There's no need to expound on his moral (or lack of) values, as that would be an imposition of view, ironic as the imposition of views is why my blog exists. Anyways, if said minister wants to go fishing, that's his aphrodisiac. What blows is the unanimous support he received from his BN peers. Sure, it takes a man to come out and admit his mistakes, and resign a day after screaming to the headlines how he wouldn't, but the matter of the fact is that he did something wrong and noone vilifies him for it. The reprimanding of a wrongdoing is essential in correcting a wrong, especially in the public eye. What on earth is everyone gonna think when they read how the government is proud, and only proud, of how he came out and owned up? Especially when it was stressed that he resigned from his posts and was not fired. Its like telling a kid who's stolen candy, "No worries young lad, so long as you know you did wrong you can get away with it. Its a good idea to pay the storekeeper, but its okay if you don't, because at least you admitted you stole it."
Load of rubbish.
What sucks even more is that his wife and kids can't do anything other than support him, as political correctness dictates the course of their emotions. Anger from his wife would be admonition, therefore it can't be made known. What's that? She actually supports him? Ask your wife, girlfriend, your sister, hell, your mom, whether they'd be lackadaisical about it. Or ask Soko, she seems to know how to feel.
With regards to Benazir Bhutto, there's nothing to say that hasn't already been said. All i can say is that is was murder. Irregardless of who she was, what the accusations were, it was cold-blooded murder. Period.
The world is going to hell, ladies and gentlemen! The end is nigh! Repent sinners!
