On June 4-7, 2015, we aim to create Pandomonium!
“Seizing an Alternative: Toward an Ecological Civilization”
“Seizing an Alternative: Toward an Ecological Civilization”focuses on the big ideas that matter for a thriving ecosphere, featuring some seven hundred presenters and more than eighty areas of specialty. For details, see here. And to hear about it, listen to founder Dr. John Cobb interviewed on “It’s Our Money with Ellen Brown”, here.
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This came to my attention quite recently and if I was ever to say that money was really mine and sovereign in my ownership, this would be the best example, IMO , because there is no debt, nor is there any counter-party risk. I find it quite fascinating given that the company trades publicly in Toronto. There can be no doubt that this is an example of a new wave of private asset backed currencies that we expect. No government or bank involvement in the creation or in the ownership. I think that is sooooooo refreshing
ELLEN—–WILL NOT BE IN LA TILL JUNE 8????
WANT TO HAVE LUNCH OR BREAKFAST AT LANGHAM ON 8TH???? TOM
Dear Folks,
The money is not ours while it is produced by the Federal Reserve System. The money belongs to the owners of the Federal Reserve System, FRS, and the interconnected international bank conglomerates. The FRS legislates through the sham American Government and is accountable to nobody.
The solution is autonomous money, a public service, in conjunction with an entirely different civilization grounded on a production-based economy, local industrial production for local use, independent from transnational corporations, and their private bank.
HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY!
You all be well!
Yours, Reed
Thomas Jefferson’s vision of regional sovereignty with local, public banking with autonomous money represents our best chance for security and happiness in this world, which is what the private banking conglomerate endeavors to prevent. Globalization is a euphemism for totalitarian world dictatorship by a global bank. The American objective should be independence from transnational corporations and their monopolization of the vital sectors of the world economy.
American sovereignty is an economic proposition based on local production for local use. “Production-based” economy is contingent on the democratization of money, autonomous money, as a regional, public service. Authentic democracy is contingent on authentic, sovereign communities and their community confederations. The subsequent civilization will see the end of private banks. And structurally, it will prove an extreme juxtaposition. But, it will be more secure, more prosperous, and much happier.
Jefferson’s vision of egalitarianism would have dove-tailed well with the information age and it’s abilities to structure things in a way that breaks from the classical hierarchical model
Civic organization based on structured dialogue and consensus breaks with hierarchical models. Authentic democracy breaks with hierarchical models. The enemy of power concentrated beyond the control of the people is authentic democracy. Can authentic democracy be re-instated? I think it can be. It will require self-reflective, conscious people who understand the desirability of independence, and who have that plan. The components of authentic democracy include localized, production-based economies.
In the context of power centered mass centralist society, computerization is used, by the powers that be, as a weapon for control and surveillance. For-profit, Science and research is either bought and shelved, or allotted martial applications by those same powers. The war against humanity is in progress. My blog: http://decentralizationblog.wordpress.com
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