The Shaikiness of Terminal Illness

Mar 5, 2009 by Justin McCall    No Comments    Posted under: Politics

I look back at what has transpired during and after the trial of Shabir Shaik and I also take note of everyone whinging and complaining about how he is now back at home after spending less than a month in prison over the passed few years.  People, let’s be honest here, we can moan and complain as much as possible at the fact that Shabir got his way, but the fact still remains, if you have money, you can get whatever you want!  And absolutely no amount of petitions, newspaper articles or legal action for that matter will ever overpower the powerful money moguls like the Shaik family.

The best thing for you to do is just sit back, accept the fact that the world is “mutually corrupt” and that there is sweet stuffall we can do about it.  Taking the Shaik case into account, this case is no more corrupt than the O.J. Simpson trial, the Michael Jackson trial, and any other high profile court case for that matter.

What I am saying is that we are wasting our energy stressing about someone who is ultimately going to get off with a whole lot less sentence than what was handed to him.  And yes, you can tell me that if someone doesn’t stand for it, then no one will, well, if you are going to complain about it, DO SOMETHING!

I choose not to do something, and therefore I am a happier person, which means those around are happier people.  I choose to sit back and let these guys get away with corruption because, quite honestly, women & children being raped are far more important.

So Shabir, well done on using your money / influence to get yourself home.  If I were you, I probably would have done everything in my power to keep out of prison, as would everyone of us in his position.

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