Agree or Disagree?

Based on hard evidence and data accumulated over the last forty years plus, as well as history throughout the ages, as it currently stands this website supports the view that...

Crime

• Our criminal justice system is still confused, persecuting people for acts and lifestyle choices that should not be classed as criminal.
• Our society is far too soft on real crime and real criminals, who cause ordinary decent members of the public an unending series of problems. Criminals are often given more rights, consideration and privileges than their victims.
• Our society is not sufficiently addressing some areas of crime, such as fraud, which causes massive problems in society, especially for the elderly.
• Crime can be reduced through education and the introduction of moral education at school level and also by working towards a fairer, more balanced society.
• Crime can also be reduced by properly addressing drug problems, which will enable the reallocation of police resource and the elimination of addict-driven theft.

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Democracy

• Politicians, both at local and national level, do not always know best and that, regardless of party, they have significantly failed the people and society in just about all key areas.
• The lack of democracy and the current level of autocracy that we see exercised both in local and national government at times is wholly unacceptable.
• The ordinary people that pay the bill and pay the wages of those that volunteer themselves to manage our lives should have their views considered more, have more say in how their lives are managed and where their money goes.
• It is time for the emergence and prevalence of a true democracy and a true democratic system which will give the ordinary people much more say in how their lives are managed.
• Politicians both at local and national level should be more honest and more accountable. They tell far too many lies!

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Drug Education

• Drug laws need reforming. Society's current attitude wastes a lot of money, wrongly persecutes people for lifestyle choices and causes more problems than it cures.
• Governments in the past have failed to properly address this problem. They don't have the necessary understanding or experience to make the judgements.
• Drug education should be introduced at schools, before people fall into any trap.
• Managing currently illegal drugs both morally and properly would benefit the exchequer to the tune of at least 20 billion pounds annually.

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Education

• Education is paramount and that there are many additional areas covering crucial life elements that should be included in the classroom. Real-Life Education.
• Education is also paramount for adults and there are many areas that could still be improved by continuing adult education in the form of public information films, notices and adverts, encouraging us as adults to improve our understanding and behaviour in certain areas.

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Freedom and Freewill

• Everyone is entitled to the God-given gift and individual human right of freewill and freedom of choice in all matters that only affect the individual, with no exceptions.
• Where there is no victim, there can be no crime, just a difference of opinion, or lifestyle choice, for which people should not be persecuted, or punished.
• All people are entitled to an opinion but they are not entitled to impose that opinion on others, even using manmade laws as an excuse.

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Greater Peoples Organisation

• Most of the ordinary people of this world just want a quiet life. Both past and present, it is the goverments and dictators that cause the bulk of the problems on this planet.
• It is the governments and dictators that cause the wars and globally waste colossal amounts of ill-affordable public money on weapons, war and destructive potential because they can't be trusted.
• The division and separation we face in this world, that causes humanity so many problems is all in the mind. It is largely down to bad programming and indoctrination. That is the misinformation we have been fed, and led to believe.
• Setting a good example, leading by good example and giving people the appropriqate education and moral education is paramount.

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Housing

• Everyone in society should be provided with somewhere decent to live and it is the responsibility of the social management team, that is the government, to undertake this as what should be a routine part of the job. Something they have failed to do!
• Management of the housing market in this country is corrupt and has been deliberately manipulated to benefit the rich.

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Skeleton of Truth

• Religion is a manmade concept. It is currently a mess and does not accurately promote the will of God or God's opinion.
• Much of what has been promoted in the name of religion is misguided and people's own opinions rather than that of God.
• Religions are not as in tune as they like to think they are. All religions need to have a serious rethink and get in tune with both themselves and with God.
• God's message is far more simple than most religions make it out to be... "Care, share and be fair!" We don't need the rest. Most of it is manmade, much of it is unnecessary and wrong and it simply gets in the way!

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Social Management

• Unnecessary greed is a criminal act and contrary to the principles that give us life. The deprivation of people through unnecessary greed is a crime against humanity because it causes suffering and creates victims.
• Everyone should do their bit if they are able, every job is equally important and everyone should be treated fairly and paid fairly and realistically for what they do.
• Essential services and infrastructure should be managed for the benefit of all people in society and that all profits should benefit all people not just the greedy few.

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Traffic & Transport

• Due to lack of vision, poor logistic planning, over populating areas and inefficient traffic scheming, traffic on our roads has reached a tipping point where people cannot operate efficiently.
• Many of the congestion and pollution problems on our roads have been caused and compounded by the authorities implementing inefficient, green unfriendly traffic schemes.
• More sensible logistic management of schools and other facilities would help reduce the need for travel and therefore reduce traffic on our roads.
• In order to make things more efficient on our roads we should move towards less traffic lighting and the implementation of more flexible driver / pedestrian initiative schemes, more efficient at all times of day and night.

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