JUST A LITTLE FROM BRASIL (with ‘S’ which is correct): There are millions and millions of poor and abandoned and starving people Corruption spread like infectious disease A large number of Congressmen are corrupt There are Congressmen convicted for crimes and not taken to jail More than thirty million people are illiterate Many of the Congressmen are functional illiterates Tax evasion is ‘fashionable’ since the beginning of the Republic. No one is in Federal Prison for tax crimes There are no serious laws for punishing thousands of criminals that pop up minute by minute Homicides are regarded as a kind of unbelievable ‘hobby’ by the authorities Criminals of up to seventeen years old are allowed to kill freely, to shot people, to rob people, to burn people alive. And, because of the “law”(sic) in force they cannot be photographed, nor arrested, nor taken to jail. Whatever be their crimes, they are treated as ‘dolls’ and intern in a special and specific place to a maximum of three years Judiciary Organization is FAR, too FAR, from the needs of the people. A Judge decision, as simple as it may really be, takes years and years. The lawsuits get dusty on dusty shelves Any one who is caught in the act of a felony, even so is set at large, until the “unfolding” of the lawsuit, which may take years and years and end in nothing, end in prescription (prescribe) Any one who confesses undoubtedly to be the author of a crime is immediately set free and “keeps awaiting” for the “unfolding” of the lawsuit, which may take years and years and, finally, end in nothing, end in prescription (prescribe) Congressmen in Brasil earn more, much more, than any Congressmen around the world (including, of course, Great Britain, USA, France etc.), which is just plain UNBELIEVABLE. Congressmen in Brasil do not work during the whole week, much less during the whole month, much less during the whole year. But their huge salary is there, infallibly. Congressmen in Brasil have luxurious offices, luxurious cars, private drivers, luxurious houses (not their own) and many other “benefits”, ALL SUPPORTED BY THE BRAZILIAN TAX PAYERS. I could enumerate many other ‘peculiarities” of our country Brasil...
Posted on: Sun, 23 Jun 2013 00:53:58 +0000
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