Armageddon

But let’s go back to the terribility of the world ending when no one else is savvy of it which should actually be the status quo the modus operandi, the blueprint plan of the end; no one should know when it will happen. By default no one knows when and how they will pass away. Perhaps maybe a strategic suicidal lunatic who sees self termination as a way out does see its glimmer as far as time and manner is concerned. Death the ultimate end to one’s existence is as defying concretization as is witnessing a miracle is to those who hear of its reportage. Listeners of miracles do not completely believe what they hear of other peoples prowess, a pinch of jealousy may have something to do with it but not always a bridesmaid.… Read More Armageddon

25 May, 201101 June, 2011 Mmutle Arthur Kgokong/Intraparadox

Brutal

There is a fable that is exchanged sometime when folks speak about the police. That if you were in a relationship with a dame and you happen to have a misunderstanding and she resorted to call the police because you slapped her they will be at your premises before you can finish whistling a falsetto tune. But that should you find your self abused by the dame and you happen to report her the police will just laugh you off and tell you that you are man-jelly and not man enough for her. Such is the myth. However in the face of violence that the police can afflict on people to a point of people losing their lives the police stand out as a menace and the urban legend referred to acquires a concrete specification.… Read More Brutal

25 April, 201101 June, 2011 Mmutle Arthur Kgokong/Intraparadox1 Comment

Surface

“Outward appearance as distinct from less obvious aspects” In a world where information moves at a flicker of a screen or a click of a cursor (you might’ve thought that I was going to say a button). A world where relationships relies more on mediating utilities than real time interaction. A world ruptured by… Read More Surface

15 February, 201102 March, 2011 Mmutle Arthur Kgokong/Intraparadox2 Comments

Secede

What does secession mean? For southern Sudanese it means peace and the leeway to self determination from decades of conflict which has seen more than 2 million lives lost following this countries independence from Anglo-Egyptian control post 19563. But Sudan could do well if peace reigns following the referendum. Given the minerals that it boasts, but most importantly it is the oil which accounts for its wealth and 85 percent of it is located in Southern Sudan. It is important for the ‘soft border’ at Abyei to be upheld and adhered to, with stability this could perhaps lead to democratic election in either area in the near future. … Read More Secede

10 January, 201128 February, 2011 Mmutle Arthur Kgokong/Intraparadox