To whom much is given, much is expected.A tale is told by St Luke on his 12th chapter of how people handle responsibilities differently. Some go out and about and flourish, while some sit on their potential. Luke was not solely talking about the biblical guys in the Jesus era. No. From the old fishing boats of the lake of Galilee, St Luke must have foreseen the tragedy of power being given to unworthy fellows. People of questionable moral values. People of hyenaic conduct, or is it misconduct? With an insatiable thirst for wealth. Those people who forget they are supposed to serve the interests of the public, and not their own. They are certified dealers, not leaders, a legislature that sings hallelujah to the Executive and a Judiciary which oozes endless blood of corruption.If St Luke lived in modern days, he would have been heartbroken seeing the sad state of affairs. He would have wept at the runaway corruption, degrading economic situation and defiled moral compass. He would request to be flown...
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