This is the kind of message I bring to teenagers. They (we) get taught, trained, if you will, to obsess about things out of our control. World events are put on our doorstep and you’re not only told what to think about them, you’re told to argue with your friend about it on FakeBook.
This is nonsense.
Keeping things under control means having discipline with yourself, your thoughts, and your device.
As today’s Nonsense World comes at us at a faster, more ridiculous pace than ever, it’s vital that we remember what and who is important. The old lessons that your grandparents taught you should hold more meaning now than they ever did.
Happy Easter everyone.
As a side note, Nonsense World TV (The BBC) came to Guyana to speak with the President. Remember, Britain built its empire on slavery, opium, and coal. The interviewer took a shot at trying to shame the Guyanese president because carbon.
The British Empire was called the Empire upon which the sun never set. This BBC stooge sees to it that everyone knows that the British empire is now the empire upon which the sun never rises.
Clown World takes the L:
Trust Yourself