Hope for the rest of the Year

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Today is June 2, 2020. We are roughly about to approach the middle of the whole year, the last year of the 2nd decade of the 21st Century. We have managed to get into dozens of things which we consider undesirable, yet we are still moving forward.

You could say that we had a bad start of the year, because of the Novel Coronavirus 2019, or now known as Covid-19. Or we can also consider the unusually large bushfires in Australia. Or, we can also go and tell that things had gone wrong since there were things like Last of Us 2 being leaked and ruined, the BCH community no longer trusting Bitcoin ABC, and so forth.

But we should not rely on these things. There is still things that went well. For example, good games are being released this year. BCH adoption grew in size due to the tandem halving of the Bitcoin blockchain; BCH, BSV, then BTC. People are now going for another fight against rasicm after a police officer killed someone by pressing their knee against the poor victim's neck.

All this aside, we should have hope for the world. Hope that we are still able to be good for the rest of our lives. Answer God's plan by following and helping others rise up and be themselves. Be able to contribute and keep communities together. As of right now, we desperately need help right now. Hope can only bring us to move to what we really need to do.

We are moving further towards the next step in our lives as Humanity itself. Let everyone know which thing is the truth, the good truth, and the truth everyone needs to know.

How can we help? We pray and act. Catholic teachings tell us that "Faith without action is a dead faith", which is correct. Don't just pray. We need to act and rise up.

Spread word of the truth. Stay safe.

It is funny, this was supposed to be my review for the first half of 2020... oh how things have changed.

I want to say to everyone to be safe. 4chan is attempting something to destroy Pride Month. The US is becoming worse day by day. The COVID-19 pandemic is still going on.

This is Rowan, signing off.