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This is the case of our MPs who have wasted much of their time in the National Assembly fighting futile battles and only after the end of the parliamentary term they realized that they should have served the citizens and none of them asked themselves where they had been all this time,†columnist Talal Al-Saeed wrote for Al-Seyassah daily.“All of them rely on the vulnerable memory of the people and now they talk about things and issues which they could accomplish during the past term if they had to put the interests of the country and the people at the top of their priorities and act accordingly, instead of wasting time on issues which concern their selfish interests.“They wasted time accounting for the interests of their party, the tribe and bloc demonstrating their power on the streets of Kuwait to incite people and destabilize the security of the nation without justification.“Those who fail to make progress under the dome of the Parliament are looking for gains through street demonstrations or by gathering at the Will Square in concrete violation of the laws.“I wish these lawmakers enjoy their holidays and leave the government alone to act in a manner it thinks fit and take account after they get back from holidays. I wish the government believes that it has a duty towards the people that should be fulfilled. People no longer know who works for their interests.“The citizen is the only loser even due to our foreign policy which is characterized by moderation and now our distinguished representatives are trying to involve us in regional conflicts by making rash, useless statements.†Also:“Some people may misunderstand me and think I am calling for intellectual normalization with the state of Israel but in fact I will highlight the positive aspects of this Zionist nation. Science and learning is the main pivot for the survival of Israel and the continued political and intelligence surpluses, even if Tel Aviv has failed on both fronts in some cases,†columnist Mifreh Al-Enezi wrote for Al-Anba daily.“Israel is poor in natural resources but at the same time it is an industrial state and its military industries have won the trust of world markets, not to mention the ethnic weight it commands worldwide. In the United States, there are more than 20 societies and associations of Judaism comprising businessmen and professional media men. They are united against others in spite of the fact that differences vary among them.“Going back to science and technology in Israel, we have found the annual spending on scientific research in Israel is estimated at more than $350 million whereas in Arab countries from the Atlantic Ocean to the Arabian Gulf it was a mere $80 million. This amount shows Arabs have no value for science compared to its population and geographical area. On the other hand Israel attaches a big significance to creative people, geniuses and inventors, unlike Arabs who have done a good job in the art of brain drain to the West. Agriculture, agricultural research and agricultural investment in Israel are unprecedented among the states of the region.“The internal political life in Israel works on a specific system that allows accounting of those who override authority and violate the laws, even the President of Israel. The President of Israel and former prime minister Ehud Olmert were accounted for in different cases, but in the Arab countries we still hear and see how presidents get elected with a 99.99 percent of votes.“In Kuwait, for example, we are injected with an overdose of democracy which is why we have abandoned science and industry. “The industry in Kuwait is just a name without substance because of the 76-year-old thought which has settled deep inside us that we are state of oil and do not need industry. This thought has blocked and disabled our attempts at building industries through unfair obstacles.“This is our situation now and the secret of the progress made by our neighbors more than us. It is so regrettable that Kuwaitis who hold certificates in several specializations are shocked by the administrative corruption and immigrate to neighboring states or Europe and America to achieve their ambitions in the field of science that are suitable for their potentials.“The Israelis are the ones who built Israel and defended it and died for it and overcame their differences and created something from nothing and benefited from science to keep them geographically, militarily and economically strong in spite of the fact that many enemies have been surrounding them since 1948 whereas we are living in a state of frustration.“I want to say there is no need for the gloomy spirit of defeatism which has been promoted by some in Kuwait. Kuwait survives because of the strength of its brave and faithful children.â€â€œI am a person who has nothing to hide and nothing to fear. I only care for Kuwait and the Kuwaitis and will favor no one unless the person deserves it. Nobody has given me anything so I am not under obligation to repay anyone and be controlled by that person and this is one of the reasons why I always tell the truth. However, why have we reached a point of tension, division and rivalry among ourselves?†columnist Yousef Al-Hajji wrote for Alam Alyawm daily.“Lawmakers now demand to renounce factionalism, sectarianism, tribalism and so on. It is funny this is the same demand put forward by some media people. I say it is an unfortunate situation because members of the National Assembly are the ones who are toying with national unity and social issues.“Each MP is working for the interest of the bloc he/she belongs to. It is said members of the National Assembly are toying with national unity and social issues. We cannot ignore the issue of the Islamic studies examination paper because some parliamentarians linked it with sectarianism. Have these members forgotten what happened during the last parliamentary session when they ended up insulting and verbally abusing each other on the issue of sectarianism?“Some opportunist satellite TV channels began to harp this tune and adopted some issues that undermine national unity, made some people heroes and now the same people are talking about national unity although they themselves are the ones who have divided the society into Shiite, Sunni, rich and poor and tribal and urban people.“I do not exonerate the government for not taking a firm stand because the government has done nothing in this regard instead stood idle watching the events unfold and supported one group against another depending on its interests.“I hope calls for national unity this time around are not just slogans to promote their narrow interests at the expense of Kuwait and the people and we must translate our unity into something for the benefit of every citizen.