to recreate the regional order through its vast financial resources”

“America has managed to successfully dissuade its important allies from joining the AIIB”

“Japan, South Korea and Australia are boycotting this new institution”

“This then left the China-led bank with only the developing countries, which have limited resources to invest”

“Just recently the UK decided to join as a founding member, which will then pave the way for Germany, France and Italy to follow on”

“By defying the US the UK has tried to justify its decision by underlining the importance of engaging rather than opposing this China-led bank”

“By the UK maintaining its strong presence in this newly created financial institution, the West can more effectively shape its direction”

“It will ensure its compliance with accepted banking practices”

“The American Congress still refuses to ratify the longstanding proposals for reform, which are needed for the IMF and the World Bank”

“This then has brought forward a solution for the emerging powers, as in China, to create an alternative solution”

“With many more countries which will follow on to join the AIIB, it will be a more diverse representation of what is needed worldwide”

“America will lose its monopoly on what they want all the time, as a new and exciting challenge is now being offered up instead”

“With a variety of Western and Asian economic powers signing up as founding members…”

“…China will have more of a difficult time monopolising decision making in the AIIB”

“This will allow for a greater say in how situations are run and managed”

“The World Bank and the IMF will need to start to wake up”

“They will no longer have the grip on economic measures as they think they have, which has always been run by America”

31st March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“Muhammadu Buhari has won the Presidential Election in Nigeria”

“He asked the Nigerian people to come out en-masse to vote to remove the incompetent Government from office”

“The former President Goodluck Jonathan promised to tackle corruption and armed insurgency – none of this has he done”

“Boko Haram has been his greatest failing together with the abduction of some 276 school girls”

“Many of whom have now been married off to Boko Haram rebels”

“Goodluck Jonathan vowed to find and release them”

“Jonathan was given international aid and support militarily, but still failed to achieve his objective of their safe return to their parents”

“The opposition, All Progressive Congress (APC) party, has won a bitterly contested Presidential Election

“Muhammadu Buhari is a former military ruler”

“This victory marks the first time in Nigeria’s history…”

“…that an opposition party has been democratically elected to take over from a ruling party”

“Mr Buhari knows the scale of work he needs to do and the effective ways in which he needs to accomplish such a task”

“Muhammadu Buhari is more ruthless in his approach to doing what is right and just”

“He will be able to speed matters up regarding the overthrowing of Boko Haram, which has plagued this country for so long now”

“Mr Buhari will be able to bring about stability to Nigeria that Goodluck Jonathan had no idea of bringing about”

“There will be a complete overhaul of management and where competence will be high on his agenda”

“Muhammadu Buhari is no fool and will be able to oust those who have been swinging the lead for their own means”

“He is nevertheless a cautious man and he loves his people”

“Muhammadu Buhari will listen to reason and adopt policies, which he knows he can implement without going in over his head”

“A sound ruler, who has learnt from the mistakes of his predecessors how to rule and not be complacent, as others have been”

“Nigeria will be a safer place in his hands”

30th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“The talks in Lausanne, Switzerland regarding Iran’s nuclear deal will fade away again”

“An agreement of sorts will be realised with the finer stumbling points being re-issued at a later date”

“As far as the present talks are concerned nine tenths of the various necessary agreements will have been met”

“The remaining logistical talks will continue under a less arbitrary framework”

“More leniency will be necessary to formulate the last efforts for a total agreement”

“The world stands and waits”

“Israel will continue to huff and puff behind the scenes in order to try and secure their own agenda”

“They will quite literally be left out in the cold”

30th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“The parents of a five year old rape victim have called for a new police investigation into her case”

“Essex police have apologised for the dreadful handling of the inquiry into the rape by a twelve year old boy in 2011”

“The boy was only given a caution and the case was not referred to the Crown Prosecution Services”

“Essex police admitted they got it wrong”

“The girl’s mother has said it was shocking that her daughter had been failed so significantly”

“The force have found numerous failures during its subsequent investigations”

“They were overseen by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) into actions of the detectives”

“The girl’s parents are bringing in their own case, which is being looked at by an outside force”

“They are very angry over the multiple failures”

“These included one detective telling the twelve year old boy “to do it to someone older next time”

“The officer concerned was only given a written warning”

“Three officers have been subjected to misconduct proceedings”

“The girl’s parents believe the investigation was insufficient and that its conclusions were watered down to protect police officers”

“The enormity of the failings by our present police force, up and down the country is appalling”

“With so many rapes and other atrocious incidents occurring, the public have been repeatedly failed by the police”

“It leaves a lot to be desired and heads must roll for their actions”

“Until personal responsibility is put on the heads of the police force, we will continue to employ second rate people for this important job”

“There are too many incidents that have been reported throughout the country, where the police have failed the public”

“They are leaving devastating consequences”

“More than 800,000 or one in five of all crimes reported to the police each year are not recorded by officers or dealt with”

“The greatest problems for victims are violent crimes with one in three going unrecorded”

“Regarding sexual offences, the Office of National Statistics said there were 22,116 recorded rapes last year – a rise of 29%”

“Of these 26% were unrecorded – they were not recorded as a crime!”

“For 3,842 reported crimes, offenders were given a caution or a penalty notice only”

“Inspectors of these crimes said there should have been a charge or a heavier penalty given”

“The general public have been too lenient”

“They have a right to have in place a police force that will come up to the job for which the public are paying”

“There have been too many cover ups within the police force as a whole”

“It now needs to be rid of these incompetent people and a new breed of responsible officers employed”

“The public deserve it and no longer should they have to put up with this shoddy behaviour and attitude”

“It is too rotten from the top down and should be overhauled with their pensions removed for bad service and incompetence”

“Too often the public have to put up with apologies that quite frankly do not hold water”

“They are just pie in the sky”

“Nothing has changed and it is high time the people of this country got a better deal rather than what they are currently receiving!”

29th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“The Arab League Summit has convened to deal with instability, division and violence”

“This is as a result of the actions of many of the Middle East leaders”

“Don’t expect the Arab leaders to take responsibility for the dreadful situation they have helped to bring about”

“The Arab League is instead placing the blame, unsurprisingly on external forces, which are the extremists and terrorists such as IS”

“It is primarily the short comings and the exploitation of Arab governance that has led to this situation in the Middle East”

“The Yemeni Government did not include all the factions in their national agenda”

“Instead they gave all the advantages to the Sunni population”

“At the same time alienating the Shia Houthi tribes and the other factions in Yemen”

“One cannot deal exclusively with only one aspect of the population, because it suits them to do so, without upsetting the others”

“Democracy is about dealing with all the people, not just the few”

“That is why there is so much unrest in the Middle East, as they only have one agenda and that is authoritarianism and not democracy”

“The Arab contingent have blatantly ignored democracy”

“They need to involve all the people in all their lands, which is what they are so frightened to do for fear of losing their power”

“The Arab Summit is now calling for an established joint Arab military force”

“The whole region is suffering already from the excessive violence, which has affected and destroyed countless people’s lives”

“What is clear here, is that the Arabs have not got the experience or the expertise in mounting such an operation”

“They grossly lack the sophisticated logistical and operational plans that allow for different militaries to work jointly together”

“Even the UN forces have difficulty in mustering forces together and they are experienced and used to it!”

“The Arab force will never be able to confront the bigger issues, such as Syria and Israel”

“They rely on other nations to fight their battles for them”

“So they will only intervene in small wars, such as Yemen and Libya”

“This is where President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is keen to exercise his power!”

“The Arab Summit has lent its support to Saudi Arabia in an effort to stem the tide of unrest on its boarders”

“The clash of big opponents, which is Saudi Arabia and Iran, they will not want to confront head on, so a backing off will occur”

“Then a compromise deal with the issues that face them jointly regarding IS will generate a positive outcome”

29th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“The Arab League Summit has convened to deal with instability, division and violence”

“This is as a result of the actions of many of the Middle East leaders”

“Don’t expect the Arab leaders to take responsibility for the dreadful situation they have helped to bring about”

“The Arab League is instead placing the blame, unsurprisingly on external forces, which are the extremists and terrorists such as IS”

“It is primarily the short comings and the exploitation of Arab governance that has led to this situation in the Middle East”

“The Yemeni Government did not include all the factions in their national agenda”

“Instead they gave all the advantages to the Sunni population”

“At the same time alienating the Shia Houthi tribes and the other factions in Yemen”

“One cannot deal exclusively with only one aspect of the population, because it suits them to do so, without upsetting the others”

“Democracy is about dealing with all the people, not just the few”

“That is why there is so much unrest in the Middle East, as they only have one agenda and that is authoritarianism and not democracy”

“The Arab contingent have blatantly ignored democracy”

“They need to involve all the people in all their lands, which is what they are so frightened to do for fear of losing their power”

“The Arab Summit is now calling for an established joint Arab military force”

“The whole region is suffering already from the excessive violence, which has affected and destroyed countless people’s lives”

“What is clear here, is that the Arabs have not got the experience or the expertise in mounting such an operation”

“They grossly lack the sophisticated logistical and operational plans that allow for different militaries to work jointly together”

“Even the UN forces have difficulty in mustering forces together and they are experienced and used to it!”

