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الجميع يكرههم …لماذا لا يستقيلون
هؤلاء المسؤولون الفوقيون …الذين ينظرون الى الغلابى من فوق..ويبهدلوهم لسكنهم في التسويات
هؤلاء الذين لا يعترفون باخطائهم…ويحملونا تكاليف سفراتهم الى عواصم الضباب لحضور مؤتمرات السياحة وتكاليف علاجهم من الانفلونزا في مايو كلينيك..وتكاليف سرهم واستجمامهم الى المكسيك مرورا بهولندا…نكرهمم فلماذا لا يستقيلون؟؟؟
نكرههم لا نريدهم…نكرههم لانهم يكرهوننا…لا يعتروننا بني ادميين وارواحنا عندهم رخيصة
كيف لمسؤول ان يخرج على التلفزيون وبدون ان يعتذر يحمل المسؤولية للسماء وللغلابى لانهم يذهبون للعمل ويتركون اولادهم في التسويات..اي مسؤول هذا واي رعونة هذه؟
نريد ذلك الشاب (راكان قطيش)الذي ضحى بحياته لانقاذ عائلة من ستة اشخاص هو وزملائه امينا لعمان
نريد هؤلاء الابطال الذين رأيناهم ينقضون الاطفال والنساء نريدهم وزراء وامناء عامين
فما فائدة المسؤول المؤتمن على مصائر العباد بدون ضمير وتضحية ؟؟
الوحيدون الذين كانوا على قدر المسؤولية ابطال الدفاع المدني وابطال الامن العام وابطال الجمارك الذي شكلوا درعا بشريا لانقاذ العالقين
اخي احمد الزعبي اقرع الجرس…وكلنا ورائك وليكن العنوان …ارحلوا…استقيلوا…نحن نكرهكم

أستاذ أحمد، كل عادة أبدعت ويسلم ثمك.

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I think the problem in Jordan is losing the balance between the yin and yang (Yin and yang are basis
for good and evil in Chinese philosophy). It seems that the Jordanian yang has taken the vast majority of the balance circle and as such nothing works as it naturally should in Jordan

Sir Joseph William Bazalgette was not just an Engineer; he was the City of London Chief Engineer. As such, he was responsible for thewellbeing of the London then and over the long run. He looked beyond the immediate need and planned for the future because he had the foresight to see it as a once in a
life time epic effort. More importantly he used engineering judgment and due diligence, Sir Bazalgette personally reviewed design to ensure it met his vision and design requirements

One must also look at the driver for building the London sewer system. It was built as a reaction to the plagues of that time, caused by flooded sewers and the contaminated Thymes, which kille many Londoners. I think the recent rain
disaster is analogous of the London plague and the City Chief Engineer should take on the responsibility to fix this with Engineering judgment and foresight. The City Chief Engineer is ultimately responsible for ensuring the here/his city functions in accordance with the required codes and standards and within the available budget. (S)he should prioritize budget spending where is it needed most. The yin and yang come here to ensure spending is done where most lives can be saved and the good of all not for serving personal gains

Note: I personally can vouch for City Chief Engineers in USA and Europe wet signing (expression used to say personally signing and taking responsibility for the accepting the design to meet the applicable codes and standards) our plans before allowing our work to proceed with “hold points” to allow the City Chief Engineers Office to verify our compliance. The inspection sheets were also wet signed by the City Engineer from the Chiefs office, third party independent inspector, and us.

In summary, the yin and yang were balanced. Contractors did the work and City Chief Engineer ensured compliance.

Regarding Prince Charles’ visit to the sewer system, he did not visit the sewer system out of the blue he did it on the 150th anniversary. That is to say, there was an occasion for the visit to happen.

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