Excellent thread whitecrow.
Trouble also is the fact that many people would prefer to leave their heads in the sand. And what makes things worse are the fact that some are making certain predictions, Blossom is an example, and when those predictions don't come true, then it makes it hard for people to believe anything anymore. It just seems that people require a major catastrophe before they will act. But then again, 911 didn't seem to wake many at all.
I've been putting together a Ground Crew meeting myself here in Melbourne, Australia. I expected quite a few wanting to turn up. Unfortunately only about half will attend. I can't force them to come, so what do you do? This type of thing must be happening all over the world, and its something very difficult to overcome.
I have friends to which I often discuss the possible future problems for humanity, but they'd rather not listen. They are too happy with their lives to be bothered with possible future calamities.
Sorry if the above doesn't make much sense, I'm not very good with words.
Take care all and peace be with you.
Best regards,
John
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