How and What I See Things Here

It is refreshing to see that the citizens of this country have a democratic option to vote for a leader they believe is the right choice for them.  I am not sure that what is marketed as reality truly is reality here, but at least the news is getting to the people to some degree, but it is up to them to listen and decipher the message; as is the case wherever one lives.

If of any interest to any readers, here are some sites that cover the events in a country deep into an election, with only days left to campaign.

this one is supposed to be uncensored access

What I have read there is that viewers log on and are booted after about a minute. But the site persists and keeps updating with a new url.  Good for them.

this one has consistently had the most unbiased coverage in my mind

this one shows a view of the youth with the power to vote here and appearing to have not only a voice,but opinions too. There are about 3million new voters in this age group slated to have a vote.

this one just makes me smile - spending money to bring in a star that will draw the youth ends up shooting the candidate in his own foot, so to say.

This one interestingly takes a peek at the watchdog of media and what happens.

I feel fortunate to be here during an historic time of the country, and hope that the people end up with a government they are happy with. But then, what country ever does - do the voters everywhere not whine and snivel for the next few years until they get another chance and do it all over again?