Imagine a child trying to understand how his/her toy was constructed.
Most of us will likely remember the day when we broke a toy in search of the secret of how it was assembled. We will also likely remember when a parent or an older sibling came to our rescue and attempted (sometimes successfully and other times in vain) to repair the broken toy.
Imagine no more.
Just look at the world and you will see that it is replete with rulers who have broken their countries as if they were toys. They are, however, like arrogant and irresponsible children who seek no help for re-assembling or repairing their toys!!
Hani Badawi
March 24, 2013
Most of us will likely remember the day when we broke a toy in search of the secret of how it was assembled. We will also likely remember when a parent or an older sibling came to our rescue and attempted (sometimes successfully and other times in vain) to repair the broken toy.
Imagine no more.
Just look at the world and you will see that it is replete with rulers who have broken their countries as if they were toys. They are, however, like arrogant and irresponsible children who seek no help for re-assembling or repairing their toys!!
Hani Badawi
March 24, 2013
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