“The Arab force will never be able to confront the bigger issues, such as Syria and Israel”

“They rely on other nations to fight their battles for them”

“So they will only intervene in small wars, such as Yemen and Libya”

“This is where President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is keen to exercise his power!”

“The Arab Summit has lent its support to Saudi Arabia in an effort to stem the tide of unrest on its boarders”

“The clash of big opponents, which is Saudi Arabia and Iran, they will not want to confront head on, so a backing off will occur”

“Then a compromise deal with the issues that face them jointly regarding IS will generate a positive outcome”

28th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“Africa’s two female Presidents have joined forces for women”

“The only two female heads of states in Africa are Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Malawian President Joyce Banda”

“They have just committed to using their positions to improve the lives of women across the continent”

“Both Sirleaf and Banda have long championed women’s rights”

“On April 29 in Monrovia, two years into what the African Union (AU) has declared the “Women’s Decade”…”

“…they pledge to work together to accelerate their efforts”

“Sirleaf and Banda stood side by side and said, “This is our year and this is our decade”

“These Presidents are out to empower women. Both have the strength and commitment to ensure women’s role in society is enhanced”

“Banda said, “There has never been a better time to advance women’s rights in Africa”

“Sirleaf is a Nobel Peace Prize winner, she was elected as Africa’s first female President in 2005 and was re-elected in 2011”

“Her first term of office focussed on reconstructing the country devastated by two Civil Wars, one 1989-1996, and the second 1999-2003”

“Sirleaf set out on her second term as President by making women’s health a national priority”

“So devastating were Liberia’s civil wars that nearly a decade since the end of the conflict…”

“…the country is still in a state of reconciliation and reconstruction”

“In Malawi the male President Muthanika’s last year in office saw an economy crumbling under Government mismanagement”

“This was compounded by the withdrawal of donor aid because of human rights abuses”

“Now Banda, who took over, is barely one month into her time as President”

“Already there is concrete evidence that women’s advancement have been put on the agenda”

“The ratio of girls in education is almost equal to that of boys”

“Women’s health policies in Liberia will now half the high rate of maternal and new born deaths”

“There are more skilled birth attendants on all levels of health care”

“Banda has strengthened the voice of women in Government by appointing eight women in senior Cabinet”

“There are women in positions of Deputy Chief Secretary to the Government and also a Deputy Director Inspector General of Police”

“There is an advanced women’s economic empowerment with the introduction of an agricultural programme and market initiative”

“Maternal health and safe motherhood is still to be launched. Banda admits she is following in the footsteps of Sirleaf”

“Both Presidents have prioritised African Women’s Decade and they have agreed to accomplish these goals for the AU Women’s Decade”

“They know that women in Africa still face many challenges due to HIV and AIDS, poverty, conflict and harmful cultural practices”

“They believe they will work tirelessly together”

“These two ladies are no longer lonely among men anymore. They have each other for support”

“The more women that are in power the more society will advance, as they will not be drawn into hot-headed masculine wars”

“They will be the nurturers of society and the bringing back love and harmony that this world so badly needs”

“It is men’s aggressive nature that has brought this world to its knees”

“It is high time that women brought back balance in this world and repaired the damage caused by men!”

28th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“Africa’s two female Presidents have joined forces for women”

“The only two female heads of states in Africa are Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Malawian President Joyce Banda”

“They have just committed to using their positions to improve the lives of women across the continent”

“Both Sirleaf and Banda have long championed women’s rights”

“On April 29 in Monrovia, two years into what the African Union (AU) has declared the “Women’s Decade”…”

“…they pledge to work together to accelerate their efforts”

“Sirleaf and Banda stood side by side and said, “This is our year and this is our decade”

“These Presidents are out to empower women. Both have the strength and commitment to ensure women’s role in society is enhanced”

“Banda said, “There has never been a better time to advance women’s rights in Africa”

“Sirleaf is a Nobel Peace Prize winner, she was elected as Africa’s first female President in 2005 and was re-elected in 2011”

“Her first term of office focussed on reconstructing the country devastated by two Civil Wars, one 1989-1996, and the second 1999-2003”

“Sirleaf set out on her second term as President by making women’s health a national priority”

“So devastating were Liberia’s civil wars that nearly a decade since the end of the conflict…”

“…the country is still in a state of reconciliation and reconstruction”

“In Malawi the male President Muthanika’s last year in office saw an economy crumbling under Government mismanagement”

“This was compounded by the withdrawal of donor aid because of human rights abuses”

“Now Banda, who took over, is barely one month into her time as President”

“Already there is concrete evidence that women’s advancement have been put on the agenda”

“The ratio of girls in education is almost equal to that of boys”

“Women’s health policies in Liberia will now half the high rate of maternal and new born deaths”

“There are more skilled birth attendants on all levels of health care”

“Banda has strengthened the voice of women in Government by appointing eight women in senior Cabinet”

“There are women in positions of Deputy Chief Secretary to the Government and also a Deputy Director Inspector General of Police”

“There is an advanced women’s economic empowerment with the introduction of an agricultural programme and market initiative”

“Maternal health and safe motherhood is still to be launched. Banda admits she is following in the footsteps of Sirleaf”

“Both Presidents have prioritised African Women’s Decade and they have agreed to accomplish these goals for the AU Women’s Decade”

“They know that women in Africa still face many challenges due to HIV and AIDS, poverty, conflict and harmful cultural practices”

“They believe they will work tirelessly together”

“These two ladies are no longer lonely among men anymore. They have each other for support”

“The more women that are in power the more society will advance, as they will not be drawn into hot-headed masculine wars”

“They will be the nurturers of society and the bringing back love and harmony that this world so badly needs”

“It is men’s aggressive nature that has brought this world to its knees”

“It is high time that women brought back balance in this world and repaired the damage caused by men!”

27th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“Scientists are having their best view of the state of Antarctica’s floating ice shelves, which are thinning at an accelerating rate”

“The study includes 18 years of data from European radar satellites from which to compile their evidence”

“For a decade before 2003 the ice-shelf volume for all of Antarctica did not change much, but since then the volume loss has been significant”

“The western shelves have been persistently thinning for two decades”

“If the thinning continues, so a break-up of the ice shelves will occur, the ice will lift off the seabed floor and float upwards”

“Floating icebergs will be produced, which will melt and the sea levels will rise as additional water is delivered into the oceans”

“There is now much evidence that scientists can produce”

“If there are any doubters in Climate Change, they have not seen the respective data”

“Governments need to act with a positive structure for dealing with these enormous issues”

“It is no good trying to deal with it when it has run away from us”

“Solutions need to be put in place now to curb the making of our greenhouse gases”

“We need to see where we pollute our rivers and oceans, all of which contribute to these disastrous happenings”

“As we have often said, “Wars might kill off Mankind, but it is hunger which will be the greatest killer of all”

“With Climate Change, the amount of increased flooding, rainfall, droughts and typhoons have already occurred throughout the world”

“It is bringing devastation, from which it takes decades to recover”

“Crops are completely wiped out and, where droughts are concerned, crops have no chance at all to survive”

“Animals are affected, as their food is also damaged and a with lack of proper food they will also die”

“Disease will affect all life and methods to cure it will not be sufficient to combat the magnitude of the destruction”

“Our ecosystems, which the earth has taken millions of years to produce a balance in our vegetation, will be completely wiped out”

“Mankind alone is the single most destructive element to our change of habitat and virtually nothing is being done about it”

“What legacy are we giving our children and further generations to come?”

“Are we so selfish that we cannot see or won’t see that something needs to be done?”

“Greed and money and industry have to be managed at a level that the world can stand”

“Overproduction cannot be sustained at this level – the price is far too high”

“We, as a population, do not need to have a new car every two or three years”

“We don’t need to have new televisions every couple of years or mobile phones every year and so on”

“With everything that is manufactured, we are taking out huge amounts of the earth’s resources and putting nothing back”

“We are in a sense robbing our planet and we will all pay a very high price for it!”

