



CONNECT COMMENTARY
There're many news stories overlooked in the mass of different narratives beamed to us each and every day. Among them are often snips of insight which should call us to ponder more deeply - think more critically - or even cause us to level more searching questions - at someone.
In Thought Bytes, our editors take an opportunity to draw attention to easily missed stories, certain viewpoints and even simple one line sentences - which can reveal so much more - if they are read, or heard, with appropriate discernment.

Syria – Does This Make Sense?
The happenings in Gaza – Palestine – don’t make sense to the ordinary person in the street – and there’s a reason for that. When things like the Gaza genocide happen, it’s because there is a will for it to happen.


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Is Murder Always Wrong?
The CEO of an American healthcare company - Brian Thompson - was killed recently by a stranger. Within days, a documentary maker - Michael Moore - was invited to speak to the media – to say he condemns murder.

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Rich Nation – Poor People!
Those knowing the flags of nation states, will immediately recognise the disconnection between – the title for this Thought Byte and its relevance to the state of Belgium. But the two things are very much connected!


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It’s Time To Talk About Dying
A parliamentary bill has been passed recently in the UK that has the potential to change our society – and how we regard life and death - for ever. This bill is highly controversial. Even its name divides people – as bizarre as that is.

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Who Asked The Cows – Or Us?
One of the latest concerns about what’s going into food is a new feed supplement for cows. Trials of Bovaer as an additive to food given to cows have begun. Cows have no say in the matter – and, it seems, nor do we.


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Sustainability – For All Of Us?
Several high-profile environmental campaigners spoke recently at a local event in Wiltshire about a new community project. Living sustainably was – of course – extremely important to everyone there – but I have questions.

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