If that makes sense

In the event of writing something, I chanced upon Nostradamus the hero of quite a few centuries. For yon and yon people have wondered what their past would be like. When some wonder what will work out for them there are dolphins and men in war already lying in a pool of blood. Whither are you folks. I’d like to ask when the WTC or the Tsunami hit? In a mall, in a pub, in function r busy doing charity work or writing articles like me? It’s not your fault. So many things are happening simultaneously and we do no have hold over the situation! Some of you will say that is none of our business! What are the politicians, volunteers and NGO’S doing? We should take responsibility for whatever has happened. Just as wheezing doesn’t come to someone out from the blue but over a period of neglecting one’s own health, prone to cold, so also disasters strike when we fail to look into what’s happening and what has been our contribution for the same. Cutting prices landed some in the malls, box office hits landed others in writing reviews. Critics critically opined statements made in the parliament, gays started the countdown to legalise their rights and hapless endangered species waited for their sad end. Obese and patients waited for something to happen in their respective couches and beds. Health freaks managed with medicines and aerobatics and the unemployed wrote slogans for the opposite party. While some were busy decking up cheerleaders, some managed to give threats through emails wasting time, money, energy everything. Nothing is unknown to us. Nor are we rising up to action for fear lest our mental peace and bank balance is thwarted. We are a hub of panic-stricken morons waiting for the world to end and thinking about it as to how. But not all. There are people like Heidi Hansen who is working on the Peace Front or Nandita Das acting to serve the needy and the hapless or Deepak Chopra trying to melt science in the crucible of spirituality. Waiting is not the solution when it comes o thinking and acting over what we think. The Yashpal Committee came up with the silhouette of what the modern education system should be like what the reforms to be implemented are and the need to study teachers and rate them in the class. If this does not kick start right now, we’ll probably find ourselves getting hit by a meteor or floating on the ocean with a wooden plankton as a support.