Democracy is the best Revenge

Democracy is the best revenge? ha...ha...ha...

Who is the best professor of law school in this world can support this words?

The sample of the good Leader is The King of Thailand, He have Love from his people. Their people very love The King Rama, and you can found or meet their VIP Officer in public place, like their prime minister ( Mr. Prem Sulanontda ) or their General. ( I can meet them at the temple when we pray to King Monk at Wat Bawon , Bangkok Thailand ).

They VIP people can go to public place with their family with out any guard or just with a minimum guard, they feel very safe, not scared to be murder or something like that, because they have love from their people and God.

Because The One "Buddha Sakyamuni" never teach people use Democracy as the best way for revenge.

Because the meaning of revenge is cruel, killing, murder, punishment, etc.

News :

Zardari is studying history at Christ Church College and has three more years of his course to run. (record by : CNN ).

I believe Jesus also not teach people to make any revenge or killing in the name of Democracy, ha...ha...ha...

But if he said he want make a peace in Pakistan use Democracy, I think is better for his image as a Pakistan future leader.

I sure this teenager very emotional and not realize what he said, ha...ha...ha... , By the way I wish he can learn from history and be a good leader one day, ha...ha...ha...

PERFECTIONS

The Perfection of Generosity ( Dana )
Vessantara Birth Tale ( Vessantara Jatake Story )

Once The Bodhisattva (The Aspirant Buddha) was born Prince Vessantara. Immediately after being born, he stretched his hand asking for something to be given as a gift. In his childhood, Prince Vessantara, give all his costly ornaments to his wet nurses. When he grew up into youth he married Madri Devi and became king. They had two children son Jaliya and daughter Krishnajina. When he was king representatives of Kalinga Kingdom. Where there had been no rain for a long spell. Came to king Vessantara and asked him to donate them his suspicious Elephant. That had the Power to create rain. King Vessantara gave them the elephant.

The people of the country became angry at that and he was sent into exile in the wilderness. There while he was practicing uasterities, with his queen and two children. An old Brahman called Jujaka came and asked the two children as a gift. The King gave them to the old Brahman. The chief of gods? Determined to test the king’s generosity came in the guise of an old man and asked that the queen be given to him. The king gifted the queen. The chief of gods, revealed his true identity and gave back the queen to the king. The two children were eventually rescued by their grand father and king Vessantara was brought back as king. For seven months he perfected generosity.

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