It's beyond me how we turn things around sufficiently after so much hate and envy has been fueled by politicians, while simultaneously increasing global debt and unfunded liabilities so extremely as to be impossible to deal with non-radically (unless freeing up oil drilling or some new energy miracle could make the difference?). I would …
It's beyond me how we turn things around sufficiently after so much hate and envy has been fueled by politicians, while simultaneously increasing global debt and unfunded liabilities so extremely as to be impossible to deal with non-radically (unless freeing up oil drilling or some new energy miracle could make the difference?). I would like to believe we could still win the right to informed consent, at least. But I'm not even sure that most of our legislators even care whether the WHO takes over. It's as though they think they can take the world right up to the brink and just turn on a dime any time they want. It's beyond me.
It's beyond me how we turn things around sufficiently after so much hate and envy has been fueled by politicians, while simultaneously increasing global debt and unfunded liabilities so extremely as to be impossible to deal with non-radically (unless freeing up oil drilling or some new energy miracle could make the difference?). I would like to believe we could still win the right to informed consent, at least. But I'm not even sure that most of our legislators even care whether the WHO takes over. It's as though they think they can take the world right up to the brink and just turn on a dime any time they want. It's beyond me.