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Tourists and car enthusiasts have been flocking to London's wealthiest districts, such as Knightsbridge and Kensington, to catch a closer glimpse of some of the world's most extravagant super cars. Many of the impressive vehicles are owned by mega-rich Arabs and wealthy playboys, from the likes of Saudi Arabia, Dubai and Kuwait, who have their expensive cars delivered to west London where many spend their summer holidays. Others include some of London's own 'inspiring and aspiring' show-off super-rich. It seems to me they all wish to share their “Happiness” with us!!
Below we maybe able to discover who really is happy and why, and whose happiness is attainable and whose is only a mirage, never to be realized.
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Who are the real scroungers? Free-marketeers decry 'big government' yet the City and big business benefit hugely from the state – from bailouts to the billions made from privatisation. Socialism does exist in Britain – but only for the rich
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Texting and Tweeting: Where are they? Here or there? Present or absent?
In December 2012 I posted a blog, reflecting on my experience with Facebook and other social media under the title of Is the Web Driving Us Mad? Where I wrote:
“The other day, I “Successfully” de-activated my Facebook account. I say “Successfully”, because Facebook does not make it easy to say good bye, even though I was just trying a short-term separation and not a divorce! At least for now. {Since then, I have now permanently deleted myself from Facebook}
You know, given human weaknesses to addiction, that is any form of addiction, I thought I was watching me and watching you to see if you were watching me, a bit too much: Watching who likes or unlike whatever I post there. As if one click here or there is enough for me to know how good or bad I am doing!
My mind was going “digital” and I was becoming “virtual”: And I said to myself, Hey Kamran, watch where you are going man!