An Investment in Education

They dragged him through the mud, his dignity stripped, his hands bound like a criminal — not a leader. Beaten, bleeding, starving — this proud Congolese prime minister, once the hope of post-colonial Africa, was flown to Katanga like cargo. There, in the shadows of Belgian and CIA-backed operatives, he was mocked and tortured. Then … Continue reading Patrice Lumumba →

I've always believed that smokers are weak people who lack confidence and rely on substances to prop themselves up. Unfortunately, they're often oblivious to the harm their smoke causes to others. Moreover, they set a poor example for their children who go on to become addicts themselves, burning a significant amount of money on cancer-sticks … Continue reading NO Smoking →