The Difference Between Medicine And Disease -

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There is a deference between disease and medicine.
     Medicine is to cure disease. But from all        indications, medicine is turning to                  disease now.

Some people were employed to protect life and property, and to tackled security problems, we are paying 'tax' for them to get paid, weapons are being provided, and given to them to protect us. But, these people!! they are now threat to us. they are no more security agents but robbers.
If you did not give them, they will collect it forcefully.
   Now what is the difference between              DISEASE and MEDICINE?.

 If 'medicine' becomes 'disease', what then do you think will cure it?.

Our uniform men on the roads were meant to be our MEDICINE, but they finally turned our DISEASE.

From previous article regarding the SARS issue, where The Senate also voiced against the use of SARS been a security agency, to intimidate political enemies/oppositions.
The need to end this menace called 'SARS' was long overdue.

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