Why are we killing?

Ngobesing Romanus dreams to inspire humanity. According to himself as the CEO of Radio Evangelium Bamenda and member of the Adivsory Board of African Dream, he does it with a passion. He believes his works have positively impacted millions of people around the world. So lets hope he can inspire others to bring out the best in themselves and realize their dreams.

For him

The world is in trouble;

How shall we come out of it?

I fear for the world;

Unless something is done.

How do you see it?

and he wonders what we do.

We see wicked acts
Everyday in the world;
Innocent people suffer and die;
People’s hearts are full of evil;
This evil is expressed in evil acts;
Many do to others as they like none
To do to them;
What do we do to make the world
An excellent place for all?
My proposal:
Every day avoid evil and do good;
Call on others in one way or other
To do good and avoid evil.
Do you have some ideas,
Of what we can do,
To make the world an excellent place?
Why not share?
{What do we do?}

Like us and other Bloggers for peace, he knows the challenges and is only setting the ball rolling;

lighting the candle; hopeful that candle by candle the whole world shall one day be filled by light.

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Preceding articles:

Reflections on the Great War #1 100 years on

Reflections on the Great War #2

Too Young To Fight?

Remembrance isn’t only about those who fought, but also those who refused

In Flanders Fields II – a new poem in response to the original

Lessons of the Somme

The Somme (1916) Working Class Holocaust

July 4, 1916 – Battle of the Somme greeted with ‘the greatest enthusiasm’

Gwalia military cemetery

Truth

A poem for #Somme100 

Remembering the Somme 100 years on

The War to end all wars

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Additional reading

1. All the war-propaganda, all the screaming and lies and hatred, comes invariably from people who are not fighting… George Orwell
2. Parade’s End and Saint Flora Castle
3. 1914 – 2014 preparations
4. 11 November, a day to remember #1 Until Industrialisation
5. 11 November, a day to remember #2 From the Industrialisation
6. Mons 2014 remembering the Great War
7. Liège 2014 remembering the Great War
8. August 4, 1914 to be remembered
9. Honouring hundreds of thousands of victims of the brutal Somme battle
10. Ulster Tower ceremony for the Irish at the Somme battle
11. Aftermath
12. Juncker warns for possible new war

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Further reading

1. Why Do People Kill People?
2. Playing God
3. Blood Red
4. Understanding. The Killing of Society
5. Sad Sunday.
6. Someone Kills
7. Japan man arrested for killing father with chopstick
8. We are better than this
9. Killing of British MP Jo Cox: What we know so far
10. England grieves killed administrator, EU submission crusade suspended
11. Massacre
12. Gaffney: Jihad in Orlando
13. Within Seconds.
14. Orlando
15. Thoughts On Orlando
16. President Obama On Orlando Mass Shooting: ‘This Was An Attack On All Of Us’
17. a tragedy in Orlando
18. The Orlando shooter was employed by a British security firm, and its shares are tanking
19. This is Love
20. A Letter to the People Using the Orlando Shooting to Promote Bigotry: You Will Never Win
21. Tragedy in America
22. Understanding Why
23. ‘I Miss My Old Life’: Christian Fleeing ISIS attack narrates ordeal
24. Thousands in Okinawa Demand U.S. Military Leave Japan After Killing
25. When You Think You’re Having A Bad Day Then You Watch The News
26. An Extremist View on Gun Control Policy.
27. Impunity
28. Qawwal Amjad Sabri shot dead in Karachi
29. A cricket lover, sufi singer Amjad Sabri shot dead
30. While You Were Sleeping: 5 stories you might have missed, June 23 edition
31. British MP murder suspect to be tried in November
32. The American Left and Terror
33. petition: India’s ‘Lust for Killing’ Wildlife Needs to Stop
34. Population Control: The Fetus, Fuck the Fetus!
35. What Makes This Okay?
36. Skydda Sierra Leones hundar mot brutal avlivning
37. The Summer of ’76
38. Scotus Abortion Clinic Ruling
39. 100 Degrees (Chicago)
40. Morality, pragmatism and killing
41. Justice for Shark Killed for Photo Opportunity
42. Tigers