the blue society

A depressed person can help no-one save themselves.

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Making depression and selfishness unhappy bedfellows.

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Depression represents the asocial apex of a society.

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Capitalism feeds off dissatisfaction.

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If you have everything you need you won't need to purchase anything else.

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The greater your dissatisfaction the closer you come to depression.

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The mechanics of capitalism thrive on an underlying drift to depression.

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vices and virtues

Vanity and self-criticism are two peas from the same pod.

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People love their faults just as much as their virtues.

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People would readily jettison their virtues if needs be, whilst defending their faults to the hilt.

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A fault may be described as a weakness, when it is actually treasured by the bearer as a badge of honour.

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You know where are you are with a fault. Virtues are more perpelexing.

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shannon airport

Rich US golfers express concerns
At being overcharged. Their golf
Bags are large enough to hide a
Body. In the departure terminal
Young men and women, white, black or
Latino amble, chat, sup a last
Guiness. Wearing desert boots and
Khaki fatigues. Without a hint of
Aggression, bearing fluffy toys in
Plastic bags. The golfers don't mix with
The unassuming soldiers whose quiet
Eyes protest they wouldn't harm a fly.

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favours

If one plans on asking for a favour, one should ask graciously, without fear of denial.

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Otherwise the request runs the risk of coming across as an instruction, or an order.

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One should never give orders to those from whom one might require a favour. Whatever is gained in the short term will be lost in the long.

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standards of living

Our society, no matter how rich in comfort, is little more than a pauper in time.

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our pledge to you

If you want your life to be a self-fulfilling prophesy -
That can easily be arranged.

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