I am feeling the stress today. The more I read about the government, or indeed the Matthew Sweets and others behind the scene controlling the government the more I worry. Ree-Mogg and his links to far right moneybags who employ such people, all influencing Boris and his mob, appear to have completed their take over, and nothing it seems can be done about this.
The Covid 19 deaths keep rising, the next wave will be along in a minute, and people have been thronging the streets today, at least the traffic appears normal at times. However tonight I noticed the men were mostly keeping six feet away as I went round Sainsburys. Crowds gathering at the protests in various places do not keep far apart, this will rebound on them. Another victory for Trump!
I have been realising that stress is building within. Mostly because there is nothing new to take my mind of this. Routine is good but it has become dull and this makes me wish to rush out and go to Maldon and see the tug by the quayside again. Indeed I want to go anywhere outside that is different!
Ah well, tomorrow I may do the washing, I must seal the kitchen sink again, and try and get the bike semi fit and possibly use it if the streets are quiet, knees allowing. The weather of course has brought rain!
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That cartoon sums up not only government but infrastructure reaction to the bug....the incompetence is appalling, with mortal consequences, but no heads will roll, or pensions be lost.
I am finding it far, far more stressful now it has become so clear how incompetent, corrupt and uncaring the government is. You can put up with hardship if you think it is in a good cause, but they are making it so plain that they couldn't care less if voters live or die, even the ones who voted for them. Not that I did, but I know plenty who have and are horrified at what they're doing.
Fly, Incompetence is rife. However, is it deliberate? Is it part of the Chaos theory? Keep people confused and they cannot deal with you.
Jenny, Corrupt is the word! Much more to come.
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