Mr. Trickfox wrote:If you are such a doomsayer????? Then my friend, Get away from me because I allready know all about this pending dissaster but I've gone way beyond just complaining about it. I'm gathering up allies who want to create solutions.
At least, I am busy trying to DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. Many of us are trying to see a better future emerging from the release of previously hidden possible solutions to these problems.
A big part of it will happen when we can finally harness zero point energy.
If you think that this is useless and pure speculation, then you are NOT listening to the people who say"WE CAN DO IT", and you are simply picking out all the problems and throwing back in our faces and admitting defeat.
There seems to be a slight misunderstanding. And you are putting words into my mouth i. e. "If you think that this is useless and pure speculation..."
I never said this. And I never conceeded defeat. What I find objectionable though is the naive notion that one just has to dump the technology on people without considering how to spread it efficiently and quickly to the masses that truly need it.
There are many elements, which play a vital role. It is not just enough to have the technology - IT HAS TO SPREAD IN AN EFFICIENT MANNER TO THE GREATEST NUMBER OF POTENTIAL USERS.
What I simply wanted to point out is the fact that we are in the midst of an accelerating process, which is gaining in momentum.
In my opinion the situation is very simple. What will be faster? The pace of accumulating problems or the pace of change?
Which rythm will dominate? The rythm of the storm on the horizon or the rythm of people coming up with solutions and implementing those?
Like in the "Book of Five Rings" by Miyamoto Musashi.
If the rythm of solution will dominate the rythm of problems, then everything will be perfectly well.
I am not screaming the sky is falling, nor am I admitting any defeat. I'm just stating facts.
I know people who travel all around North America giving speaches about all this doom and gloom and "invasion by Alien Greys who are kidnapping us and experimenting on our bodies and all that negative bullshit", and the "LECTURERS" are making lots of money scaring people. They make a living spreading this negative bullshit but they are not offering up any solutions about it. They are just crying "WOLF" then collecting the speaking fees and quite frankly I DON'T BUY IT.
This is intellectual dishonesty on your part i. e. mixing what is patently silly with challenges that are real in order to depict me as deluded and unbalanced.
So....AM..... Just tell us...... What is SPECIFIC new and exciting proposition you have as a posible solution to all these problems.....
a.) Educate people and spread the knowledge
E. g. agriculture: spread the information about permaculture, Masanobu Fukuoka's techniques, etc. First and foremost though put in place regulations which will prevent the speculation with agricultural commodities in financial markets. Just in case you think that I am again fear-mongering, then please take a look at the following article.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080423/BUSINESS/868303815/1001 wrote:Farmers and food executives appealed fruitlessly to federal officials yesterday for regulatory steps to limit speculative buying that is helping to drive food prices higher. Meanwhile, some Americans are stocking up on staples such as rice, flour and oil in anticipation of high prices and shortages spreading from overseas.
Their pleas did not find a sympathetic audience at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), where regulators said high prices are mostly the result of soaring world demand for grains combined with high fuel prices and drought-induced shortages in many countries.
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"Something is wrong," said National Farmers Union President Tom Buis, adding that the CFTC's refusal to rein in speculators will force farmers and consumers to take their case to Congress.
"It may warrant congressional intervention," he said. "The public is all too aware of the recent credit crisis on Wall Street. We don't want a lack of oversight and regulation to lead to a similar crisis in rural America."
Economy: microfinance, etc.
Make people in the West (especially U. S.) aware of the fact that saving money might not be such a bad idea after all, instead of fueling their greed for more (e. g. a bigger house than you can afford with your income, etc.) with cheap credit (this problem anyway does not exist anymore, because the conditions are getting tighter and tighter).
Etc.
b.) Start a new civil-rights movement against the surveillance state
c.) Implement the new technologies you are speaking about on wide scale
Have you ever considered garnering the support for such technologies in India? Although fast rising, India is still relatively poor, has many problems with it's electricity-grid (frequent brownouts), etc. and would welcome such solutions. In need people will consider options which may seem from a conventional point of view impossible.
India is far from being ideal i. e. there is much corruption there, etc., but it is still the largest democracy on Earth!
The Chinese are dangerous. I wouldn't sell them even a set of steak-knives. They are dangerous, because of their rabid and blind nationalism. Further they are an autocratic society, where on paper communism still reigns, but in reality you have all the elements of fascism in place.
And in case you think I am bashing China, please consider the following article from KOMMERSANT, which is A RUSSIAN NEWSPAPER. And you can hardly condemn the Russian media of being blindly pro-Western or overly sympathetic to the Western (especially Anglo-Saxon) points of view
Kommersant wrote:Kommersant - Apr. 22, 2008
Chinese Response to Tibet Criticism
...Besides the concerns being voiced by foreign business executives in China, the government is alarmed by nationalists who have expressed their dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the situations in Tibet and Taiwan and who are accusing the Communist Party of China of “criminal collaboration with Western capitalists” and similar offenses and pointing out that it has failed to raise China to the status of a great power. Those sentiments are especially popular among young, successful Chinese who have studied abroad...
Yes, the nationalistic sentiments are ESPECIALLY popular among young, successful Chinese WHO HAVE STUDIED ABROAD (EMPHASIS IS ON ABROAD). You know what is the most amusing about this article? The fact that the Communist Party of China is afraid of it's own nationalistic people, which it so carefully reared in order to fill up the ideological vacuum that manifested when Marxism and Leninism lost in power and were not enough to legitimize the rule of the Party.
India might be a good place to start. Although people are getting swamped by the cultural junk from the West, there are still traditional values being preserved.
Until China transforms, India is one of the best choices.
Further if you consider that the new paradigm might have many things in common with the ancient Indian philosophy you could see that there might be less resistance to such notions than in the West.
d.) Give the man on the street, what he truly needs - a job, food on his table, schooling for his children and a decent life.
Again, I was misunderstood. I am writting so vehemently, because what I can now see is two ways of thinking:
- the doomers with their "the world will end tomorrow"
- the cornucopians with their blind worship of technology and seeing everything through rosy glasses.
What I see too few of are the following kind of people: optimists with a sober attitude who do not delude themselves - people who have a keen awareness of history and politics combined with a creative mind and cool heads with ideas on how to deal with problems.
Anyway, I will put this discussion to rest and won't engage in further debate as far as the above topic is concerned, because people are resorting to intellectual dishonesty. AND I STAND BEHIND MY WORDS - TIME WILL TELL WHO WAS RIGHT.
P. S. Returning back to agricultural problems. Why not help remedy the crisis through Dr. Brown's inventions? It may seem silly to you that I bring this up, but there were many experiments conducted where plants in pyramids or plants watered with pyramid-treated water grew faster and more abundantly.
Now, if the pyramid is indeed focusing gravitational/sidereal energy then why not use devices which will feed this vital energy to plants so that they grow better. Why use fertilizers?
Why not construct a device working on the principles of Dr. Brown's discoveries and feed the plants directly with the ether?
Gravitobiology as Thomas Bearden would say.
Make a comparative study. What grows better: plants treated solely with fertilizer or plants directly influenced or fed by gravitational fields/sidereal radiation?
These are just a few most rudimentary thoughts. I am not making any claims to their accurateness.