My mother is 81 now, her husband my father in law is 91.

Which by default makes me quite aged too, 56 in July to be precise.
Even though I am around 1902 KM from her, I do speak to her often.
I like to get the thoughts of other people, as just my own thoughts are not a complete picture with regards to how we all see reality.
So I posed the question last week to my lovely mother, "Does voting make any difference?" and her answer was quite surprising, as she is a staunch con-servative and has always voted for them.

I will give you a better picture of this - the last election she was here (Poland), and she voted by post for Boris Johnson (in England), and was physically stressed at the thought of a Jeremy Corbin win.

So to my surprise when asked my question "does voting make any difference" she stated no, categorically, her words were "the 2 parties are two sides of the same coin. Nothing makes a difference".

Now I must admit, that is; or mirrors my own thoughts, so why was she so worried when it came to the elections was my first thought??????

It seems people including my mother, have some sort of emotional connection to voting, and the party of choice,
If labour in the UK said they were giving every person a million £ my mother would still vote con-servative, she would think of a reason why that million was no good even though she knows as stated to me, it makes no difference.

I do not vote, I dislike politicians, and the local mayor.

I would do as the local mayor told me lies, which by default makes him a good politician, does it not?
In one of his lucid moments, in my last meeting with him, he admitted he has no power, he just gets told what to do via Warsaw, so really he is a waste of space and tax payer funds, is he not?
Warsaw is 2 hours away and many miles.

The state of local roads shows why having central power hours away does not work. And this leads on to my next point nicely.

It seems increasingly clear a lot of decisions are made via the WEF.

Not only there, the IMF, the WHO, World bank, Bilderberg meeting etc, all intriguingly set up by a certain select group of people that do not even like each other or trust each other, hmmmm, wonder who they could be.

When someone says I can not make that decision, I have no power, but they have been voted in by the public, we have to start asking questions, as just like my local mayor, they are a waste of space, cost money, and do nothing.

Besides this, I was left a slice of bacon on top of my engine in my Audi by a ferret, I am happy it did not eat my wiring, we went to Lublin yesterday, my steak was tough and not edible, so they did not charge me for it, there were thousands of people enjoying the weather and weekend break, and the world keeps spinning, or not, but hey life goes on, have a superb day ahead, and spread some love.