The Reshaping Of The System We Believed In

 
What do we see today? What is becoming of our lives?

What we once took for granted is fast becoming a distant memory. Millions, if not billions, of people around the world are waking up to the sad reality that their utopian lifestyle is changing.

Look at the countries, look at the people; do we see wealth and prosperity, do we see harmony and happiness or can we see the changing landscape; where people are having to wake up to the fact that more people are losing their jobs, more people will begin to lose their homes, more people will suffer life changing events.

How many people will be able to cope with suddenly losing their income, their revenue stream?

How will people adapt, how will they service their debts, how will they pay for their credit usage? Will we start to see repossessions? Will we start to see vehicles vanishing from people’s homes, from people’s drives, from people’s yards?
Will people cope with waking up one morning to find a ‘repo’ man knocking at their door?

Did people think this was an eternal way of life? Did people think this would never end?
What were people thinking? Were they thinking at all?

So many were encouraged, so many were persuaded, so many have been duped into believing that being in debt was an acceptable way of life. A lot of people had no choice, a lot of people struggle to make ends meet, how will they cope when this financial onslaught hits them?

Is there a way out for people? Are we now passed the point of no return?

How will the leaders of these countries support their people when difficulty is felt by most, if not all? Will they give food to the needy, will they give shelter to the freezing, will they give money to those without?
Is that not what we have already seen; helicopter drops, free money, financial support?

But is it free? Is the support without strings attached?

How many people have ever got anything for nothing?