DAVID ANTHONY LLEWELLYN OWEN

No general in the midst of battle has a great discussion about what he is going to do if defeated.

An ‘enabling society’ is one where individuals have declared rights and can achieve their full potential, where a sense of community thrives in the open acceptance of duties, obligations and responsibly for others, and where effort is respected no less than altruism is encouraged.

No general in the midst of battle has a great discussion about what he is going to do if defeated.

An ‘enabling society’ is one where individuals have declared rights and can achieve their full potential, where a sense of community thrives in the open acceptance of duties, obligations and responsibly for others, and where effort is respected no less than altruism is encouraged.