Adonis Diaries

There are many common denominators among the conditions in the US, Tunisia, Egypt, and Bahrein, and yet the US youth have not been taking to the streets and squares demanding serious reforms.

The multinational financial institutions have done as many damages in the US as in these States that revolted lately:  The business trades of the multinational financial enterprises didn’t increase economic growth anywhere in the world in the last three decades.  All that these multinationals did is widening the gap between the rich and the poor financially; and this process was the same everywhere under all kinds of political systems and regimes: democratic, communist, socialist, oligarchic, monarchic….Under all kinds of development stages in States: economically, institutionally, educationally…

The majority of mass demonstrators are youth, mostly educated young people with no opportunities to finding proper work unless backed by higher up politicians in the system.

The youth have reached the certain convictions that the future is never to be any better under the same political system.

The youth have reached the certain conviction that their dignity has been baffled and they were treated with total contempt as non-entities.

The youth reached the conviction that their State is a total lackey to foreign interests and pressures and that their nationality is being diminished overseas and blatantly discriminated against.

The social platforms have demonstrated to the youth that they are the same everywhere in the world, sharing the same desires, wishes, and dissatisfaction; regardless of gender, race, religion, or development levels.

Social platforms showed the youth that they all have the same potentials and capabilities for intelligence proficiencies and capacity for development in all branches of studies.

Social platforms excited the imagination of youth to get connected and communicate their hopes, feeling, and desires for a better life.

Social platforms proved without a shadow of a doubt that earth is sick and it is the collective work that can change the trend; that biodiversity is in danger and they were not asked to contribute to a better future; that the environment is degrading and the developped nations are doing more harm to mankind than extending help and cure.

Social platforms demonstrated that youth have the same capabilities and limitations as any other youth around the world.  So why they should be subjugated by infamy, superstitions, discriminated against, belittled?  Why?

Is youth in the US practically illiterate and contented with minimum wages at fast food chains, giant consumer products chains…?  Have youth in the US been overshadowed and eclipsed by the vigor and zest for acquiring knowledge by the “developing youth”?

Have the youth in the US been subjugated by the propaganda that their political and social systems cannot be reformed and that they lack the power to demand their vital human rights?