Are you an In-ee or an Out-ee?

And so we have yet more division...

Once more people we are deceived and locked into a bitter battle about who is right and who is wrong... Watch out folks we are being weakened and divided once more... And we bought it again.

Aspersions and judgements... Friends becoming enemies over a vote on which 1/2 of the 1% benefits most on this Europe thing... Almost every comment on both sides of the fence can be ripped apart by the other... In reality come the 24th June nothing will have changed... A whole ton of rich folk will benefit and a whole lot of other rich folk will be disappointed... Europe won't be the same whichever vote is victorious, and heads in high places will roll... But for you and I and millions like us little will change the day after, or the next day...

The bottom line is that we have to change... Inequality is rife, racism is rife, abuse of our global resources is rife, fractional banking system is corrupt, governments are corrupt democracy is wanting, some are eating themselves to death whilst others starve and, we are desecrating our only known home.

The systems we have are broken and the transition to new ones will be difficult... The world must become more open and consequently the private club of the EU irrespective of this vote has probably run it's course... Whether it survives another 2 or 10 years in the big scheme of things it's just a question of time.

We need a new set of systems... A replacement, because the appetite for change amongst those running these systems is non existent and... the systems are designed to protect themselves and are notoriously slow and tedious to change... We haven't got the time quite frankly...

So we can get together and build something better make this corrupt broken system obsolete and put something in place fit for the 21st century and beyond... Is it possible? Of course... Put enough brains together with no other agenda except to solve human problems, work with the planet and a whole stack of enthusiasm and intent, yup, Imminently feasible... Is it necessary? with such global inequality and waste of resources what do you think? Blatantly necessary ... But would it be kind? ... Any transition is going to be tough, but if we support and nurture each other, give without expecting return, of course... There isn't enough kindness in the world... But what if there was? Isn't that something worth striving for?

I've stopped dividing and separating, comparing and competing, manipulating and controlling... I believe if we collaborate, develop people and relationships, put ego behind us, stop wanting to be right (and greedy) and be kind to each other we can have abundance for all and create a future we're proud of.... Now that I'll happily vote for!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Unvaccinated journal

Image
As we approach the 19th July "Freedom day", the reporting frenzy and media has already began to cite the likelihood of a 4th wave, and potential new measures in order to control variants of the virus. The Sun newspaper here in England has mentioned that the Prime Minister has already said that although vaccine passports will not be required for now, they can not be ruled out in the future. This does sound an awful lot like the softening up process that we have come to expect from the Government and that we have bourn witness to many times before. With now half the population vaccinated it does seem a little bit strange that numbers are going up, in fact higher now than any time since February earlier this year. Something appears to have gone slightly awry. Either the numbers aren't right, we're counting the wrong things, the vaccines aren't as effective as touted, or the ones who haven't yet been vaccinated (the young and the obstinate) are more dangerous th
Read more

The passing of Queen Elizabeth II

Image
There are definitely mixed feelings about the Royal family in the UK. I guess this is just another thing that divides people and yet, a lady who served in the role she was given for 70 years, unstintingly, impeccably and with grace, in my eyes at least, deserves a big measure of admiration and respect.  Personally I did not know Queen Elizabeth, and like billions of other folk I only knew what I read in the media, and in my case at least (who doesn't consume much in that vein) was very little. However at times like these when there is a prominent individual (who has touched most of us all one way or another) it is yet another chance for reflection on our own mortality. Not in any judgemental way, nor in comparison either, but quite simply, who am I? When a person passes, it forces us to confront the reality of death. We came into being with nothing, and we are here for a while and then we leave with nothing. The beginning, the middle, and the end.  What goes on in the middle for th
Read more

The common cold finally defeated...

Image
Well another Christmas and this one was different to any other previous Christmas... in some ways, and yet in others not so much. The first thing was that two weeks prior I caught some bug, a raised temperature a bit of a dull headache (and I don't get headaches) and a general feeling of tiredness. I was actually sick once as well (sorry to the Emetophobians" amongst you, fortunately no pictures though). Now... I've had this sort of thing before as I'm sure many of us have, and after a couple of days of not feeling that hungry either, the old immune system seemed to have done the trick and I was back on form.  Now... roll the clock forward and we're approaching Xmas... an invitation to a "gathering" on Xmas eve required some kind of LFT (Lateral flow test) to attend... so that wasn't going to happen... and also a decision about Xmas day needed to be taken as vaccination status came up. Now I believe everyone must take responsibility for their own choi
Read more