I was talking to someone yesterday about how many things need to be fixed and they didnt have time to study all sorts of topics and issues and they just couldnt take the time to be concerned about another issue, like chemtrails. And I nodded in agreement and felt the frustration and the reality of it. And so I thought more about it. And realized that many of us spend oodles of time just making enough money to pay the rent, mortgage, food, utility bills, insurance etc.. or finding another place to rest ones head and to find another place where there might be food at a particular church or center... modern life with all its comforts and its evolutionary impulse to guarantee these comforts, definitely have come at a price. Call it design or whatever the fact is, it is as it is and we are sitting right here in the middle of it, right now... And that, many times to give ourselves some respite from the maddening world, we need a certain amount of downtime, whether thats in the form of yoga, meditation, going to a blockbuster film, vacating, eating, getting involved in our favorite addictions, crafts, inner manifestation or whatever... Is there somewhere in our lives where we ask the important questions like why is it that we are only using 10% of our brain among a plethora of more meaningful questions? If theres a pressing issue, like climate change, GMO foods, drought, etc., how do we deal with it? Do we run away from it, try to share it with others, get people upset and walk away if we try to hand them a poster or start a conversation. Can we assume they/we want to know about all the bad things that are happening? Can we see a bigger picture that the design is for the bad and the good to be irrevocably tied with each other? Or can the bad poeple just go away.. or create a government that can put them away in prison, those people who are really at fault for many of the major issues of the day besides the many young people and people of color who are in prison for a little bit of grass? So what do we do? read what we can in the hopes that we find out whats wrong with this situation and act accordingly to make it better or make it go away. Does making this group page a way to communicate and educate? Does it always come down to numbers of people? Does it come down to people writing letters to the editor en masse? Has anyone here written a letter to the editor about this page or about the various films, etc? How do movements take off? Its typically a few people who are organized, who know what they want and to know that they need numbers before anything can effectively even be questioned rather than resolved immediately. Do they need to become a non-profit, a structure that befits the group, tshirts, mission statement, use educational methods to get others interested, start a petition, get funding for supplies. Does this what it takes? Are we there yet? Do we rely on leaders in the old sense of the word or are we at an evolutionary stage where we can come together in small groups and become effective in changing certain behaviors, proposing creative ways that really wake people up rather than the usual anti protest mode? Ecuador (I believe) got smart and pronounced a Rights of Nature campaign as part of their Constitution and has virally spread to the US. Activists in the anti Fracking movement have been using it. Spraying aerosols of aluminum and barium and boron in our skies would be considered quite similarly. Would adding the chemtrail travesty to the anti fracking movement fair well? Of course not. It would splinter and divide and get off the main objective. So theres strategies that work and that dont work. Add comments if you wish... thanks for reading...
Posted on: Wed, 09 Apr 2014 20:22:05 +0000
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