They say the world is too big for one person to change, that to me is a false statement! The single mind of one person is more powerful than a computer we just need to stop focusing on the fluff and sugar of culture and wake up to the real problems. In a time where everything is available at the touch of a finger or the range of a voice command we have departed from big physical gatherings. We now gather in the ever present digital world connecting together alone.
No one new that Hitler would change the world nor did they expect him to kill five million people. Not until after the reign of Hitler did the world changed battle tactics and the ideas around global warfare went under agreed restrictions. America took a more global stance on providing help to other nations and started acting like the global police force. A kid walks into a school and open fires killing fellow class mates and teachers, the nation divides while one side goes out and buys more guns and the competing side pushes for stricter laws on gun control. Middle men like gun manufacturers make money hand over fist and pay money to keep their product free flowing.
The war on drugs is a good example of changing the world, one man created the war on drugs for his own job security and funding from the government. The war on drugs targeted specific people of a certain color or social standing and put them in jail with no substantial proof or scientific evidence. Families are torn apart by the war on drugs to this day as young men are imprisoned for lengthy sentences inside privatized prisons backed by corporate investors. Each prisoner means three meals a day, beds, clothing, snacks, books, phone calls, stamps, letters and much more. The tax payers pay for all of this and the suppliers suck up the money and in return supply unhealthy products that just barely meet required standards set down by the government. In prison a can of soda costs $2.50 warm, a five minute phone call costs $20 after fees have been added on by the prison and the phone company.
Allow yourselves to gather together in physical form and allow yourselves to speak with a real voice, tell yourself and others your needs of this world. Listen to the others needs and make a plan to achieve to provide for these needs. Do not use fear and anger tactics to be heard, allow yourselves to be seen as a calm organization that plans and uses wit and talent to redirect the negative aggression into positive motion. Show the world the unshakable value of holding one’s self accountable with no fear of open evaluation or skepticism. Let them see you and I and let us show them how our ways build a better living arrangement with the earth and fellow species.
The world for now is what we’ve been granted, ragged scarred and blackened lands give way to disturbed ground mined for worthless components of society that have been assigned value by the powers of governance. Diamonds are valuable or so the hype would have you believe, people die for these gems of beauty but is it really worth the price of death? Diamonds became famous because a single company called De Beers made them a fashion accessory. A couple wasn’t a couple without a diamond ring and of course if you’re going to get the ring you need the matching earrings, necklace and bracelet. Soon diamonds were flying out of the ground and onto women’s bodies, jewelry and clothes. If you want to make something look rich and wealthy you add diamonds, things like diamond nail polish, gem encrusted phones, diamond ringed watches and so much more add to the inflated value of diamonds. A single person can build demand if they can control supply of an item, if that item is hard to manufacture or duplicate you will make bank.
Step up my fellow observers and organize together with me, you see the world on various levels but by now you have to notice the unbalance. Scientist claim we are entering the sixth mass extinction and very few people are worried about this horrifying period of time. We have become too confident and comfortable with our position as the dominating factor in the equation of life. Secret societies have been revealed as guides in the past but I call for an open society consisting of everyone to come together and create a life sustaining environment with equal rights to food and medical care.
One should not have to worry about money when one is deathly ill with cancer, you should not stay awake at night wondering if the chemicals in your dinner are slowly killing you. This way of existing will be unusual for some at first but once it becomes clear no one is harmed or kept under armed guard they will see the imprints of our footsteps leading them to our welcoming academics of living by demonstration.