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Once again the seasons have turned. The days of this past summer were not filled with blissful memories of hot summer nights but, a crescendo of disasters yet to come. It is fall now where one looks forward to beautiful foliage of leaves turning bright red and orange, where Halloween brings out the child in all of us and where pumpkin pies adorn Thanksgiving tables.

The dictionary defines madness as a state of being mentally ill, especially severely, extremely foolish behavior, and a state of frenzied or chaotic activity. We live in times gone mad each and every day. In each Episode of the Madness Chronicles, we take a look at a new topic and see how mad some people really are. Come along for the journey.

This is a parable of Henson Cargill’s 1968 hit Skip A Rope.” Listen to your children while they play. Isn’t it kinda funny what the children say.

The temptations of today far outreach the level of civility. There has always been periods in history where man loses sight of what is good and virtuous. Today, is no different.

New Zealand with the help from World Health Organization learnt about Covid-19.virus. The virulent nature of the pandemic and the ravages among world population is huge,.A team of scientists, and health care officials who cared for all the public health put a choke hold on the spread of the virus virulence. Movements to gas stations, grocery stores, meeting with households were allowed. Vehicle movements stopped. visitors quarantined. Viral deaths came to s standstill Huge achievement obtaibed…

The dictionary defines madness as a state of being mentally ill, especially severely, extremely foolish behavior, and a state of frenzied or chaotic activity. We live in times gone mad each and every day. In each Episode of the Madness Chronicles, we take a look at a new topic and see how mad some people really are. This week we’re looking at the current craze of rewriting American history. Come along for the journey.

The consequences of the actions of many today in the mass hysteria following the tragic death of George Floyd has turned our society inside out. As other nations look in total dismay at the reactions of many Americans lately it is quite apparent to this writer that the United States is in real trouble. The steady rise of anarchy displayed today coincides with the abomination that has and is happening in the education of our youth.

These are unprecendented times with the coronavirus pandemic and now the protests over the brutal killing of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis. Outrage over racism is being exhibited in many forms. It is definitely time for change.

One can not help think that the horrific actions of 4 police officers set off a chain of events when they brutally murdered George Floyd. They knew full well that their actions decimated the rule of law, violated civil rights, and out right committed murder with malicious intent. As a result coinciding with other police atrocities of the past that also targeted African Americans have unleashed what just could be the spark that ignites the flames of open rebellion.

Our lives have been commandeered by the media. Our stories are lost in a sea of chaos. Who is writing your narrative? How is it impacting your physical, emotional, and spiritual heatlh? There’s a tendency to allow your narrative to be hijacked leaving many to feel helpless.

AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Heritage Month is held each year in the United States during the month of May. It is to honor and remember the accomplishments of those in the Asian American and Pacific Islander communties. This year it was different with the Covid-19 causing the cancellation of most events except for virtual events.

We think wars are only things fought on battlefields. Truth be told, we fight wars every day. The problem is we think there is a common enemy but that’s not true.