27th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“China has an endangered animal called the “magic bunny.” It is the cutest endangered animal that you have ever heard of”

“A retired Chinese conservationist, Li Weidong, has been on this mission for over 30 years to document, film and protect it”

“The “magic bunny” is called Ili Pika and is named from the area it inhabits”

“It is a mysterious rabbit like mammal only found in China”

“With less than 1,000 left in the country, they are rarer than pandas”

“Mr Li first spotted the “magic bunny” in 1983 while he was mountain climbing”

“While sitting down on a rock, suddenly two bunny ears emerged from the crack in a nearby rock”

“The little thing was staring at him and Mr Li thought it was the most beautiful and bizarre creature he had ever seen”

“The Ili Pika live in holes between bare rocks at an altitude of 4,000 meters”

“They are used to living on these extremely cold plateaus and feed on herbs found in the mountains”

“In the past 30 years their habitat has shrunk by 71%. This is partly due to Climate Change and…”

“…partly because their grazing area has been taken over by the growing population at the bottom of the mountain”

“Mr Li has seen the mysterious Pika a few more times in 1990, but then he did not see one again for 24 years”

“There are many people who wish to protect this species, but with more attention put on it, it could endanger it still further”

“The Ili Pika is an ancient species and has been around for decades, we cannot allow it to disappear in front of our eyes”

“Conservationists, like Li Weidong, are doing their best to try to secure its future”

“However its delicate habitat must be maintained from being further eroded”

“After all, we all deserve to live on this planet”

“That is why we have such amazing creatures, all ‘God-given’ to survive with us together”

“Let us hope and pray they can maintain this amazing species!”

26th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“For many years now women all over the world have been trying to stand up for the rights of women in all aspects of life”

“The American Elizabeth Cady Stanton was one of the foremost leaders of the women’s rights activists and philosophers of the 19th Century”

“She organised the first women’s rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York”

“She spoke out that women were equal to men and had the right to vote”

“In 1920 on Election Day millions of women exercised their right to vote”

“Emmeline Pankhurst born in Manchester, England was a huge supporter of women’s suffrage movement”

“She fought for women to keep their earnings and property acquired before and after marriage as well as getting the vote for women”

“Women have fought for their rights as equal citizens in this world”

“Campaigns are for the reforms for marriage and divorce laws, together with the expansion of education opportunities for girls”

“Today the fight for women is a constant battle against the laws and prejudice that prevent women from being equal”

“Throughout the world, discrimination against women is rampant and in some areas getting worse”

“It is all about ownership, which is how men see women – they are their property to do with as they like”

“Next year will mark the 20th Anniversary of the landmark World Conference on Women”

“The Beijing Declaration and the Platform for Action, was adopted unanimously by 189 countries”

“It is considered the key global policy document on gender equality”

“It will address critical areas such as women and poverty, violence against women and human rights of women”

“Women suffer from domestic violence in 70% in the world and it is slow to be dealt with”

“In Thailand police now are 40% women. Both women and male police are trained to deal with domestic violence”

“They wish to change the culture and to provide a safe area for women to come forth with their grievances”

“There are many highly influential women, who are trying to advocate raising awareness and to end the violence against women”

“Violence against women and girls is endemic in conflict zones. Its consequences are both devastating and lasting”

“Sexual and gender based violence are not just a product of war, but they are a strategy of combat. It is used to terrorise and humiliate”

“There are organisations which are working towards healing these survivors”

“For women to become equal & to be taken seriously, it needs for them to band together collectively & stand for what is right and just”

“It is only by standing up as a united force and demanding that violence and abuse will no longer be tolerated”

“Situations will eventually change”

“It is an uphill battle, but not impossible. Our ancestors did much for us”

“It is now up to women to continue and, with a united global voice, they will be heard!”

26th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“For many years now women all over the world have been trying to stand up for the rights of women in all aspects of life”

“The American Elizabeth Cady Stanton was one of the foremost leaders of the women’s rights activists and philosophers of the 19th Century”

“She organised the first women’s rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York”

“She spoke out that women were equal to men and had the right to vote”

“In 1920 on Election Day millions of women exercised their right to vote”

“Emmeline Pankhurst born in Manchester, England was a huge supporter of women’s suffrage movement”

“She fought for women to keep their earnings and property acquired before and after marriage as well as getting the vote for women”

“Women have fought for their rights as equal citizens in this world”

“Campaigns are for the reforms for marriage and divorce laws, together with the expansion of education opportunities for girls”

“Today the fight for women is a constant battle against the laws and prejudice that prevent women from being equal”

“Throughout the world, discrimination against women is rampant and in some areas getting worse”

“It is all about ownership, which is how men see women – they are their property to do with as they like”

“Next year will mark the 20th Anniversary of the landmark World Conference on Women”

“The Beijing Declaration and the Platform for Action, was adopted unanimously by 189 countries”

“It is considered the key global policy document on gender equality”

“It will address critical areas such as women and poverty, violence against women and human rights of women”

“Women suffer from domestic violence in 70% in the world and it is slow to be dealt with”

“In Thailand police now are 40% women. Both women and male police are trained to deal with domestic violence”

“They wish to change the culture and to provide a safe area for women to come forth with their grievances”

“There are many highly influential women, who are trying to advocate raising awareness and to end the violence against women”

“Violence against women and girls is endemic in conflict zones. Its consequences are both devastating and lasting”

“Sexual and gender based violence are not just a product of war, but they are a strategy of combat. It is used to terrorise and humiliate”

“There are organisations which are working towards healing these survivors”

“For women to become equal & to be taken seriously, it needs for them to band together collectively & stand for what is right and just”

“It is only by standing up as a united force and demanding that violence and abuse will no longer be tolerated”

“Situations will eventually change”

“It is an uphill battle, but not impossible. Our ancestors did much for us”

“It is now up to women to continue and, with a united global voice, they will be heard!”

25th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“The sequel to Nelson Mandela’s 1995 autobiography ‘Long Walk to Freedom’ will be published next year”

“This sequel Nelson Mandela began writing in 1998 towards the end of his five year presidential term”

“The book will give a candid and clear-eyed view of the many difficulties he faced while in office”

“The ‘Long Walk to Freedom’ covered Nelson Mandela’s early years, his political struggle against South Africa’s apartheid regime”

“It also contains the twenty seven years he spent in prison”

“The new book will be based on material from the Nelson Mandela Foundation’s archives”

“It will remind readers everywhere what he stood for!”

“Nelson Mandela was released from prison in 1990. He went on to win the presidency in South Africa’s first all-race election in 1994”

“He also won the Nobel Peace Prize alongside former South African President Frederick W de Klerk in 1993”

“This was for negotiating the end of white-minority rule”

“In 1999 Nelson Mandela stepped down from his presidency to concentrate on his various charity works”

“What will be so important about this book is the transition from freedom to power”

“This information will be very inspiring, because it tells you what to do when you have power”

“Nelson Mandela is one to the world’s greatest men”

“He was prepared to sacrificed his life to do what he felt was right for the good of all his people”

“Never once did he shirk from his responsibility and he always said it how it was”

“Truth and justice was what he believed in, never ever thinking, “What is in it for me”!

“You have here a man of exceptional courage and conviction, who knew, like Winston Churchill, his place in history”

“Neither failed, but both have risen to the plate to do what is right and honourable”

“There are very few people in our world today that are able to match up to what they have achieved”

“The reason quite plainly is that they put themselves last and concentrated on doing the right thing for the Greater Good”

“The world now looks to see who else is able to fill these souls’ shoes that have the integrity and the willpower to do what is right?”

“With so many wars going on, there is no one to stand up and take charge”

“All have their own petty vested interests, which are not for the wellbeing of the people as a whole”

“History will judge them, they who have let their people down. So many in power had the chance to make something good happen!”

“There is coming again a saviour, who is prepared to take up the mantle and do what is right”

“For this person to succeed they cannot be exposed to any bribery, coercion or corruption”

“It is these traits which have tarnished so many, who were potentially good, but quite clearly not good enough”

“We all wait in anticipation, as the world now needs a new leader, who is both wise and loving”

“He will be able to steer this world into a better way of living for all”

25th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“The sequel to Nelson Mandela’s 1995 autobiography ‘Long Walk to Freedom’ will be published next year”

“This sequel Nelson Mandela began writing in 1998 towards the end of his five year presidential term”

“The book will give a candid and clear-eyed view of the many difficulties he faced while in office”

“The ‘Long Walk to Freedom’ covered Nelson Mandela’s early years, his political struggle against South Africa’s apartheid regime”

“It also contains the twenty seven years he spent in prison”

“The new book will be based on material from the Nelson Mandela Foundation’s archives”

“It will remind readers everywhere what he stood for!”

