Page List (Videos)

When we think of a government, most of us immediately think of our political governing powers in our respective countries – that is logical thinking, but do we really think about what a government does and is?

When we think of a government, most of us immediately think of our political governing powers in our respective countries – that is logical thinking, but do we really think about what a government does and is?

In the times that we now live, many are in fear and anxiety. Just about all conversations centre on our present national dilemma on safety of the vaccine, limitations of travel, whether we will be able to get essential supplies, family differences between the vaccinated and the un-vaccinated, bringing disagreements and even hatred and separation. But within those conversations, often times one can detect fear and anxiety.

When we think of a government, most of us immediately think of our political governing powers in our respective countries – that is logical thinking, but do we really think about what a government does and is?

In the times that we now live, many are in fear and anxiety. Just about all conversations centre on our present national dilemma on safety of the vaccine, limitations of travel, whether we will be able to get essential supplies, family differences between the vaccinated and the un-vaccinated, bringing disagreements and even hatred and separation. But within those conversations, often times one can detect fear and anxiety.

Believe it or not, we have been facing this world pandemic for almost two years. It is a second birthday that the world is perhaps enduring, but not really celebrating! The news about Wuhan seems to be long forgotten, and various variants have taken its place and the Delta strain is the one reigning supreme at present, raging through the world. And already there are whispers of new variants on the horizon and others may well continue to appear.