The rocks, plants, sand, the stars, planets, galaxies and universes
I love communicating
With aliens
Their abilities
Their communication
Their advanced technology
Always with my hands
For they truly can help us
And are trying to
I once wrote:
There are zillions of stars in this universe as there are as many grains of sand holding milliseconds in infinity. The zillions of animals translated into the code of nature are holding up the skies bringing the rain where there is drought, dampening the forest fires, freezing the arctic and levelling the waters to symmetrical mathematical perfection. Balance takes millennia. There is a delicate epitome to the scales of the Gods and the Goddesses. Working together to restore equilibrium in every land of this world, I feel every grain coming together trying to save just this one planet where we call home.
Mother Nature knows best
She knows exactly what
To do
She is ruthless
And I love her
And respect her
I can sense if you read this
In any time zone
In my home
Sacred Palace
The chalice
Of blood
Flows through the capillaries like tributaries to rivers, veins, to the heart, the ocean
And people are taking the law into their own hands
So let’s look at a few angles
Firstly, companies like Coca-Cola, Sainsburys, Amazon, Greggs and Starbucks
I have worked for Starbucks
Doing the cleaning as well as being a barrister
It is not an easy job
So if you are a trillionaire, billionaire or millionaire
Are you paying your staff fairly so they can afford their rent, their bills and get by?
Ask yourselves if you are running your companies ethically, fairly, sustainably?
Low wage Britain
Read HIRED Undercover in low-wage Britain by James Bloodworth
The key is written in his surname
Bloodworth
Is it truly worth their blood, sweat and tears?
If I was a CEO, I know exactly how I would run a company so everyone is rewarded for their hard work
If I was Prime Minister
I know what I would do
Talking to Ben Kentish on LBC about this, he questioned whether people are entitled?
We must never generalise but let’s explore that angle
Do people consider the person growing the wheat?
The person rearing and killing the animals?
The person who has grown the lettuce, picked it, transported it and delivered it to the factory?
The person who has harvested the potatoes that have been grown and made into crisps?
The Coca-Cola cancerous drug that has been unfairly sourced for its ingredients and along with the person who made the sandwich and machine that packaged the crisps, sent to Greggs?
Now you may not think as deeply or as specifically as me but I am asking you to consider all of this when you bite into the sandwich, eat one crisp and sip that can of coke.
Convenience is an understatement
An apathy for those who do not understand what it feels like to be starving, to be homeless, to be severely mentally ill.
If you can afford to buy food from Greggs then consider yourselves lucky
Never forget the less fortunate
Let’s run this country and world more fairly, ethically and sustainably
Before Armageddon takes hold
Food banks should not exist in a first world country
Mothers should not be forced to steal milk formula or baby food to feed their babies