Give Me More !

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It all started off with Judas, or at least is believed so. He took money from Romans and offered Jesus, a kiss and the cross. Now, For over 2000 years, men have asked for more than the previous time. Money has become the emperor of this World. It rules and will do, for years to come. Right from the day, a sperm and an egg made fusion, till the day, the bones got porous, we need money.

Birth of a child, is the second birth of it's mother.But it is Money that writes, how, when and where you must enter the World. If the dirty corner of a government hospital room welcomes you into the World, well your walk of life is going to be difficult. But, if your birth has to happen in a multi-speciality,modernly equipped hospital with qualified doctors and beautiful nurses, you have to Give More.

The first challenge, any father would ever face is to get a school admission for his kid. Hundreds of tests, tens of interviews, Alexander's horse's name, Prince Harrie's girl friend name and what not. Everything must go inside his head. There is one other simple way. Give More !

College. We would have been a zero in school and when it is time for college. Give More. getting a community certificate. Give More. Vehicle License. Give More. Voter ID. Give More. Find a job. Give More. Comfortable travel. Give More. Unexpired medicines. Give More. Quality food. Give More. Rent a house. Give More. Have a servant. Give More. Air, if it cannot penetrate something, must learn from this phrase "Give More". I will not be surprised, if a board painted with this phrase hangs in front of all government offices, party buildings, PWD's, service outlets, schools, colleges and where not.

Do your Job, Money. Don't do your job, Money. Vote, Money. Vote Not, Money. Education, Money. Transportation, Money. Sanitation, Money. Service, Money. Charity, Money. Business, Money. Employment, Money. Food, Money. Justice, Money. Peace, Money. Love, Money. Care, Money. Pray, Money. Water, Money. To Live, Money. To Die, Money. Its is not going to be long, before you start paying for the amount of fresh air, you breathe in. Already, we have caged water.

Why this much love and passion on Money? Simple. It can buy you anything. Even the "so-called" almighty can not do that, can he? Chocolates, books, Laptops, mobiles, porn DVDs, cigarettes, vodkas, and even red heads, who are professional fuckers. You desire it, you have it. School admissions to jobs, bikes to rockets, Voter Id to passports, birth and death, and the right to Live.

Money rules everything above the surface of the Earth. It is no more printed papers or minted coins. It is Almighty. It is the show runner. It is everything.

And please do remember. If you prefer a comfortable coffin, with soft bed and a teak finishing, all you have to do is GIVE MORE !

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