The sadness and suffering of a South American nation

When I first started hearing about problems in this country. The lack of money to pay for medication and the decent into famine. I had the feeling that it would not end well.
This is not the fault of those protesting. They are the young people who see the way the Government has behaved and the extreme corruption that has placed this nation on the threshold of where it now stands, and they are trying to change it.
This country has become a dictatorship in all but name, and whatever happens this week will not change that.
To blame the resistance for the problems this country now faces, is untrue, and lies at best.
How long are people to suffer and be made to suffer and treated as worthless. They will rise up and they will fight for the truth and they should do so.

When the government and army are running scared they show their true colours. Rather than denying that they have done anything wrong they should stand up and be counted, admit that they did wrong and try to sort it out. But instead they get nastier and nastier and crueller in their intent. It is the government that is killing the nation, not the people who are fighting for it to change.

Changing the constitution of the country will not change anything because it is corruption and greed of ignorant pompous fools who have mis managed the country's economy.
People are not stupid or fools themselves and they have maybe worked out what is happening. I am certain  that the educated and the cleverest have worked this out.

The minister of food could have done with is face slapped blaming the resistance for the problems they now face. What is going on now is the outcome of what was done illegally and without thought of where it would lead, by people who probably did not care.

Well they need to care now, rather than blame some groups of disperite young people who would rather die than "live" in the world that these "Adults" have left for them.
These adults may not have a clue of how to put it right, and more riots would happen if they did own up and say  they were wrong. But maybe there would be a grain of hope that the people would be able to see light at the end of the tunnel. A possibility absent right now

Things have changed with this Blog

This is a new place to write, a place to say what I think about the world around me and How I am relating to my faith and to Jesus.
On Tuesday I do no 7 of 8 sessions with DR. A.R and I am feeling good about having offloaded a tonne of stuff that I have never told anyone about or had anyone to talk too about any of it.
There is plenty to remember, but plenty to talk about and leave behind. I always had Jesus to talk to and I spent many hours in my life, doing that, but no one knew all this stuff on the ground in the natural, and I feel like the information is out and I can let it go and move on. The last 11 months have been some of the most difficult in my life, having to deal with the ESA50, both for me and for Mum who was the person, as my companion and carer had to cope with all the extra work it involved, as well as seeing me distressed with the arrival of letters from DWP. The first one arriving in August 2016 and the difficult and sometimes painful, but all the time stressful process that lead to me off loading and dealing with these things. I never hide from the hard stuff in my life, but I did not really tell anyone about any of it either.
Being alone with the things I was carrying made life all the harder and more difficult than it needed to be.
Moving on was never possible before because the problems kept coming back and reminding me of the past.
I was never able to fully fulfil my call from God because I was battling the things on my back and the things that other people placed on me.
Dreams are in God's heart for me and I want to achieve them for him and with him for the rest of my days.