The world's going mad...

When scrolling through today's news items, I happened to come across this piece on the BBC website. I am of course, not old enough to remember the particular history of Point-Saint-Esprit but it seems strange that this could have been overlooked for such a long time.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-10996838

On a day when the Claudy bomb conspiracy has been revealed in Northern Ireland, it cannot go unnoticed that something strange has also happened in this small French town. The act of collusion is seemingly popular.













It's so disappointing when the public's trust has been placed in moral and authoritive figures, only to realise that themselves were the so-called 'baddie'.

And as if that's not bad enough, students today opened GCSE envelopes to reveal their future prospects. In a world where the truth lies behind a bed of cover-ups and everlasting enquiries, how glorious can their future really be?