“Nelson Mandela was released from prison in 1990. He went on to win the presidency in South Africa’s first all-race election in 1994”

“He also won the Nobel Peace Prize alongside former South African President Frederick W de Klerk in 1993”

“This was for negotiating the end of white-minority rule”

“In 1999 Nelson Mandela stepped down from his presidency to concentrate on his various charity works”

“What will be so important about this book is the transition from freedom to power”

“This information will be very inspiring, because it tells you what to do when you have power”

“Nelson Mandela is one to the world’s greatest men”

“He was prepared to sacrificed his life to do what he felt was right for the good of all his people”

“Never once did he shirk from his responsibility and he always said it how it was”

“Truth and justice was what he believed in, never ever thinking, “What is in it for me”!

“You have here a man of exceptional courage and conviction, who knew, like Winston Churchill, his place in history”

“Neither failed, but both have risen to the plate to do what is right and honourable”

“There are very few people in our world today that are able to match up to what they have achieved”

“The reason quite plainly is that they put themselves last and concentrated on doing the right thing for the Greater Good”

“The world now looks to see who else is able to fill these souls’ shoes that have the integrity and the willpower to do what is right?”

“With so many wars going on, there is no one to stand up and take charge”

“All have their own petty vested interests, which are not for the wellbeing of the people as a whole”

“History will judge them, they who have let their people down. So many in power had the chance to make something good happen!”

“There is coming again a saviour, who is prepared to take up the mantle and do what is right”

“For this person to succeed they cannot be exposed to any bribery, coercion or corruption”

“It is these traits which have tarnished so many, who were potentially good, but quite clearly not good enough”

“We all wait in anticipation, as the world now needs a new leader, who is both wise and loving”

“He will be able to steer this world into a better way of living for all”

24th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“Angelina Jolie’s bravery is in trying to rid herself of the risk of getting ovarian and breast cancer due to her faulty BRCA1/2 genes”

“Two years ago Angelina Jolie went public when she had a double mastectomy to cut down the risk of her getting breast cancer”

“Her mother died at the young age of 49 years of ovarian cancer.  Her grandmother and aunt also died of the disease”

“Recent blood tests revealed a number of elevated inflammatory markers that could be a sign of early cancer”

“She was advised surgery. Angelina Jolie decided on the difficult decision to have her ovaries and her fallopian tubes removed”

“Recent tests revealed she is now free of a tumour. Hormone Replacement Therapy is being given”

“Angelina Jolie’s dearest wish is to see her six children grow up and if possible to be there for any grandchildren that might come along”

“Her husband Brad Pitt, as is his nature, has been a marvellous loving support to his wife and their children throughout these ordeals”

“Charity Ovarian Cancer Action has praised Jolie’s decision to announce to the world that she has had preventative surgery”

“They are now anticipating another wave of the Angelina Effect, which saw a dramatic increase in women referred for genetic testing”

“While all women in the UK have a one in fifty-four chance of developing ovarian cancer…”

“…those who have the mutation gene BRCA1/2 risk is one in two”

“Angelina Jolie continues to be a force for everything that is good in this world”

“Situations where she can help others around the world are her forte”

“Her mental strength and foresight make her the world ambassador that she already is”

“All can be proud who know her and to know she is always a force for good, putting herself last and others less fortunate than her first”

“This lady is a walking living saint. It is a pity there are not more like her”

“We, with others, wish her a speedy recovery!”

24th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“The fiasco of Netanyahu and his remarks that should he be elected, he would not entertain a two-state agreement with the Palestinians”

“This has gone down very badly and Netanyahu has been forced to retract his statement with an apology”

“His apology has been rejected”

“Let us now look at the situation: President Obama was not able to stop Netanyahu coming to Washington and humiliating him before Congress”

“President Obama will not force Israel and 650,000 armed settlers out of the West Bank”

“Israel and its American advocates control Congress, the Republicans and the Democratic parties and Hillary Clinton”

“The late Israeli PM Ariel Sharon reportedly said to an aide concerned about a negative US response”

“Don’t worry about the US. I control the US.”

“Israel’s partisans hold important influence over France’s Government and ruling Socialist Party”

“France secretly supplied Israel with the nuclear weapons capability in the 1950’s”

“Yet Israel fights hard to prevent Iran having any nuclear facilities for fear that they could make nuclear weapons”

“Both of Britain’s parties are similarly beholden to pro-Israel donors”

“Germany has supplied Israel with submarines to carry nuclear-tipped cruise missiles”

“Even Vladimir Putin is pro-Israel with one million Russians now living in Israel”

“After the Israeli election, polls have shown that 75% of Israelis oppose the creation of a Palestinian state”

“They don’t want to live near Arabs, whom they call “Wild Animals”, which is an absolute disgrace!”

“Although Israelis moan about their economic woes, they are given $3 billion in annual US aid”

“Israel’s military and high tech industries are now world leaders”

“As it now stands, Israel’s military might could conquer the central Middle East, including Egypt and Saudi Arabia in a week”

“With over 200 nuclear weapons, why do you think that Israel thinks it is unassailable?”

“Israel controls the flow of US aid that keeps Egypt from starving, thanks to its hammerlock on Congress”

“As for the Palestinians, there appears no hope”

“Netanyahu has declared no Palestinian state at the end of this election”

“He will of course continue flirting with the US and EU over this worn-out question”

“He will make small concessions to allow western allies to continue with this charade that peace talks are still alive”

“The UN Human Rights Council in Geneva have criticised Israel’s conduct in the July-August conflict and the ferocity of destruction”

“The devastation on Gaza was highly disproportional to warrant such attacks”

“It has criticised Israel’s blockade on Gaza as a stranglehold on Palestinians, yet they will do nothing!”

“Israelis have shown they do not want to be a part of the Arab world any more than White South Africans wanted to join black Africa”

“They want to be alone behind their high walls and for the Arab population to be locked away in tribal reservations”

“Israel has it all – the land, the water and the power to control everything that is within their grasp”

“They will stop at nothing to maintain it”

“The only thing that can bring down their power to control the world is for a Higher Power than them, which will be shown to them yet again”

“They think they are invincible and, on the surface having everybody in their pockets, it certainly looks that way”

“Never should one underestimate a Supreme Power that can change situations and where the right to control is taken away from them for good!”

23rd March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

"Great Britain is one of the most tolerate of societies anywhere in the world”

“From the Second World War Great Britain has allowed immigrants in from all four corners of the globe”

“Today we enjoy one of the most diverse societies and our culture has been enriched by its diversity and our citizens have all benefitted”

“It is now that our tolerant society, praised and admired throughout the globe, is under threat from extremists factions”

“They see our generosity of spirit as a weakness, as opposed to their own hard-line agenda”

“Home Secretary Theresa May has now made the stance that this country will no longer tolerate this behaviour of Islamic extremists”

“It is they who wish to destroy this country and its tolerant way of life”

“Mrs May will no longer tolerate their behaviour, which rejects British values and our way of living”

“Enough is now enough!”

“Theresa May has stated that Britain has responsibilities as well as rights, all must respect the laws, institutions & the rights of others”

“No one holds a gun to another person’s head and says they must remain in this country”

“If you cannot abide by the laws and respect all who wish to live here – then leave!”

“Leave this pleasant land and go to another which suits your purpose – if they will have you”

“There is a plan of action to ban hate preachers, who purposely incite violence and hatred and wish to ignore British values”

“Islamic extremists have been ousted out from other countries, including Arab ones”

“Their intolerance caused pain, suffering and the killings of innocent people”

“All this because those souls did not accept this extremist warped ideology”

“These extremist hateful beliefs will now be exposed”

“It is a tragedy that these small bands of extremists are British born and who now reject our values”

“Again if they feel they can do better, then go elsewhere”

“This country does not want or need you. You are all free to go!”

“These extremists will find that it is not so easy to express their views in other countries”

“Their behaviour will not be tolerated and in a much more rigid way imprisonment is their likely outcome”

“As it was in the post war days in the 1950’s…”

“…it was far easier to be a Communist in a British tolerant society than it was to be a Communist in a Communist country”

“In Communist countries there were restrictions and losses of privileges”

“Those who left Britain at that time to experience their ideology found hardships of a very constrictive life”

“Their liberties were restricted and life was not that rosy existence they imagined it would be”

“They realised they had made a mistake and should have remained in Britain to continue enjoying freedom of speech”

“All these liberties they took so much for granted”

“The grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence in one’s imagination, but not when reality strikes”

“Extremists, in all their forms, need to be defeated for the sake of the Greater Good”

“This is for all the people, who view Britain as a great country, which embraces all creeds to live and work together for a better society”

“It is the extremists who are selfish and devoid of love and compassion. That is the damaging element which will be defeated!”

