Butterfly in the Well: Village Opinions with Exploratory Knack

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Fundamentals decide everything, yet culturally there is little explorative drive even to examine the fundamental consequences of cultural media news priorities.

Described by radio host Rick Bell as a very powerful message , the subject of this book is indeed significant, relevant and unique: confusion, and reads remarkably prophetically of the consequences of both media and political indifference to the principle that every human-being is entitled to understanding; the pandemic was the result of the business-as-usual disregard for what the public has to say, meant as healthy preoccupation with stability and prosperity yet fueling the demise of community fundamentals: independent initiative and responsibility.

Replying to the Village political and cultural magazine almost four years prior to the lock-down, Robert Ewing immediately warned of a rather more serious virus; and he also wrote prophetically to Village of the murder of MP Joe Cox and of the Vegas concert shootings.