The course of life and labour reminds me of a long journey I once took on the railway. Suddenly, there was a breakdown ahead, and passengers took the event in various ways. Some of them sat still resignedly, and never said a word. Others again, went to sleep. But some of us leaped out of that train, and ran on ahead to clear the road of all obstructions.
The people who should care, dont. Lets all move on. Unless this clearly dead equine, needs more whipping.
The Globalists in Government, will ruin more lives without anyone caring about any of it. Its over, move on to the next Globalist ruse. If people...
exercise and good diet : the best medicine
A symbolic event, perhaps ? While only "historic", it is still a stock exchange.
One could be forgiven to think ''something'' is trying to hasten people's death.
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