The future tells us how the present will be played out. The narrative becomes simple, predictable. The only thing is: the slow pokes of the present aren't suppose to know.
Despite what other residents of America II who presently reside in Latter Day America think the flood gates of the future didn't open with Jeuger Niglery.
I'll be sharply criticized by my editors and historians for saying that; but from the perspective of being a resident of Latter Day America, now, the flood gates to the future open because of the mistakes of the past.
The losers, I find, are the jerks of the present.
They can't change the past that set the stage for their present that moves into the ame future, again.
What were the mistakes of the past that eroded the present of what it could be and thus irrevicably tainted the future to the solemly beautiful land that will usher the slow pokes into America II, which is really the first America - but for the sake of Latter Day America residents must be referenced as America II (they are going forward. I am looking behind): Hate and the accidental damage to the Ozone Layer.
As my question in the paragraph above migrated from a single direct question into rambling of clauses, I'll reapeat and answer consicely. What were the mistakes of the past that made the present and are directing us to the place from which I descended? They are hate and the destruction of the Ozone Layer.
Only two & I've said too much.
For health purposes, in the very near future,
The advertisments (JPEGs) I included with this post reflect the begining of this migration.
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