"If you work harder, you will get luckier" per Anita Sarawak dictum.

waoooo, just because of corruption then he committed suicide? is it necessary?

rest in peace, dude.

the morality really whaled into him, at least that's what i think. i used to hitch my wagon to the stars, and be honest, he was once one of my star. the way he speak, the way he present himself, the way he handle the crisis with the neighbor, and the way he handle corruption, huh, i really admired it. but...shame on him.

the society killed him. the morality murdered him. the conscience that he had deep inside his heart took his life. what a great gravity that a value of highly civilized society prostrate can end one's life.

contrary, compare to certain uncivilized barbaric realm, corruption is a must. it is a necessity. corruption is culture. corruption is a norm. corruption = tradition. can you ever imagine that wherever you go, you have to pay the "pocket money" in order to get access? even it is a tourist hot spot? i traveled a few countries before, and i did encounter this kind of problem before, its a taint in memory.

some people are way too lenient to tolerate with corruption. we can see from world wide, every countries are interjected to fight corruption, however, front is preacher and back is sinner. even China is fettered with the issue, so who else?

money is not everything, but without money you are nothing. i would rather choose to be something instead of good-for-nothing.

what a poor man, if he were borne in other place, maybe he still in the throne, where the Corrupter rules and the blinds follows.