At the same time, the term “conspiracy theory” is increasingly being used, partly out of stupidity but partly to shield such nefarious activities. It’s painfully clear that the “conspiracy theory” slur is used to make people reluctant to ask questions, think critically, or even simply THINK. It’s also a term used almost entirely by – if I may use this phrase – “the other side.”

The zest and juice from the limes forms a wonderful contrast with the sweetness of the mango.

Loyalty is what we expect – if that’s the right word – from others in our clans. Clans being our companies, our fellow combatants, teammates, life partners etc. We expect our politicians to be loyal to the people they represent, our armed forces and the police, loyal to the people they are in place to protect. The thing is, whilst that appears to be the case – in reality it isn’t.

But the term ‘Personal Charter’ literally spoke to me when I was posed a question of myself, being a question which I felt compelled to answer given the importance I placed upon it. It related to a mistake I could easily have made had a certain problem not emerged which caused me to rethink. That problem related to a person I may later have had very close dealings with.

The interesting thing about the phrase and more importantly about the concept it seeks to describe, is the fact that it’s needed to be shared in the first place. One might think that because an object is so big and so obvious - and in our faces - none of us could possibly miss it. In reality, some of us do or at least that’s what they say – and that’s curious! You may wonder why?

I mean that in a kindly sense, since most of us – if not all – are just too busy to ask the questions we all have in our heads – so we DON’T get to voice them. It’s all too easy to accept that someone more informed must know the rational answer – but do they? And can we trust them anyway? If our leaders had a wrong agenda they’re following, would we know it – would we care?

Our population crisis is the subject of a new documentary film called Birthgap – Childless World. It’s not known why birthrates across the world have fallen below the “replacement level” – but we appear to be facing a society in which adult diapers outsell baby diapers, as Elon Musk put it. This isn’t a balanced society – and why has there been a depopulation agenda?

The idea that Artificial Intelligence [Ai] will be running our world in the future would be hilarious if it wasn’t so terrifying. Driverless cars with Ai in charge? Medical decision-making by Ai? I don’t think so! We have ChatGPT to thank for revealing this important reason to halt any processes that might be driven by, or rely upon the so-called thinking of, Ai. So – thanks, stupid!

Amusing though this is, it’s one of those instances of humour that’s based on reality. Are we living in an apocalyptical world? It appears so, except it’s not the kind we usually find in fiction – whether novels or films. The apocalypse we’re living through hasn’t so much happened – rather, it’s happening - consisting of an almost-daily onslaught of attacks in various forms.

For weeks, the media has been telling us with breathless excitement about how the King wants to make Camilla the Queen, defend all faiths and make the Coronation service inclusive. Not content with all these changes, King Charles III has decided that the People should swear an oath of allegiance to him. Doesn’t he realise that he is supposed to swear an oath to The People?

There has been another debate prompted by more than 156,000 signatures appended to a petition. This debate concerned the UK parliament sanctioning the giving of rights to the WHO. If sanctioned, those rights would enable the WHO to dictate policy - and actions – to the UK’s parliament. The first debate was a shock in many ways. This latest version was just as bad!

A meme on social media today suggested that people don’t suffer with depression – as doctors and Big Pharma would have us believe. Instead, a lot of us are suffering with the state of the world. Well, there’s some truth in that. It’s countered by the zen principle that we need to carry our sunshine on the inside. And it’s there, where we have our greatest asset – and our solution!

Nothing in this world is worse than the senseless killing of a living entity. Good people know this as part of their very being – their essence. It’s a knowing which is part of our makeup as human beings. It’s written into our DNA – the very code that defines what we are. The thing is – it seems that the DNA has been corrupted and we aren’t all the same in this way.

But at certain times and in certain situations we can find ourselves without those we trust - and in consequence, we feel a little exposed because of this. So, what options do we have to turn to? Speaking personally, I have two. I can either do the legwork myself or turn to another person in my life. The first option means work for me to do – the second, we'll talk about.

But now, the first openly anti-vaccine activist – as the establishment media refers to Robert F Kennedy Jr with yawnable predictability and mind-dulling lack of imagination - is standing as the next US President. If Kennedy’s anti-vaccine, don’t we need to understand what a vaccine is? Is it anything that’s “safe and effective”? Anything that’s injected? Or anything we’re told it is?

Is this a case of “everything you’ve ever been told about the role of government is a lie?” Well, yes. Knowledge about the true British constitution is held by a vanishingly small number of people - and when they die, that knowledge will die with them. We need to understand our real constitution quickly and share that knowledge. The good news is – it’s not complicated!

Many people, organisations and businesses are involved in a long-term plan to reduce – or even, in some cases, prevent – breeding. The technology has existed for years, while the desire to reduce populations has existed for decades - or even centuries. As for informed consent, that's non-existent. Amazingly, all this has been revealed in an article in a local magazine.

An “increasingly irate” BoJo repeatedly said that the gatherings MPs attended – Partygate – didn’t break any rules. Of course they didn’t. Firstly, the mere fact of drinking doesn’t mean one isn’t working. What an absurd idea! But, more importantly, there was nothing to be afraid of. If there HAD been, they’d all have been hiding in a cupboard – a cupboard each, that is.

I’m putting the spotlight on two cheap drugs in particular. But drugs typically start life as expensive - the reason being that before they are allowed on the market for doctors to treat patients they are tested and modified. It is only after years of painstaking research - then after testing measured in years and often decades – that they are authorised by regulators for use.

Couple that basic principle - about news - with what the world’s been living with these last 3yrs and the feeling of depression is magnified in all of us. And the odd thing is, we’re all drawn to it like moths to the light. Do you remember that line in the film, ‘A Bugs Life’ – “Don’t look at the light!” If only we could all stop doing that – we’d all feel better. We could be bouncing!