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LIFE IS UNPREDICTABLE — THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU WISH SOMEONE DOWNFALL

Life is truly unpredictable. Sometimes, people become so eager to take over what does not belong to them that they forget one important truth: nobody knows what the next second will bring. Some people assume that because someone is older, they will die first. But life does not work that way. There is wisdom in the saying that an old tree may continue to stand while a young tree falls. Age alone does not determine who will leave this world first. The young may fall before the old, and tomorrow is never guaranteed to anyone. As children, family members, loved ones, friends, and neighbors, we should never wish for another person’s downfall, especially when that person has done nothing wrong to us. Yes, when someone hurts us or our family, pain and anger can lead us to say things we might not otherwise say. Human beings feel pain. But there is a difference between reacting to someone’s wrongdoing and deliberately plotting evil against an innocent person simply because of jealousy, envy,...

💔 A WIFE’S CRY FOR HELP. A MOTHER’S PLEA FOR JUSTICE. A FAMILY BEGGING TO BE REUNITED. 💔 WHERE IS THE JUSTICE? WHERE IS THE HUMANITY? AND WHY IS MY FAMILY STILL SUFFERING?

My name is Mrs. Puskas Favour. I am a wife, a mother, and a woman desperately asking the public to hear my cry for help. I am asking for help to bring my husband, Al Puskas, the sole owner of National Fail-Safe (NFS), home to the family he loves—the wife who has stood beside him and the minor children who need their father. My husband worked hard to build his life, his business, and a future for our family. We built a life together, made plans for our children, and worked toward financial security. Today, as my husband lives with dementia, I am fighting to protect our family, preserve the future we worked so hard to build, and seek a fair opportunity for us to be reunited. My husband is more than a conservatorship case. He is not a case file. He is a husband, a father, a businessman, and a human being with a family who loves him and wants him home. My husband is living with dementia. His condition did not erase the years of love we shared, the life we built together, the home he worked...

INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNTABILITY: WHO IS REALLY CAUSING THE SUFFERING?

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People often blame the politician, the President, the government, the governor, the mayor, political parties, or someone else in government whenever people suffer, families struggle, or things go wrong. Yes, government decisions can affect our lives. Politics matters. Laws matter. Leadership matters. But sometimes, we need to look much closer to home. Sometimes, the person causing another person’s suffering is not a politician. It is an individual person. When you intentionally harm your neighbor, fight over property you know does not belong to you, create conflict within a family, or force someone to spend their life savings fighting a legal battle, you are contributing directly to that person’s suffering. When one person hurts another, that pain spreads. It affects spouses. It affects children. It affects parents. It affects friends. It affects entire families. And sometimes, it can destroy lives. LOOK AT MY FAMILY I can speak about this because I am living it. My husband and I were ...

THE POSITION YOU HAVE TODAY A Spoken-Word Message About Power, Justice & Consequences

Listen to me… The position you have today is not the position you will have forever. The title on your desk does not make you untouchable. The power in your hands does not make you the giver of life. And the authority you have today does not guarantee you authority tomorrow. Remember that. Because laws were written by people. Rules were created by people. Systems were designed by people. And what people create… people can change. So when you are placed in a position of power— BE CAREFUL. Be careful how you use your authority. Be careful how you treat people. Be careful whose life you disrupt. Because behind every case number is a human being. Behind every signature is a family. Behind every decision there are children watching. There are husbands. There are wives. There are mothers. There are fathers. There are people whose hearts are breaking because someone in a position of power decided that their voice did not matter. Don’t use your position to inti...