23rd March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

"Great Britain is one of the most tolerate of societies anywhere in the world”

“From the Second World War Great Britain has allowed immigrants in from all four corners of the globe”

“Today we enjoy one of the most diverse societies and our culture has been enriched by its diversity and our citizens have all benefitted”

“It is now that our tolerant society, praised and admired throughout the globe, is under threat from extremists factions”

“They see our generosity of spirit as a weakness, as opposed to their own hard-line agenda”

“Home Secretary Theresa May has now made the stance that this country will no longer tolerate this behaviour of Islamic extremists”

“It is they who wish to destroy this country and its tolerant way of life”

“Mrs May will no longer tolerate their behaviour, which rejects British values and our way of living”

“Enough is now enough!”

“Theresa May has stated that Britain has responsibilities as well as rights, all must respect the laws, institutions & the rights of others”

“No one holds a gun to another person’s head and says they must remain in this country”

“If you cannot abide by the laws and respect all who wish to live here – then leave!”

“Leave this pleasant land and go to another which suits your purpose – if they will have you”

“There is a plan of action to ban hate preachers, who purposely incite violence and hatred and wish to ignore British values”

“Islamic extremists have been ousted out from other countries, including Arab ones”

“Their intolerance caused pain, suffering and the killings of innocent people”

“All this because those souls did not accept this extremist warped ideology”

“These extremist hateful beliefs will now be exposed”

“It is a tragedy that these small bands of extremists are British born and who now reject our values”

“Again if they feel they can do better, then go elsewhere”

“This country does not want or need you. You are all free to go!”

“These extremists will find that it is not so easy to express their views in other countries”

“Their behaviour will not be tolerated and in a much more rigid way imprisonment is their likely outcome”

“As it was in the post war days in the 1950’s…”

“…it was far easier to be a Communist in a British tolerant society than it was to be a Communist in a Communist country”

“In Communist countries there were restrictions and losses of privileges”

“Those who left Britain at that time to experience their ideology found hardships of a very constrictive life”

“Their liberties were restricted and life was not that rosy existence they imagined it would be”

“They realised they had made a mistake and should have remained in Britain to continue enjoying freedom of speech”

“All these liberties they took so much for granted”

“The grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence in one’s imagination, but not when reality strikes”

“Extremists, in all their forms, need to be defeated for the sake of the Greater Good”

“This is for all the people, who view Britain as a great country, which embraces all creeds to live and work together for a better society”

“It is the extremists who are selfish and devoid of love and compassion. That is the damaging element which will be defeated!”

22nd March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“At last something good has come out of India!”

“An award known as the “Nobel Prize for Water” has been given to an Indian campaigner, who brought water to 1,000 villages”

“The judges of the Stockholm Water Prize say his methods have prevented floods, restored soil and rivers and brought back wildlife”

“The prize winner, Rajendra Singh, is dubbed the “Water Man of India””

“Mr Singh’s methods are cheap, simple and effective and his ideas should be followed worldwide”

“Mr Singh uses a modern version and ancient Indian techniques of harvesting rainwater”

“This is done by building low level banks of earth to hold back the flow of water in the wet rainy season”

“This then allows for the water to seep into the dry ground for future use”

“Mr Singh first trained as a medic, but his local villagers said their greatest need over health care was drinking water”

“What ground water there was from the rainy season had been sucked dry by farmers, which caused the water to disappear very quickly”

“This then made the crops fail – rivers, forests and wildlife also disappeared and the people left to go to the cities”

“Mr Singh has stated that this century of exploitation, pollution and encroachment has caused so many problems”

“To stop this, one has to convert the war on water into peace – that is his life’s goal”

“The Stockholm International Water Institute, who presented this prize, said his lessons will be essential”

“Climate Change is altering weather patterns around the world”

“As the world demand for water ever increases, humanity must learn to take better care of our water”

“It is today’s water that cannot be solved by science and technology alone”

“This is a human problem”

“It is only by right governance and leadership from those in the know, together with social cohesion, that these matters can be solved”

“Rajendra Singh’s lifetime work has been in building up social capacity to solve local water problems”

“This has been done through human participation, action and the empowerment of women”

“He has also linked in with the indigenous knowhow, assisted with scientific and technical skills”

“This award was equally applauded by Katherine Pygott, who is a leading UK water engineer”

“She has already drawn on Mr Singh’s work to prevent flooding in the UK”

“It is only by having people who have the vision to save, not only Mankind, but the environment as well, that this planet will be saved”

“There is too much destruction to life and the environment by ruthless greedy people”

“It is their intention to destroy forever what is both sacred and holy”

“God gave this world with all its goodness to support life in every capacity and Mankind has tried to obliterate all that is good”

“Until humanity starts to see what is right and how we can resolve important issues, we are not fit to remain on this earth”

“We will continue to leave a world of desolation for future generations to be hurt by”

“Have we no conscience?”

“It is high time that a person like Rajendra Singh was hailed as a saviour”

“Others, whose lives have been dedicated to saving us all, must also be acclaimed”

“We need to redress the balance to proclaim those who do good deeds instead of continually advertising those who wish to destroy”

“The media has to rectify and not to glorify wrong doings as sensational news”

“They need to pronounce to the highest those who do right, as a permanent example to us all!

“They too have an obligation to save society and not wish its downfall!”

22nd March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“At last something good has come out of India!”

“An award known as the “Nobel Prize for Water” has been given to an Indian campaigner, who brought water to 1,000 villages”

“The judges of the Stockholm Water Prize say his methods have prevented floods, restored soil and rivers and brought back wildlife”

“The prize winner, Rajendra Singh, is dubbed the “Water Man of India””

“Mr Singh’s methods are cheap, simple and effective and his ideas should be followed worldwide”

“Mr Singh uses a modern version and ancient Indian techniques of harvesting rainwater”

“This is done by building low level banks of earth to hold back the flow of water in the wet rainy season”

“This then allows for the water to seep into the dry ground for future use”

“Mr Singh first trained as a medic, but his local villagers said their greatest need over health care was drinking water”

“What ground water there was from the rainy season had been sucked dry by farmers, which caused the water to disappear very quickly”

“This then made the crops fail – rivers, forests and wildlife also disappeared and the people left to go to the cities”

“Mr Singh has stated that this century of exploitation, pollution and encroachment has caused so many problems”

“To stop this, one has to convert the war on water into peace – that is his life’s goal”

“The Stockholm International Water Institute, who presented this prize, said his lessons will be essential”

“Climate Change is altering weather patterns around the world”

“As the world demand for water ever increases, humanity must learn to take better care of our water”

“It is today’s water that cannot be solved by science and technology alone”

“This is a human problem”

“It is only by right governance and leadership from those in the know, together with social cohesion, that these matters can be solved”

“Rajendra Singh’s lifetime work has been in building up social capacity to solve local water problems”

“This has been done through human participation, action and the empowerment of women”

“He has also linked in with the indigenous knowhow, assisted with scientific and technical skills”

“This award was equally applauded by Katherine Pygott, who is a leading UK water engineer”

“She has already drawn on Mr Singh’s work to prevent flooding in the UK”

“It is only by having people who have the vision to save, not only Mankind, but the environment as well, that this planet will be saved”

“There is too much destruction to life and the environment by ruthless greedy people”

“It is their intention to destroy forever what is both sacred and holy”

“God gave this world with all its goodness to support life in every capacity and Mankind has tried to obliterate all that is good”

“Until humanity starts to see what is right and how we can resolve important issues, we are not fit to remain on this earth”

“We will continue to leave a world of desolation for future generations to be hurt by”

“Have we no conscience?”

“It is high time that a person like Rajendra Singh was hailed as a saviour”

“Others, whose lives have been dedicated to saving us all, must also be acclaimed”

“We need to redress the balance to proclaim those who do good deeds instead of continually advertising those who wish to destroy”

“The media has to rectify and not to glorify wrong doings as sensational news”

“They need to pronounce to the highest those who do right, as a permanent example to us all!

“They too have an obligation to save society and not wish its downfall!”

21st March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“Africa really now starts to fight back against the ideology that one must have ivory at whatever the cost”

“These costs are high indeed with the destruction of a species, which has every right to share this world with everything else”

“The other high cost is of lives where poachers kill rangers, who are trying to manage and protect these elephants in the wild”

“Ethiopia has destroyed its entire stockpile of illegally poached ivory, tusks, carvings and jewellery”

“All were burned in the capital Addis Ababa”

“Ethiopia is the second African country after Kenya to burn their stockpile to discourage the black market trading”

“This pushes a harsh signal to China that ivory poaching will not win”

“The elephants will be saved, even though China wishes to render these creatures extinct!”

