Your Annual Income/s Will Determine Your Status In Society!

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November 30-2011.

Your Annual Income/s Will Determine Your Status In Society!

There is great concern about the Middle Classes demise in most developed and developing societies. And current reality shows a downward spiral in those traditional categories that was considered Middle Class.

Most developed and technological advanced societies today are experiencing economic changes that conflict with traditional roles, that the Middle Class played in societal dynamics. Hitherto, most Middle Class jobs/employment was found in those stable and permanent positions that mass production, and factory oriented means or production provided.

Current economic reality does not fit this criteria any longer, with the advent of the Internet, Nano Technology, and the computerization of most industries, and industrial development.

So What Is the Middle Class To Do?

Firstly, the jobs to be had or will be provided in the future are technologically oriented, computerized, and Internet based. These require the knowledge of computers, computer programming, and other Internet related technology.

Solar Energy is also an industry on the rise too. Which will require hands to make those panels, and to service them periodically too. These skills have to be learned, and I am sure job security will also be guaranteed, as we move closer to clean energy and technological demands.

The Traditional Professional Jobs:

The professions like the Medical community, (General Practitioners and Specialists), Nurses, Technicians, Lawyers/Attorneys, Banking and Finance. These are reasonably secure positions, and will always be in demand.

Derryck.
NYC.

PRISONS ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE PRETTY:

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November 12-2011.

To. webdesk@france24.com

PRISONS ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE PRETTY:

This was taken from a report on france24.com TV. But what was the intention of incarcerating people anyway?

I think in the earliest days of penal colonies and camps, the idea was to punish those who broke the laws, or indulged in what the state felt was espionage, political unrest/dissent, and ethnic cleansing.

However, today in most developed countries that are affiliated with the United Nations are expected to honor the tenets of Human Rights Declaration, and most prisons seem to confirm to the basic expectations that are required, to ensure that all prisoners are treated humanely.

Humane treatment also has certain cultural connotations to it, because some would say that in China, Russia, Cuba, the united States, Eastern European countries, or (former Soviet Block Countries), the treatment therein is much to be desired.

Albeit, most ordinary people do not know what happens behind the prison walls in their respective countries, and most would never know anyway. But I presume most would want to believe that apart from the inmates paying for their crimes, they are also being re-habilitated with certain basic skills, and education, which would allow those who eventually leave that system to find gainful employment once again.

Derryck.
NYC.