National service a subject that has come up a number of times over the years pushed by governments and countries alike and yes since the last world wars there will never be any compulsory war lotteries for the general public ever again for 18 year olds.

Some governments have only one infrastructure in-mind and that’s the infrastructure of corporate framework for the future at any cost. The interest in molding the youth of tomorrow mentally and physically is not the top priority for some.

On the 3rd of December 2009 the Classification Board of Members came to the decision in putting an RC label on the new game Aliens vs. Predator Action/Shooter developed by Rebellion and published by Sega, due to be release in the attempted to stop this title from being sold within Australia.

Their reasons on making this decision in reference to showing close-ups of human characters experiencing “explicit decapitation and dismemberment” as we as “stabbing through the chest, throat, mouth or eyes”, decision report file T09/6130.

[Is it because the match was pre-fixed in favor of great India that Indian media are terribly upset about the disastrous rout of great India at the hands of Australians in India too?

On the face it the first ODI was nothing unusual about it, it was just a match which Australia won after a big battle, but then the very long “battle” also suggests a big rat, it shows it wasn’t a match but mimicry show by Australia in India.

By crowning Pakistan with world Championship on 21 June, the “beloved” cricket world has rubbed salt on big wounds of the 20/20 India and Indian pain is understandably unbearable. It is more devastating than the repeated hard thrashes Indians received when the opponents, both friendly and others, kicked them even after they fell to their feet showing their gate passes promptly; but the opponents, freedom from the cricket mafia control mechanisms, just crushed the passes as well as stamping them harshly under their deadly feet. Too bad anti-Indians indeed!

Mandatory service a subject that has come up a number of times over the years pushed by governments and countries alike and yes since the last world wars there will never be any compulsory war lotteries for the general public ever again.

Generation Y, my generation are considered a crosslink between the older generations and younger alike. We as a generation are very mindset with broader views on life in general.