Pillars of Democracy

1.Peace
2.Prosperity
3.Freedom
4.Respect
5.Rights

I have taken Peace as an acronym 
P=People
e=embrace
a=act on
c=commonly
e=efflorescence

The acronym for Democracy is
D=Dealing
e=en route
m=movement
o=on
c=congruous
y=yoke

Perhaps after you have seen the above
acronyms you will understand the weight
and the dignity of the People and the country.There are Leaders who did not
recognise the democratic rights.
That's why we have many  problems in this
century.

What hinders Democracy?
-Power
-Land
-hypocracy
-Ethnicity
-Undermining others
-Greediness
-Revenge

Who must help people to understand 
Democracy?
-Governments
-NGO/NPO
-UN
-People themselves 
-Forgiveness
-Religions

Future of Democracy will depend on
-Common understanding 
-Respect
-Regular election
-Accepting the Results
-Not interference to the elections
-Keeping the Promises made to the electorate.

What disturbs Democracy in this Century?
-Lies
-Wars
-Monetary disbursement 
-Economic deprivation 

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