Politics – Con, Crime and Corruption

May 5, 2023

Politics – Con, Crime and Corruption

Padmini Arhant

Politics adeptness con, crime and corruption.

When government is in debt – no problem.

Simply raise the debt ceiling, raise taxes, let inflation skyrocket so interest rates could be hiked to punish business, homeowners, borrowers of any purchase such as auto loans to any other emergency and unavoidable expenses, students…anybody and everybody in the spinning wheel of borrowing for survival and sustenance.

When the highest office bearers commit crime – it’s cool for them.
The crimes involving warfare, drone attacks, sponsor terrorism and cannibalism, unleash deadly virus evolving into pandemic and hide facts from victims – en masse population.

Furthermore in crime chronicle, the highest office bearer seeking re-election under gloom and doom environment based on abysmal performance  – not to worry.

The armed forces will serve the cause and sent to abattoir (slaughterhouse) under the pretext of capture or assassinate a long deceased terror leader having been a valuable asset all along and proven so in such situation.

Alternatively, awol when the defense personnel convoy is set ablaze on terror attack with prior knowledge of the government, intelligence and leadership at the helm.

Any of these tactics evidently go well for the incumbents famished for power seeking another and more term in office anyhow and somehow in politics.

Failing that – play identity politics and cause riots, looting and vandalism of public and private property torching and scorching anything on sight under the guise of Black Lives Matter.

In expansive identity politics, discriminatory practice ad nauseam deploying gender, race, religion, communal debate and question other’s intellectual ability via obsession with artificial intelligence (AI) when own cognitive impairment is on display revealing disorientation on stage and in public office.

Similarly for others, the zero intelligence and memory absence resulting in identity and biography theft in the futile effort to disown and disinherit embarrassing personal profile and criminal legacy is self-incrimination for all those engaged and recruited as impostor.

The political theatrics continue to deflect public attention from serious crises related to economy and issues concerning citizens’ and national interests.

Corruption – The politics’ monicker is regarded an entitlement for those in power. The apex cutting deal with health care industry in the name of health care reform enforcing mandatory health subscription and the former rewarded in return leaving the ones pawned in the raw deal for exploitation as sacrificial lamb in the major scam.

Politics snowballed in corruption scandals involving under / over the table bribes with nation’s foreign adversaries viz. China and others such as Russia and Ukraine etc. – again no tension as nothing can shake and rake the corruption mound.

Likewise the politics deal making with domestic oligarchy or offshore governments and business are held secret and classified for eternity barring public scrutiny.

The corrupt buried under corruption heaps invariably dismiss corruption charges as conspiracy and partisan politics absolving the incorrigibly corrupt of any wrong doing extending another term or more in office.

As for politics abuse of power eavesdropping, unlawful surveillance, invasion of home, space violation of life and rights  – all swept under the carpet as political privilege while remaining cloaked in secrecy on all matter relevant and critical to public and humanity at large.

Not surprisingly, the criteria for  top job in public office is con, crime and corruption.

Those who fit the bill are protected and favored by incognito mob rule running the gamut.

The irony in all of this is – such caliber in politics preside over ethics and rule of law as law and order in society.

All the more reason to bid farewell to such politics and political representation.

Padmini Arhant

Written by Padmini Arhant · Filed Under Ethics, Featured, Politics 

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