“You will find that more and more African countries will join in this public fight”

“It sends a clear signal to China and the rest of the world that they are heartless greedy people”

“They have no sense, other than to have what is so morally wrong”

“In time public opinion will change, but that will only happen when the right education and government rulings are administered”

21st March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“New evidence has been uncovered over the disgraceful behaviour of a British Airways pilot, who sexually assaulted at least 50 children”

“These assaults occurred in Kenya and Uganda between 2001 and 2013”

“It has now come to light that BA staff were told of concerns about Simon Wood’s behaviour during that time”

“The airline are said to be shocked and horrified by these statements and so they should be”

“Neglect on their part to follow up concerns has led to the destruction of so many lives”

“A number of victims are now suing the airline for compensation”

“One could argue this is rather harsh”

“But until institutions start to take a more proactive approach to paedophilia, then these kinds of situations continue””

“The public & institutions need to wake up to the fact that these predatory people are out there & are more prevalent than one imagines”

“These people destroy lives, far worse than killing as these violations damage a person for the rest of their lives”

“They become the living dead, alive but dead inside, not ever able to function”

“These paedophiles are in every walk of society, they are the uncles, the husbands, the grandfathers and fathers of our societies”

“They are the judges, the police, the doctors, the priests. They are in every spectrum of life and they are all sick”

“They all need professional help so that this disease can be curbed. They all know it is wrong, but cannot control their sickness”

“So to protect our young children, both female and male alike, we all must be diligent”

“When a concern is brought to our attention then it must be taken very seriously”

“We can no longer afford to do nothing and to say it never happened”

“We need to be alerted to the possibility that it can even be in our own family”

“In the case of Simon Woods, aged 54, he flew regularly on these routes to Kenya and Uganda for more than a decade”

“He even volunteered at several charities including an AIDS orphanage. Doesn’t this modus operandi sound familiar?”

“Finally Wood was arrested in July 2013 by police who were given an anonymous tip-off”

“He was charged with indecent assault and possessing indecent images”

“In August, shortly before he was due in court, he killed himself”

“It has now emerged that he was first arrested over an indecent assault allegation in the UK in 2001”

“Prosecutors ruled that there was insufficient evidence to charge him”

“The fact that he was already arrested should have been flagged up”

“Could there be other victims, as these things are never in isolation?”

“Until the right investigations take place then nothing can really be achieved”

“By dealing with matters properly, so many other lives would have been saved”

20th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“The very high costs of running the European Parliament has soared to £1,332 billion per year”

“This is £838 million more than Westminster”

“This appallingly high running cost for the European Parliament has been exposed”

“The British Government was asked for comparative costs between the European Parliament and Westminster”

“Lord Sassoon, the Commercial Secretary to the Treasury, confirmed in 2011-2012 that the cost was £1,332 billion”

“This compared with £494 million for Westminster, which included both the House of Commons and House of Lords”

“The cost for an MEP was £1.79 million each, compared with just £0.59 million per member of the House of Commons”

“Peers cost a mere £0.13 million”

“Lord Stoddart, an independent Labour Peer, said these are eye watering figures and it makes Westminster look very good value for money”

“The European Parliament costs £838 million per annum more than the combined costs of the Houses of Parliament and the House of Lords”

“The British Government is constantly on the lookout for ways to save money to reduce the deficit”

“It should now take a serious look at the contributions to the cost of running the European Parliament”

“This institution does not hold proper debates and its members cannot even introduce a Private Members Bill”

“It merely acts as a rubber stamp for the unelected European Commission’s legislative proposals”

“The number of MEP’s has now risen from 736 to 754 since these figures were produced, so even these figures fall short of the real costs”

“This is an absolute disgrace and when countries in the European Market are struggling to balance their books for their countries…”

“…this Parliament can keep expanding and asking for more money to feed their greedy little ways”

“Until the European Parliament is overhauled, it becomes a runaway train on very expensive tracks. No wonder they call it the gravy train”

“Expensive luncheons and hotels all expenses paid for, for doing next to nothing”

“What a disgrace! Will anybody do anything about it?”

“We don’t think so. Who would wish to end such a lucrative social club?”

20th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“The very high costs of running the European Parliament has soared to £1,332 billion per year”

“This is £838 million more than Westminster”

“This appallingly high running cost for the European Parliament has been exposed”

“The British Government was asked for comparative costs between the European Parliament and Westminster”

“Lord Sassoon, the Commercial Secretary to the Treasury, confirmed in 2011-2012 that the cost was £1,332 billion”

“This compared with £494 million for Westminster, which included both the House of Commons and House of Lords”

“The cost for an MEP was £1.79 million each, compared with just £0.59 million per member of the House of Commons”

“Peers cost a mere £0.13 million”

“Lord Stoddart, an independent Labour Peer, said these are eye watering figures and it makes Westminster look very good value for money”

“The European Parliament costs £838 million per annum more than the combined costs of the Houses of Parliament and the House of Lords”

“The British Government is constantly on the lookout for ways to save money to reduce the deficit”

“It should now take a serious look at the contributions to the cost of running the European Parliament”

“This institution does not hold proper debates and its members cannot even introduce a Private Members Bill”

“It merely acts as a rubber stamp for the unelected European Commission’s legislative proposals”

“The number of MEP’s has now risen from 736 to 754 since these figures were produced, so even these figures fall short of the real costs”

“This is an absolute disgrace and when countries in the European Market are struggling to balance their books for their countries…”

“…this Parliament can keep expanding and asking for more money to feed their greedy little ways”

“Until the European Parliament is overhauled, it becomes a runaway train on very expensive tracks. No wonder they call it the gravy train”

“Expensive luncheons and hotels all expenses paid for, for doing next to nothing”

“What a disgrace! Will anybody do anything about it?”

“We don’t think so. Who would wish to end such a lucrative social club?”

19th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“The White House might have condemned “divisive rhetoric” in Israel’s election won by Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party”

“They should have seen it coming”

“Netanyahu has been the main stumbling block to the two-state solution for years”

“He has been undermining John Kerry’s attempts to broker a deal all the time President Obama has been in office”

“It was to be President Obama’s legacy to establish finally this two-state solution after more than twenty years in the trying”

“The US, EU & UN have all been naïve & asleep, while all this time Netanyahu has been disruptive regarding negotiations behind the scenes”

“Netanyahu has become a law unto himself, openly criticising President Obama. He says jump and everybody says, “How high!””

“It is because he has got away with murder, literally, for so many years under the gazes of the US, EU and UN”

“He remains unchallenged, so that the Palestinians have been placed in a no hope situation”

“We challenge all politicians of all Governments in the US, EU and UN to live under the Israeli apartheid system in Gaza and the West Bank”

“To experience first-hand the outrageous conditions that these people are forced to live under without basic human supplies”

“This concentration camp exists”

“Then and only then will something finally be done”

“There is also this farcical control of expansion of settlements, which are deemed to be illegal, but he continues with impunity”

“Netanyahu is unstoppable and it is due to the sycophant situation that the US, EU and UN have always accommodated him”

“Where does the law stand? Obviously nowhere, if illegal settlements can be built against the law and nothing is done to stop it”

“The world looks and laughs at the US, EU and UN for their continued failure to act”

“All of you have the blood of the innocent on your hands and will be judged by a higher authority for the lack of decisive action”

“Collectively you could have enforced a situation that is just and not to leave it, because it is easier to do so”

“We, the public, realise that the terms of office are not that long, so that the problems can always be shelved and given to another”

“Those in office receive the cream of the position without ever having to get their hands dirty – that is the disgrace of it all”

“When will a saviour eventually come in to do the right thing for the Palestinian people?”

“As we now see it, no one, and we mean no one, have the guts in office to do anything about it”

“Therefore Netanyahu can blatantly continue to undermine and do precisely what he likes and there is no institution that can stop him!”

“As he sees it he rules the world!”

“The rest of the world looks on all of you with despair. No one is fit for purpose. Collectively you have all failed these people”

19th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“At last, a Government Minister in Argentina has the guts to do something positive in this world”

“Esteban Bullrich is an Education Minister, who has stopped waves of teachers’ strikes”

“By giving every teacher his mobile number he has invited teachers to phone him if they have any questions, comments or complaints for him”

“He is the Minister in charge of all the schools in Buenos Aires and had inherited a system plagued by teaching union walk outs”

“He came into office as the third Education Minister in twelve days”

“He decided to publish his personal mobile number as a way of opening a direct dialogue”

“This direct action brought down the number of strikes from fourteen a year to none in the past four years”

“Mr Bullrich decided to hand out his number as a way of breaking a culture of distrust and confrontations”

“These were between politicians and teachers’ representatives”

“The teachers’ strikes had become a chronic problem, with ministers only lasting a short time in office”

“Mr Bullrich was able to negotiate deals with seventeen separate teacher unions in Buenos Aires”

“It meant that staff of 1,200 schools has his number”

“He told teachers if you have a problem then just ring me and it will get sorted out and it was”

“This man can show the world that always doing the right thing & listening to people’s legitimate problems, solutions can always be found”

“It is always about courage and doing what is right in the face of what seems like impossible odds”

“All one needs is the will and open-mindedness to take on these challenges, which others are not prepared to do!”

