By Dr. Abid Yahya

It was the time when people move around freely regardless of any fear.  Then suddenly the waves of terrorism, suicide attacks, etc come on the screen and become the voice of every mouth. Today the newly born baby does not ask about the milk, but ask who was Osama Bin Laden, is the world safe or still more to go….

We are stepping in 2012 but with more problems and tensions are ahead, one has to think who are the real culprits behind these issues? Few Years ago America   was indeed   having World ’s Best Economy and a great Image all over the world. But today American government is not only going down in economy but also difficult to safe the   so-called   good   reputation   of rescuer. The funny part is that,   rather than   looking into their own problems, still peeping into other matters, “ the foreign policy of United States of America”. First you mess up the world’s financial system and then you blow the rescue of it. The U.S. will lose its superpower standing in the world financial system.

These are the lyric from Guns n’ Roses :

“We (USA) have such double standards in society.

We allow killers to get away, or set in jail for 50 years on death row”.

Warning terror groups not to mess up, this now the slogan of many countries particularly US , how you warn the terror groups, do you think they are heeding you or they are among you?

By Dr. Abid Yahya

If you feel hesitation while going to your job, or find yourself constantly lacking of inspiration, or find what you are doing is boring and tedious, so it means you are not realizing your full potential in career. Imagine this instead: you get up early, jumping out of bed, eager to go to work. You might inject more hours than the normal person, you ever think why it is happening, because your current job is not your passion, only a “job”.

If you have got a job you dislike, this will sound like a fantasy to you. And if you never put in the effort to figure out what you are passionate about. Such as, to be a novelist, an artist, a designer, an architect, a doctor, an entrepreneur, a programmer; scientist, engineer etc but you could not even express your feelings. The biggest issues that push you back are fear of failure and self-distrust. And ultimately you reach at the point to fire the idea.

To overcome this fear you have to acknowledge it rather than brushing off it. You need to get ready yourself for doing it in any case, and then just do it. Make your plans micro with small steps and forget about the consequences and concentrate on what actually is happening. Always enjoy and celebrate your success, no matter how small or big it is.

If you want to enjoy and make yourself comfortable with your working place then you have to find something you are passionate about, and do it for a living.

By Dr. Abid Yahya

The Russian president, Dmitri Medvedev, has nominated Vladimir Putin for the March 2012 presidential elections at the United Russia Party Conference. Putin, as a reply in the statement he made, proposed President Medvedev to become a nominee for the United Russia Party on December 4, 2011. Later   Putin, 58, accepted a proposal by Medvedev to come back as president in the cautiously organized congress in a Moscow sports stadium

Putin, has brought back economic and political stability, and has achieved this at the cost of democracy and freedoms. Although it is contested how far Russia has drifted from democratization during the Putin period, one point is clear that the public in general backed up this ‘undemocratic’ government.

In 2010, 56% of subscribers to the poll conducted by international community replied to the question “What kind of a democracy does Russia require?” “A democracy in accordance with national traditions” and 23%answered “A European or American style democracy”.

Over 11 years in rule, Putin has cultivated the image of a dynamic leader and been filmed riding bare-chested on horseback, scuba diving and judo skills performances. His policies of calming super-rich businessmen and bringing willful regions to blackguard — have similarly won him fame among Russians.

Putin, identified in leaked U.S. diplomatic cables as the “Alpha dog” in the cycle, advised his younger substitute him as prime minister after the election to take a young reformist government.

By Dr. Abid Yahya

Education builds the man so it makes the nation and society. Generally, brilliant students suffer from standard procedure of education, but it is not as good as for the least advanced. These students cannot move at the pace of the entire class and ultimately they lost their lessons. Without this foundation, they push even further behind in following classes.

Today’s teachers must compete with modern technologies such as movies, TV programs, and the Internet that bring out children frequently to dramatic films, entertaining shows, and computer games.

This typical class of education, which puts all together into a detailed grade, is difficult and intimidating for students as well as for teachers.   Education is one of the highest money making sector, but its workers are the least paid compared to those working in fairly multinational companies. This has to be changed by revolution.

By Dr. Abid Yahya

Currently Media is playing an important task in our society. Media has direct access to people which gives lot of strength to Media in order to change the people opinions. This strength can be used either constructively or it can be used destructively by confusing and misleading the innocent people. The later line suits more in the current scenario.

In the developing countries Media is using as a ‘weapon of mass destruction’. Since the people in such countries are ignorant from their basic rights and even if they know, they still don’t know the accurate utilization of those rights because never think about their collective strength. These people are not familiar the way to protest and resultantly lose their protests’ importance. Media should depict the facts rather than transforming the reality.

In common practice, Media men always try to supersede their competitors. To achieve their target most of the time they go beyond the limits and come up with unauthentic news. Lately a massive bomb blast in the heart of Norway’s capital, Oslo and within minutes of this happening the Media were, as expected, giving full and prejudiced coverage, relative to the only usual culprits (Just think …) whom they always blame for such acts, to this incident. There are many media sources that are screening elements of the Manifesto, but they are not yet figuring out that the objective of the attacks was exactly to disseminate the content of the 2083 European Manifesto.

To differentiate between Nation and Crowd, education and discipline are important.