“Our true national patriotism was vivid in the ‘Defense Shield’ during the brutal Iraqi invasion of the country. It was a major and important cause of our resistance to the occupier. This was true national unity but what we see and hear these days are nothing but empty slogans, the foundation stone of which are selfish interests.“I hope the Ministry of Information will monitor the activities of one satellite channel which has been off the air for some time. This channel has declared that it has prepared a program which will be broadcast over the next ‘few’ days. The program is abusive to a large segment of Kuwaitis and the motive is to undermine national unity.â€â€œThe media recently published news reports on the appointment of the husband of an MP in a government office after she failed to get him a job in the Ministry of Education because the Minister of Education and Higher Education turned down the request and in the name of the application of the quota system the government gave a gift to this blessed marriage,†columnist Mohammad Al-Mullah wrote for Al-Shahed daily.“This news report is a confirmation that we are heading for an abyss but to the contrary we lie to ourselves and say we are on the threshold of development. By appointing the relatives of parliamentarians in sensitive positions, we have reached a peak of corruption. For example we know of a minister who gave the keys of his ministry to his brother to distribute transactions among his friends and another MP who got his son a job and went back on the promise to his tribe to protect public money. The job tenders are given openly to the influential MP for his valuable services. This approach will definitely lead to ruin in our country.“Honest lawmakers are described as crises-makers because they refuse to play the game of corruption but prefer to be ideal politicians. All the countries of the region move forward and use the surplus money to organize the future of their countries except us. The fact is the budget of every huge development project is ten times more which finds its way into the pockets of some influential people or for making political deals.“My understanding of the current policy is that loyalty can be bought with money irrespective whether the employee is honest or not. It is more important to show loyalty, obedience, butter the bread and be hypocritical. The honorable and faithful employees avoid such scenarios because they are frustrated by the general situation and when I asked one of them about the reason for his staying away he said ‘because of the shameful conditions and we are heading towards disaster if we continue in this path’.“An official belonging to an Islamic current whose contract expired legally in an international committee had his contract renewed for four years although he worked for only three days each month. This happened although the government had earlier warned and notified him that his contract will be terminated and another person appointed in his place.†“In short, what is happening is a crime against the country and whatever we talked about and said will change nothing.â€â€œA parliamentary committee was formed for studying obtrusive and negative phenomena in the Kuwaiti society sometime ago. This in itself is a strange phenomenon and the committee should first study itself before taking up other causes,†columnist Abdulrahman Al-Najjar wrote for Al-Watan Arabic daily.“I don’t think there can be anything more negative than forming a committee to observe people and monitor their movements and behavior, in addition to infringing upon their privacy. The committee was a temporary one in the previous assembly. But some people who like to intervene want to make it a permanent committee.“According to a supporter of this committee, it will be a temporary committee only on paper. He added that people will have their privacy only in their houses; everywhere else, he says he has the right to monitor people’s behavior and that he is not violating any law or any article of the Constitution by doing so.â€â€œWhen Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammad said the Constitution is in his pocket, MP Musallam Al-Barrak wished the PM had added ‘and the Parliament is in the other pocket’,†columnist Hassan Al-Essa wrote for Al-Jarida daily. “Al-Barrak chose to interpret the Prime Minister’s statement in a different manner. Sheikh Nasser wanted to say that the government is totally committed to the Constitution while Al-Barrak interpreted the statement as meaning that the PM manipulates Constitution to suit his needs and that it wouldn’t be possible if the assembly was not in his other pocket.†“It is better to protect yourself against temptations of the modern Kuwaiti covenant in which you are neither concerned with a commission nor a high status - whether social or financial. You are held liable for every fil put into your account and for every word you utter,†Turki Al-Azmi wrote for Al-Rai daily.“Many leaders in the Kuwaiti society have increased their media activities at the expense of tradition and integrity of the great leaders, who have contributed to embellishing the reputation of Kuwait economically and socially. They have left us with the new leaders’ slips and stumbles that negatively affected different aspects of life. Look into the efficiency of leaders at various ministries and monitor their moves, productivity and the way they were chosen. You will then understand why the leadership standards have deteriorated.“The situation has become embarrassing. Everything is done through ‘wasta’ (influence). It will not get any better due to the prevalence of administrative corruption. Since it is better to have a sound and honest orientation, an immediate leadership uprising is required to evaluate the performance of the incumbent and correct misconceptions on some laws to serve in the interest of the country and people.â€â€œWith all due respect to the Ministry of Interior, its statement against Khamees Al-Bathali was inappropriate and insensitive to a wounded father’s feelings. It is highly improbable that Al-Bathali was lying and falsely accusing the ministry,†columnist Abdullatif Al-Duaij wrote for Al-Qabas daily. “It doesn’t seem likely that a citizen will falsely accuse the ministry for fame or to take revenge, unless he is ill or retarded. Regardless of all the probabilities, the ministry was supposed to look into Al-Bathali’s complaint and his claims with a ‘fatherly’ attitude. Contrary to that, the ministry attacked and threatened to prosecute him.“The ministry should have looked into the complaint with sympathy and understanding since the citizen was upset and angry due to the incident. Who would blame such a father? The attack by the ministry affirms that it is trying to cover some slips and is trying to portray itself as a victim. 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