An environment conference is going on in Nairobi to discuss about global warming, who is contributing most and how should the emissions be reduced
With resources sapping
And layers cracking
Temperatures rise high
Seas become agressive
Tsunami will hit again
From here where do we go?
Will mankind follow
if we move to space?
We are the animals
We are the game
Why can't mankind leave nature alone?
With greed he destroyed the world?
And sadly enough
We have no say in his doings
Unclaimed ignorance by mankind has caused much too much of the world's problems. If only we would stress the "resulting factor", before rushing to "progress", maybe - just maybe- our world would be better off. Provocitive thoughts, well versed by you, Abdi-Noor!
Excellent write! We can only pray to have strength to see it through Abdi Noor! What has been done cannot be undone!Sad fact! ET
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on November 8, 2006
But this began a long time ago, during the industrial revolution. It was a good thing on one part but man did not care much about the environment. Victor
Yes. Yes. We are hell-bent on destroying what God created for us, including ourselves. Sad statement on humanity...which isn't so human after all. Well written, my (((brother))).
This is very true - Greed is our worse enemy in this life. We now know the American Indian had a better sense of worth and faith then those who came to this country and drove tem out. Marguerite
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Bom Bhole!
Roshan
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend/sister in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :(
Yes. Yes. We are hell-bent on destroying what God created for us, including ourselves. Sad statement on humanity...which isn't so human after all. Well written, my (((brother))).
(((HUGS))) love and prayer, Karla.
I think we humans are often far more savage and callous than the animals we share this planet with.