#justice

2015, 2023 election divine justice in 2027 election. Jonathan is returning to power for 4years until Nigeria I ready for a proper election divine justice. lawful catholic vs lawless religious freedom.

Life is not fair. Accepting this premise is uncomfortable because it clashes head-on with almost everything we were taught as children; yet, one need only observe reality without filters to see that chance

Elon's futuiatic idea of coloniaing Mars. Gonna need some slaves alongside them robots. How will they be paid though ? Hive, BTC or BSV ? Check out Treechat - Blogging on the Bitcoin SV Blockchain. This

The Last Protest Pura Nara aur Appeal (The Full Quote on the Parchment): "The radio silence and complete isolation of my father is unbearable. Let us speak to him. Let us know he’s alive. Have some

‎ ‎Every human indulge some kind of fantasy sometimes, a phenomenon that occurs when our reality is too much to handle, somehow we start wishing for something impossible to save us from our present situation.

Appearances are indeed deceiving

nowadays getting justice isn't that easy either they get bailed or sentence for quite some time and than out again . but it depends on the crime they've committed, right? Not sure about your side of the

Greetings! One thing that has characterised our society in recent years is crime. Crime or criminality has become part of our society and I don't think it's abating anytime soon and this is because it's

‎ ‎Justice has always been defined by a very simple structure for ages, it has always been about giving befitting punishment to crimes committed. For every crime committed in the society, there is a lawful

What an interesting topic to hop on this well... About criminals, why they're sent to prison, if they should be punished or what exactly is the main purpose of imprisoning them. Looking at the topic, a

Crime is unacceptable and is punished by the law through the appropriate authorities when a person goes that route. This is common knowledge. There's no place for crime in our societies even though we

In our crime for justice, we often wants criminals to be sent to prison, however alot of people have different opinions as regarding what those criminals should experience in prison between rehabilitation

Hello my wonderful people. Welcome back to my blog for week 241 episode 1. I want to specially thank God for bringing us to the end of the month. This is the very last week of October which happen to be

< Sometimes, I have found myself wondering what the point of imprisoning people who commit crimes really is, and whether it is enough to deliver justice. Perhaps when I was a child, it did not make

Waseem Abbas, a 15-year-old orphan, was chased and killed in Multan. This is not justice served.

It’s strange how differently we sometimes look at women’s choices. When it comes to clothing and personal freedom, we often say that every woman has the right to choose what makes her comfortable. Yet

In my search for an action thriller to watch last weekend, I found Citizen Vigilante (2026) and the eighty-nine minutes long crime thriller had me on the edge of my seat from the beginning to the end.

Yet another lethal injection execution turns into a botch job.

Alan of Salisbury reveals his alternative understanding of sovereignty, Magna Carta, legal identity, birth registration, debt-based money and the weaponisation of language. In this unfiltered podcast,

‎ ‎There was a clip posted on social media sometime ago, it was short but it got me thinking about how our law operate. Infact it changed my perspective about implementation of policies and those that