We had other relatives here too and while it was fun to see everyone, it got tiring too. You love them, you enjoy having them, and then you want them to leave. It’s interesting how you forget after they’re gone the amount of stress that was involved; making sure people have enough food and drink and other needs are met. I noticed my wife and I were simply hosts and had very little time to chat about anything. We’d hit the hay at the end of the evening exhausted from the day.

It’s like that with friends and family. You’re glad to see them and enjoy their company but it gets tiring. Still, where would we be without family and friends?

Changing gears…many are warning of the impending global communism/technocracy that seems to be taking shape across the globe. Is global communism different from global technocracy? In a technocratic regime, “experts” are in charge. So, currently, we see the “green agenda,” “sustainability,” “climate change” taking precedence over society so that farms are in danger of being shut down (as in the Netherlands), corporations are being overloaded with regulatory fees and in some cases, are going out of business because of it, and of course, this trickles down to the people who work in the various industries that are now being seen as verboten.

So, in essence, this type of government (technocracy) is seriously influenced by the “experts” who then offer their opinions on what should be done to make the earth more sustainable and last longer. Globalists then consider these opinions and put them into effect through the various governments across the face of the earth because they have bought so many leaders and politicians. It won’t work without monetary rewards and perks.