Let's hope.
Let's hope.
At first I thought it might be rhetoric but Trump tends to put things into action...
http://www.thedailysheeple.com/army-colonel-politicians-and-state-employees-arrested-in-high-profile-child-sex-sting_022017
I don't get the impression that he does rhetoric, and I'm sure - like most of us - he sees trafficking as something that needs to be tackled. But his banning of refugees actually puts more children at risk, so this is rather 'so long as it's not in the USA, it doesn't matter'. However, yes, it's good that anything is being done. And, maybe if more had been done in the past, we would not have the kind of world where so many people think Trump is wonderful.
Well his recent mass deportation stance on those in US illegally - without papers - is problematic i.e. far from being implemented currently. It is causing a lot of fear from 'illegal' parents and their children (born in US), e.g. the children not knowing if their parents will be there when returning home.
Yes he only sees so far and his vision is vastly flawed but I am pleased about him going all out in dealing with human trafficking which is a global problem.
This lifted my spirits today! 🙂
Brilliant - I hoped that someone would reach out to reward him for his bravery, compassion and unselfishness, but this is better that I'd imagined.
thanks for posting Amy.
I finally found the Pause for Thought from Monday morning.
"There must always be hope - it is what guides us and glues us together, giving us strength in our shared humanity."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p053qv5w
Love and peace,
Judy
I finally found the Pause for Thought from Monday morning.
"There must always be hope - it is what guides us and glues us together, giving us strength in our shared humanity."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p053qv5w
Love and peace,
Judy
Hope and defiance would be a winning combination! I do feel that, if anyone can turn this horrendous situation around, then true Muslims are more likely to succeed here. How strange that terrorists feel that they follow the Koran more than Muslims when the God is a God of mercy!!! 
There is a saying .... if it's necessary, it's possible. 
I think hope is overrated.
I think hope is overrated.
I think it is very important - it keeps people buoyant. Hope against all the odds may be a different thing....it can turn into faith.
Yesterday, after the vigil in Manchester, they applauded. Someone at the back started singing the Oasis song "Don't Look Back In Anger" and they all joined in. Oasis, of course, hailed from Manchester.
This was announced today
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/liam-gallagher-manchester-ritz-tickets-13091281
A friend sent me this link to the NY Times. I hadn't realised that there were two homeless men who rushed to help the injured and this was so lovely:
The tragedy may have also helped to heal a family rift. After hearing about what Mr. Parker had done, his mother reached out.
“This is my son and I am desperate to get in touch with him,” she wrote on the fund-raising page. “We have been estranged for a very long time, and I had no idea he was homeless. I am very proud of him, and I think he might need me right now.”
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/05/24/world/europe/homeless-hero-manchester.html
I think it is very important - it keeps people buoyant. Hope against all the odds may be a different thing....it can turn into faith.
And I think hope has got us into this situation where humankind might well be extinct in a decade or two. But we have discussed this before ....
Oh my I hope not, think about the abilities we have as human for great change. I decided to join this forum to find like minded persons and see and hear different opinions. I am for sure learning that we all think differently.