Citizenship at any price
there are thousands of divorced women who benefit from state financial aid though they re-married and did not inform the ministry of this. i am certain that most of them perform religious duties because they as well as others cannot distinguish between what is halal and what is not due to the broken, backward education.
some religious authorities consider taking public money as not prohibited. rather, something that they have a right to, and because of that, many escaped with their crimes.
in a final court ruling issued against a former soldier who was convicted of forging his nationality, the court demanded him to return 530,000 dinars, representing the total salaries he had received during his years of service in the military.
if we assume that there are 30,000 like such forgers who worked or still work in the government, let alone the other parties, this means that these only caused the loss of public money for more than 15 billion dinars (50 billion dollars), this is other than the cost of the houses they obtained and the rewards and grants for them, their children, their wives, their divorcees, their widows, other than the costs of treatment, education and hundreds of other benefits.
therefore, there will always be someone who seeks to buy citizenship at any price, with very ‘honorable citizens’ willing to help them in that, the cake is worth the risk especially since the claimant of morality are busy with performing ablution with nail polish, the rule of a naked leg for a girl, and an exposed shoulder for a woman and a veil for an old woman.
it is said that using more milk or sugar in a restaurant than we consume at home is evidence of a predisposition to spoilage. the same applies to the consumption of paper towels for hands or soap, etc., if it is for free.
and if you like hotel towels and take them with you, after you have finished praying on them, you are often tempted to embezzle.
if you fill your plate from the buffet with an amount of food that you know very well that is beyond your capacity, this means that if you had the opportunity, you would eat from public money.
if you do not care about the looks of others or their protests as you pass them in the queue, then this is evidence of your willingness to climb on the shoulders of others.
if you consider that everything you find on your way is your right, then this is the first sign of thievery.
and if, before making a decision or performing any service, you care about who is asking for help or a job, you are a racist.
if you violate all traffic rules in the absence of the police, this is evidence that you are ready to overtake anything even if it results in casualties.
our governments do not want to see these things in our curricula. also, our platforms, newspapers, and televisions do not deal with them because they are boring and shocking, and therefore it is left to the parents, who are already preoccupied with diwaniya or otherwise and they already do not have enough awareness, willingness, patience and ability to teach their children such manners, and what is more difficult than that is to be a ‘good role model for them.
note: your highness, the crown prince, you deserve a kiss and more on the head.
because of your stature and the reverence of your age and the long-awaited steps you take towards reform. they are like dewdrops that fall on dried hearts who are tired of corruption.
