“O Bolsonaro elogiou a ação na Vila Cruzeiro porque…”

With all the things that are happening in Australia, business visa holders are getting worried that the country’s economy might be affected. Thus, they are urging the Australian government to take action and come up with solutions to the country’s economic problems.

Timing is so very interesting and so vitally important. Our country, in fact the whole of western society, appears to be facing an economic and financial storm. As the days go by there is no way this can be avoided. For many it is going to be exceedingly painful. Appallingly bad management by government and financiers and bankers have landed millions in this outrageous debt and debt is always serious and dangerous and can drive many people onto the rocks. Calamity and catastrophe can result and can do so quite suddenly. Do we have any leaders who realise the precarious position the world is in? Do we have any leaders who are prepared to acknowledge their need and ask Almighty God for His help? Or, are we going to try and muddle through and cause hardship and pain and suffering to so many?

Australia has the fastest growing food prices in the world. For any country! We lead the race!

Economics is the study of the way in which groups of people use resources to satisfy their wants. The problem is we usually have more wants than we have money to buy them. This gap between what people would like to have and what they are able to get…is the basic problem studied in economics.

One of my friends in Kisumu, Kenya, has just emailed me to tell me of his physical condition. He was out working and I know his work well and have been with him in the villages where he works and serves. Coming home earlier this week having to walk some 15 miles to the main road he was caught in one of Kenya’s downpours. He trekked on to the main road wet and cold and tired. Not long after he got home he was suffering from what he describes as cold or flu symptoms, and he did mention that it might be a touch of malaria. Trudging for fresh water some four or more miles a day along tracks that impassable when it has been really wet, is no fun. Then I see the rich travelling in comfort in Nairobi and hear at first hand of the ongoing corruption at so many levels of government. Might there be something you can do to help? Be involved in helping the poor. It is a most rewarding activity and the rewards have nothing to do with money.