In Moscow, according to STREATS, they're implementing a penalty for kissing on the trains, even if the couple in question are married. This is to improve morality. I don't think it works. Malaysia(no offence) has been implementing rules like that for years. And wouldn't say that their morality is very good...

Rudy from Dunman. I am utterly impressed with this guy. He comes out of NS(where he had some problems with the sabbath, but glad to say he stood firm), and starts a company. After a year, his company is doing very well, even taking in attachment students. This guy is a young, successful entrepreneur. But what impresses me is this. Even though he's busy with his business and tuition centre, he still puts God first. He is ALWAYS at every youth leaders meeting, youth activity. He never compromises the sabbath(to the best of my knowledge). During yesterday's Crusade meeting, he needed to meet a client in the afternoon, and was in a rush. But he stayed behind for the whole crusade meeting after the youth leader's meeting, not complaining and not rushing the meeting until it was done. Rudy, i take my hat off to you.