Mind-boggling Chaos

The United States and the world seem to me to be very chaotic in these times, there is so much going on at the same time that it's difficult to keep up with it. That is if one desires to be fully informed. Actually I don't know if there is enough time in any given day to keep up with old stories like the Epstein deal and President Trump's retribution against those he perceives as his enemies and more. Then there are the new and breaking stories which may or may not be true since what's on the internet these days could be fake. I'm referring to stories like the building up of American troops and war equipment in the Caribbean in an effort to apparently worry Venezuela or perhaps to attack that South American country. Is it to take on the effort to stop the flow of drugs into the USA? Seems like that's a lot of buildup just to accomplish that goal. 

Okay, as you know I'm sure, if you are paying attention that is, that the above paragraph only scratches the surface of the total political world after the government shutdown came to a close. There are so many interesting events happening as we speak, many of them hopeful and others with the intent and results unknown. For instance, I learned earlier today that President Trump and Putin have apparently worked out a secret agreement to resolve the war in Ukraine even though that country has not been involved. But now, the Internet news says US military leaders are in Ukraine apparently to discuss whether Ukraine could go along with the peace plan.

Okay, I will stop now. My point here is there seems to be so much going on that its mind-boggling difficult to keep up with everything and to have any understanding of what it all means. When you think you have everything figured out it all changes. It leads to me not wanting to try, I have better things to do with my time. In closing let me say that this is simply the way the world is today and each of us needs to make a decision about how much attention we want to pay to it. If it's anybodies fault I guess we could say that the Internet has as much responsibility as anybody.

Stan the Man