Outlook Twenty-Fourteen We all live in quickly aging - TopicsExpress



          

Outlook Twenty-Fourteen We all live in quickly aging cultures where many work-a-day people have a much better eyeball on what is important in life than the people who are supposed be running the place. Thats because as the ruling classes have become ever more intrenched in the delusions of amassing money and power they have also become ever more detached from compassion for their fellow man. Such problems have long faced human cultures as they have grown larger and older. While several societies around the globe have lasted for thousands of years, the successive governments that oversee those cultures, grew so creaky with time, that they underwent major re-organizations periodically. No large scale human government has ever been able to last more than around four hundred years without grinding to a halt and requiring major reorganization and repair in order to rid it of excessive corruption and unjust indifference towards its own citizens. Here in the early 21st century societies all round the globe are facing similar problems with corrupt and unjust governments badly in need of reorganization and repair. History tells us the weight of their own corruption and indifference will cause them to fail, probably sooner rather than later considering the damage they and the corporations they work for have been wrecking upon the environment around us. Humanity is a very resilient and adaptive species. We will, in all likelihood, survive the ineptness of our existing governments, but the institutions that currently rule us will all probably fail sometime during the next one hundred and fifty years. The resourcefulness of humanity and the hope, love, compassion, and common sense distributed widely among mankind will soon have the opportunity once again to build better governments for ourselves. Help us Earth Mother to succeed in the work before us. Dewey Dirks
Posted on: Sat, 22 Feb 2014 00:45:58 +0000

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