“Perhaps Mr Bullrich should enrol in the UN. He might actually get something done and do a better job?”

“Mr Bullrich is commended for his unstinting devotion to doing what is intrinsically right””

18th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“Prime Minister Netanyahu thinks he has won, as more votes were cast for his party then for the centre left Zionist Union”

“Netanyahu’s pushy and extreme ways have now split the country

“Even though he will get his allocated number of seats with a coalition, it will do him no good at all”

“All his bare fisting antics will now show him up to the world for what has already been stated”

“He wants power for himself and nothing must get in his way”

“The fact that he never wanted a two state solution with the Palestinians was always obvious”

“Now his admission bears fruit to his disruptive behaviour and brings credence to his agenda”

“He wants the whole of Palestine for the Jews”

“On the face of it, he will be jubilant and think naively he has got his way”

“Unfortunately this will backfire and all those who opposed him in the election will now voice their own opinions more strongly”

“Netanyahu has put much fear into the Israeli people and this is why they have taken him at his word”

“Now the truth is out, the entire world will see Israel differently”

“Israel is already on sticky ground and that will be exacerbated by his behaviour”

“People the entire world over want fairness”

“What they now see is a dictator out for his own agenda and not what is right for the entire people of Israel and Palestine”

“No matter how much money the Jewish people give to others around the world to help them fight their corner…”

“…it has now lost its lustre and charm”

“They see Israel and especially Netanyahu for the bully he really is”

“See the US back away with a vengeance, which we have already predicted”

“Israel with all its might will be frozen out”

“Many allies they thought they had in the Arab world, such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt, will now mellow with their addresses to him”

“No longer will they pay lip service to him”

“Many things will be on hold and he will see his popularity throughout the world diminish into nothing”

“He has in a sense cut his own throat”

“That old adage, “Give a person enough rope and they will eventually hang themselves” will ring true here!”

“Netanyahu thought he had friends. Those same friends will turn their backs on him. Israel will find themselves isolated & frozen out”

“The bad boy of politics is recognised for what he is – a small-minded power-crazy bully”

“His people will renounce him and strong opposition will bring him down”

“The tide of public opinion hasn’t truly realised the implications of this victory”

“But now, on a day to day, basis they will and they will be concerned about it”

“The implications for the entire country are grave indeed”

“The Palestinians, with UN approval, will now step up their agenda and with confidence a new resolution will be found at last”

“The Palestinians can achieve some come back and recognition for their plight”

“Netanyahu might have won the election, but has lost his country as world opinion is no longer with him”

“No matter how much he tries to buy loyalty”

“He buys Republicans, so that they can win an election in the US, so not to allow the Democrats in”

“This shows his determination that money buys what he wants”

“The answer will hit Netanyahu in the face again!”

18th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“Nigeria’s ex-military ruler, Sani Abacha stole money from the state oil company and it was put overseas in European banks for his use”

“Sani Abacha ruled Nigeria with an iron fist from 1993 until his death in 1998”

“Soon after, Nigeria’s new rulers asked Switzerland to recover the $2.2bn that he stashed away in European banks”

“An amount of $380m has already been seized in 2006 in Luxembourg on the request of the Swiss authorities”

“In addition Switzerland has already returned $700m following appeals from Nigeria”

“The safe transfer of monies is being conducted under the supervision of the World Bank”

“This ends a 16 year long case against the Abacha family”

“Nigeria is still plagued by massive corruption”

“Until it can get its act together and bring about transparency, nothing can proceed in the right way”

“Greed by politicians only brings hardship to the people of Nigeria”

“Corruption breeds corruption and fuels dissent and outrage”

“Extreme factions like Boko Haram are as a result of a broken Government and people”

“Where there is a weak government, this allows for militant groups to take hold”

“Boko Haram is fighting for control and to form an Islamic state encompassing several states of northern Nigeria”

“This violence has left more than 13,000 people dead since 2009 and forced 1.5 million others to flee their homes”

“The expense and devastation to the country is depleted further by what corrupt politicians stash away”

“How can Governments around the world support regimes that ask for help for their people when they themselves are not honest?”

“In the end, no matter how long it takes, the truth will always emerge and the horrors of corruption are always exposed”

“It is high time that Nigeria with all its natural wealth comes clean and distributes this wealth to allow all the people to prosper”

“This gives the people a chance to have a Global standing in the world today”

“The people deserve it and politicians are reminded that they are there to serve the people”

“They are not there to line their pockets, which in the end they will lose anyway”

“As has already been the case of the Abacha family!”

17th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“It is an absolute disgrace that yet again people who are in power become a law unto themselves”

“Cyril Smith sexually abused his victims and continually got away with it”

“It is one law for the common man and one law for the violators of the law who have the power to do so!”

“The people can never have any faith in a Police Force or Government that allows individuals to flagrantly oppose and undermine the law”

“They are totally blind to the lifetime’s injury that has been inflicted on these victims by these sexual predators”

“Until a complete renewal of the Police Force and the political system is overhauled, then no one in this country is safe”

“Children were gathered up & used for sex parties by Cyril Smith, high-ranking policemen & high powered army officers, who need to be exposed”

“Until this cancer of sick minded people is rooted out, the public and the innocent and vulnerable, have no chance to a life”

“We must all understand that victims, who have been damaged by these heinous crimes of sexual abuse, have suffered severe pain”

“Their lives were completely ruined for all time, both mentally and physically”

“They were scared for life, just to satisfy some sick perverted minds”

“Where is our justice system when undercover police have investigated these paedophile rings & have obtained the evidence to put them away?”

“They are then forced to stop their investigation”

“Threats against them were imposed by those who had power over them, regardless of the law!”

“It is this sordid threat of power & control, which opposes the law, because it suits them to abuse it, that has to be removed at the root”

“This then will allow victims to come forward knowing that they can finally believe in a judicial system”

“Justice must protect them and they need a Government which actually cares”

“The undercover policemen, trying to do their job to expose those paedophiles, should be heard”

“They must be supported by the state as is their duty to do so”

“The public outcry over Jimmy Savile and other paedophiles, together with MPs & Cyril Smith, have to be aired publically & dealt with”

“It is high time that this country sought justice and compensation for these victims, whose lives have been damaged for all time”

“The public demand it!”

“If the Government cannot do its business, what is the point of having a Government in power and a police force in situ?”

“They cannot and in this case will not, protect the public?”

“It is an absolute travesty of justice and all should be hauled over the coals for their part in these heinous crimes against humanity”

“The Government, Army and the Police Force responsible for putting a halt to these known investigations need to hang their heads in shame”

“They equally must bear the guilt of damage on these victims, as much as the perpetrators of these crimes”

“All is known in the eyes of God!”

“When will the right justice ever seen to be done?”

“Does it need for the public to take the law into their own hands before institutions sit up?”

“They must take notice and listen.  They must take the responsibility for which they were elected”

17th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“It is an absolute disgrace that yet again people who are in power become a law unto themselves”

“Cyril Smith sexually abused his victims and continually got away with it”

“It is one law for the common man and one law for the violators of the law who have the power to do so!”

“The people can never have any faith in a Police Force or Government that allows individuals to flagrantly oppose and undermine the law”

“They are totally blind to the lifetime’s injury that has been inflicted on these victims by these sexual predators”

“Until a complete renewal of the Police Force and the political system is overhauled, then no one in this country is safe”

“Children were gathered up & used for sex parties by Cyril Smith, high-ranking policemen & high powered army officers, who need to be exposed”

“Until this cancer of sick minded people is rooted out, the public and the innocent and vulnerable, have no chance to a life”

“We must all understand that victims, who have been damaged by these heinous crimes of sexual abuse, have suffered severe pain”

“Their lives were completely ruined for all time, both mentally and physically”

“They were scared for life, just to satisfy some sick perverted minds”

“Where is our justice system when undercover police have investigated these paedophile rings & have obtained the evidence to put them away?”

“They are then forced to stop their investigation”

“Threats against them were imposed by those who had power over them, regardless of the law!”

“It is this sordid threat of power & control, which opposes the law, because it suits them to abuse it, that has to be removed at the root”

“This then will allow victims to come forward knowing that they can finally believe in a judicial system”

“Justice must protect them and they need a Government which actually cares”

“The undercover policemen, trying to do their job to expose those paedophiles, should be heard”

“They must be supported by the state as is their duty to do so”

“The public outcry over Jimmy Savile and other paedophiles, together with MPs & Cyril Smith, have to be aired publically & dealt with”

“It is high time that this country sought justice and compensation for these victims, whose lives have been damaged for all time”

“The public demand it!”