By Dr. Abid Yahya

We frequently have to do what we would wish not getting to do. In private life, such restraints may be financial or medical, but the last point is survival. The Middle East “peace process,” this creepy word is consuming its infinite tomorrows and leading to nothing but depression and depression. Of course, it has become clear by this time, after sixty-plus years of deadlock discussions and bloody arguments, that the current negotiating model of Israeli compromises for Palestinian uprising, that is, land for no peace but a permanent war footing.

Forget peace. It’s not going to happen until the world especially America, has undermined the following facts.

1. The first is that the Jews and the Arabs have been unable to agree about whether there should be a Palestinian state.

2. The second is because Israel has inflexibly refused to pull out its troops from “occupied Arab” lands.

3. The third is since Israel performs nastily towards the Palestinians.

In light of the recent past ’successes’, what is a future peace supposed to look like?

By Dr. Abid Yahya

The uprising in Syria and Yemen becoming uglier by the day than Libya, It is true that Muammar Gaddafi and his close allies should be removed from power at the earliest opportunity. But these days we should not forget Syria and Yemen, two countries that, in their different ways, pose an active and current threat to the Middle East.

The Assad’s Family have ruled Damascus with an iron fist since 1963 – longer than Gaddafi has controlled Libya. Loyal Security forces to President   Bashar Assad opened fire on protesters in several locations.   The hostility between government forces and demonstrators that started months ago continued in many locations despite international calls to stop the carnage.

The rising violence in Syria and a possible resolution of the three-month old crisis in Yemen puts on the line the reliability of allied forces striking a no-fly zone on Muammar Qadaffi’s Libya as well as the Saudi-led Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).

Saudi Arabia and other Gulf allies have to prove their diplomatic determination by carrying significant constituents of the Yemeni opposition to recognize terms for Mr. Saleh’s resignation that contain the conceding of resistance to the president, who has been in power for more than 32 years, and controls the national security services

By Dr. Abid Yahya

The Middle East revolution has actuated the utmost signal of Islamic state deteriorating since the fall of the Ottoman Empire. The kingdom of fanaticism within Islamic communities across the world was at jeopardy of becoming one of the few ways that a modern Muslim would be able to vent aggravation, irritation and annoyance at the USA and Europe.

Media is playing with common man, by ignoring the bloody war in Libya and uprisings by people in Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt, revolting against their cruel governments for the sake of freedom and self-respect. The world’s thought provoking media have dedicated most of their coverage to the upcoming wedding ceremony of British Prince William Arthur Philip Louis and Catherine Elizabeth Kate. It is a time to come across what is alarming just around the corner; rather the retards in the media focus our concentration on the Royal Wedding.

The gas prices shoot over $5 in Los Angeles and if the war continues in the Middle East it could easily scale into the double digits. Food prices are growing, Texas is engulfed by fires, tornado’s through the Mid-west, nuclear meltdown in Japan Fukishima reactor has radiation levels impaling in US milk products. The dollar is about to crumple and election is coming up, all these events are bringing us to some alarming situation. Wait and see what will be the next move from USA and Europe to slide the people’s attention from the aforesaid turmoil .

By Dr. Abid Yahya

The recent tragedy in Japan has proved human’s potential to keep unsafe technologies free from mishaps with terrible results. As our hearts and prayers go out to the Japanese people, who suffer a terrific natural disaster and are moving to prevent severe results at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

It has been proved several times, what so ever man can do, nature can demolish. There is firm egotism when we believe we can engineer and overcome nature. The warning messages from Chernobyl nuclear accident and Hurricane Katrina show that, there is no way to conquer nature. The most recent disaster in Japan has raised questions that whether such an energy is really in the best interest of public health and safety.

America silence over the recent nuclear disaster reflects their own hidden intention to ignore panic and demonstrations back at home. What sort of natural disasters can bang America’s nuclear power plants? Every now and then, it occurs as a result of human error. Nevertheless if a problem with nuclear power happens, the outcomes can be overwhelming and last a very long time. Dependence on human precision mirrors a hubris that has lead to other major breakdowns of dangerous technologies in the past, and will do so in the future. Natural disasters together with human error have verified an effective force for discouragement even the most excellent laid plans.

“People trust they can make nuclear power fool-proof. The problem is there are too many fools proving it’s not fool-proof”

By Dr. Abid Yahya

At the time of writing this editorial, around 640 people have been slaughtered in Libya in protests against the rule of Gaddafi as reported by, the International Federation for Human Rights (IFHR). In Benghazi 130 soldiers were executed by their officers who refused to open fire on demonstrators. Colonel Muammar el-Gaddafi’s massacre of his own people brings a lot of sadness as he finishes his betrayal of all the original hope and promise of the Green Revolution he engineered in 1969. At one point we are blaming the western and American interference particularly among muslim country and on other hand everyone is seeking their help only to stop massacre in the Middle East. What are the role of Arab and other Muslim community? Leaders of the world are only portraying sentimental sentences; saying only “we condemn this inhumane action” is not enough this statement has become pet sentence, subsequent actions are required to stop the barbarism of this mentally unstable old fool. Gaddafi brutality has reached to an intense level just defending his own interests in order to maintain his power either by hock or by crock. Our brothers, sisters all are dying for the sake of freedom in front of our eyes but it seems that we all are deaf, blind and senseless. I don’t want to write much about the wicked Gaddafi, just only appeal to the high-ups particularly Arab community for God sake does not let him flee; he has to be punished within Libya.