Officially Obliged

 Well wishes to Intolerable Corruption readers and supporters. These days it is safe to say that the world is getting smaller by the day. Due to cameras, technology, computers,televisions, investigators and other weapons accountability, many injustices are brought to our attention. Government cover ups, past statements,actions and associations, police brutality,breaking of citizens rights or war crimes. Information has come to light when we were convinced otherwise over the last 30 years or so because of the proof presented through these outlets. However for all that has been exposed, injustice  thrives in every corner of the world. From New York City's misuse of funds or questionable NYPD tactics to Haiti sustaining rigged elections or the government stealing money, the practice of accepting injustice is precisely what keeps it happening every day.
The reason this blog exists is to weigh in, question, investigate and not just raise awareness but look at all elected positions abusing power in any way, and judge and prosecute them accordingly. When someone is elected to direct a company,a movie or a nation, good things are expected and the responsibility is on them to deliver progress and success to the people that have elected them. The biggest resource injustice has is the very reason that corruption exists, powerful people acting on their own self interests. This scenario can be contested as the reason for the Iraq war, 9/11 attacks, the 2008 economic free fall, countless brutal regimes remaining in power as well as and most importantly, the suffering of very helpless, domestic and foreign. I myself feel that if not every ones cards are on the tale and shown without discretion through various outlets with the complete sureness that any in discrepancies will be investigated and if necessary those guilty convicted. One of the most un acceptable events that play out worldwide every day is the trampling of human rights and the oppression and bullying of people less fortunate then those with the power to make a difference.