“If the Government cannot do its business, what is the point of having a Government in power and a police force in situ?”

“They cannot and in this case will not, protect the public?”

“It is an absolute travesty of justice and all should be hauled over the coals for their part in these heinous crimes against humanity”

“The Government, Army and the Police Force responsible for putting a halt to these known investigations need to hang their heads in shame”

“They equally must bear the guilt of damage on these victims, as much as the perpetrators of these crimes”

“All is known in the eyes of God!”

“When will the right justice ever seen to be done?”

“Does it need for the public to take the law into their own hands before institutions sit up?”

“They must take notice and listen.  They must take the responsibility for which they were elected”

16th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“Until Climate Change is fully addressed and strong action taken, the likes of Cyclone Pam will continue to wipe out parts of the world”

“Cyclone Pam has literally wiped out development in Vanuatu”

“This development had taken years to complete and with one cyclone all has been wiped out”

“The storm has devastated many parts of the country and its adjoining islands”

“Tragic as this is, Climate Change is happening on a daily basis”

“Until something is done about it people and countries will continue to suffer”

“Current data suggests we need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in developed countries by at least 80% by 2050”

“This is to have a chance of staying below the average temperature rise of over 2%”

“Factory farming produces greenhouse gases throughout the supply chain”

“Factory farmed beef requires twice as much fossil fuel energy input as pasture-reared beef”

“Factory farming requires large amounts of energy to function. This isn’t just to rear the animals, but to grow the feed that they need”

“The feed alone takes up 75% of the total energy required. The rest is needed for heating and lighting and ventilation”

“Gases, such as methane and nitrous oxide, are produced in significant quantities & these are released from animal waste and fertiliser use”

“Livestock farming produces 37% and 65% respectively of our global methane and nitrous oxide. Both gases are more potent then carbon dioxide”

“Forests clearance to grow crops and rear animals releases vital carbon ‘sinks’”

“This releases gases previously stored in the soil and vegetation”

“The effects of global Climate Change include more frequent wildfires, longer periods of drought and…”

“…an increase in the number, duration and intensity of tropical storms”

“Glaciers are shrinking, ice on rivers and lakes break up earlier”

“Plant and animal ranges have shifted and trees are flowering sooner”

“In addition, there are higher sea levels and longer intense heatwaves”

“All aspects of life are being affected”

“Infrastructure, agriculture and fisheries, together with our ecosystems are being increasingly compromised”

“The sea levels rise and erosion of coastal areas are an additional concern”

“Oceans have more acidity, which poses major threats to our seas”

“There are more insect outbreaks and more tree disease”

“The declining water supplies reduce agriculture yields”

“There are also health problems in our cities due to the heat”

“The President of Vanuatu, where Cyclone Pam struck, has seen the changing weather patterns of rising seas and heavier than average rain”

“All over the world we have seen these incidents happening to our own countries, yet the Governments still continue to do precious little”

“It is the incompetence of these Governments that put all our lives in jeopardy, because nobody wants to do anything about it!”

16th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“Until Climate Change is fully addressed and strong action taken, the likes of Cyclone Pam will continue to wipe out parts of the world”

“Cyclone Pam has literally wiped out development in Vanuatu”

“This development had taken years to complete and with one cyclone all has been wiped out”

“The storm has devastated many parts of the country and its adjoining islands”

“Tragic as this is, Climate Change is happening on a daily basis”

“Until something is done about it people and countries will continue to suffer”

“Current data suggests we need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in developed countries by at least 80% by 2050”

“This is to have a chance of staying below the average temperature rise of over 2%”

“Factory farming produces greenhouse gases throughout the supply chain”

“Factory farmed beef requires twice as much fossil fuel energy input as pasture-reared beef”

“Factory farming requires large amounts of energy to function. This isn’t just to rear the animals, but to grow the feed that they need”

“The feed alone takes up 75% of the total energy required. The rest is needed for heating and lighting and ventilation”

“Gases, such as methane and nitrous oxide, are produced in significant quantities & these are released from animal waste and fertiliser use”

“Livestock farming produces 37% and 65% respectively of our global methane and nitrous oxide. Both gases are more potent then carbon dioxide”

“Forests clearance to grow crops and rear animals releases vital carbon ‘sinks’”

“This releases gases previously stored in the soil and vegetation”

“The effects of global Climate Change include more frequent wildfires, longer periods of drought and…”

“…an increase in the number, duration and intensity of tropical storms”

“Glaciers are shrinking, ice on rivers and lakes break up earlier”

“Plant and animal ranges have shifted and trees are flowering sooner”

“In addition, there are higher sea levels and longer intense heatwaves”

“All aspects of life are being affected”

“Infrastructure, agriculture and fisheries, together with our ecosystems are being increasingly compromised”

“The sea levels rise and erosion of coastal areas are an additional concern”

“Oceans have more acidity, which poses major threats to our seas”

“There are more insect outbreaks and more tree disease”

“The declining water supplies reduce agriculture yields”

“There are also health problems in our cities due to the heat”

“The President of Vanuatu, where Cyclone Pam struck, has seen the changing weather patterns of rising seas and heavier than average rain”

“All over the world we have seen these incidents happening to our own countries, yet the Governments still continue to do precious little”

“It is the incompetence of these Governments that put all our lives in jeopardy, because nobody wants to do anything about it!”

15th March 2015 (jandmayers twitter)

“Once again India is in the news for rape and vandalism”

“This time the rape was on an elderly nun! Have the men of India no shame?”

“The Indian Government is not doing enough to sort out this extreme mental intolerance of women”

“It is high time the culture of abuse on women was changed. We are after all in the 21st century”

“These people behave like barbarians with no conscience only violence in their minds”

“Six men, who gang raped an elderly nun of 74 years old, are being searched for by police”

“The gang ransacked a convent school and stole money before entering into the convent itself”

“Security cameras inside the Convent of Jesus and Mary school show the faces of the six men, who carried out the assault”

“There are only three sisters in this community. One sister, who was badly molested, the other two and a guard were tied to chairs”

“The men vandalised the chapel, broke into the tabernacle on the altar and took away the chalice that holds the holy sacrament”

“This attack comes at a time of growing concern about sexual violence against women”

“Christian groups have been increasingly targeted”

“The Indian Government needs to take a precedent on this continuous abuse on women”

“Until harsher penalties are enforced and there is a deterrent put into place then the general public will take action”

“Vigilante groups will be formed and put in place, the punishments that the local authorities are not skilled in doing”

“The Government and the local authorities will have no choice, but to act quicker if they wish to avoid this happening”

“The people of India will no longer tolerate this abuse on any females whether they are very young or old”

“The time has come for extensive action to take place or India will lose its already fragile credibility within the world forum”

“India will no longer be able to brush this kind of barbarism under the carpet, as has been its policy in the past”

“Now the time has come to face up to the enormity of this problem and to set aside an agenda to deal with their lacking cultural system”

“The people of India will not wait any longer!”

15th March 2015 (ladylydialondon twitter)

“Once again India is in the news for rape and vandalism”

“This time the rape was on an elderly nun! Have the men of India no shame?”

“The Indian Government is not doing enough to sort out this extreme mental intolerance of women”

“It is high time the culture of abuse on women was changed. We are after all in the 21st century”

“These people behave like barbarians with no conscience only violence in their minds”

“Six men, who gang raped an elderly nun of 74 years old, are being searched for by police”

“The gang ransacked a convent school and stole money before entering into the convent itself”

“Security cameras inside the Convent of Jesus and Mary school show the faces of the six men, who carried out the assault”

“There are only three sisters in this community. One sister, who was badly molested, the other two and a guard were tied to chairs”

“The men vandalised the chapel, broke into the tabernacle on the altar and took away the chalice that holds the holy sacrament”

“This attack comes at a time of growing concern about sexual violence against women”

“Christian groups have been increasingly targeted”

“The Indian Government needs to take a precedent on this continuous abuse on women”

“Until harsher penalties are enforced and there is a deterrent put into place then the general public will take action”

“Vigilante groups will be formed and put in place, the punishments that the local authorities are not skilled in doing”

“The Government and the local authorities will have no choice, but to act quicker if they wish to avoid this happening”

“The people of India will no longer tolerate this abuse on any females whether they are very young or old”

“The time has come for extensive action to take place or India will lose its already fragile credibility within the world forum”

“India will no longer be able to brush this kind of barbarism under the carpet, as has been its policy in the past”

“Now the time has come to face up to the enormity of this problem and to set aside an agenda to deal with their lacking cultural system”

“The people of India will not wait any longer!”