giugno 2012

Cuando el simpatizante se convierte en activista (1era parte)

Submitted by Fernando Suntur, Published on Sab, 06/30/2012 - 07:33

Una decisión entre el miedo y el amor /

Para dar respuesta a un problema en particular, debemos siempre considerar los factores que lo detonan. Es en este sentido de búsqueda que se hace prioridad formular las preguntas relacionadas al hecho irrefutable de que una acción genera siempre una reacción, y que los resultados de este hecho pueden terminar siendo constructivos o destructivos dependiendo, en gran medida, de la información que se tenga en ese momento.

Good Exists

Submitted by Lorraine Luntsford, Published on Ven, 06/29/2012 - 23:35

Everybody agrees that there is too much ‘Bad’ in the world. It’s all over the media. The news seems to be full of bad in one form or another. There are a few happy news reports, but they seem buried under all the muck.

But good is there, it just needs to be fostered. Our mindset is all wrong. Monetary systems foster and nurture all of our negative behaviors and in many cases amplify them.

Political Parties & RBE Transition

Submitted by Chris Givigliano, Published on Ven, 06/29/2012 - 23:17

Forming a political party that exemplifies the Zeitgeist Movement's ideals has been a hotly debated topic for as long as the Movement has been around. However, given the apolitical and leaderless nature of the Movement, the global requirements of the Resource Based Economic Model (RBEM), and all of the hurdles and distractions that come along with forming a political party from scratch, it simply doesn't make much strategic sense.

Unifying the World, Bringing Down the Fences

Submitted by Daniel rirdan, Published on Ven, 06/29/2012 - 23:14

Earth is owned by no one and is home to all. In accordance, everyone ought to have unrestricted rights of passage, residence, and work throughout the planet.

Building a Creative Economy - Transition to a Sustainable Economy

Submitted by Kari, Published on Gio, 06/28/2012 - 17:02

Adapted from a presentation delivered at the Building a Creative Economy conference in Sydney on 29th October 2011.

I remember when I was little I asked my mum what her religion was. She told me that she didn’t have any religion per se, but that she felt connected to a particular philosophy – that of the native American Indians. She explained that she did not worship any god, but worshiped the earth in the sense that she felt compelled to nurture that which sustains life.

Evolution and the debt crisis; Is it time to adapt?

Submitted by Colin Turner, Published on Gio, 06/28/2012 - 17:01

(FWC press release for UK and Irish media, June 2012)

The Free World Charter How are we going to resolve the global debt crisis and restore economic stability and growth? It seems like everyone has an opinion on this question, but so far, no-one has been able to offer a credible, universally-accepted solution to put our financial 'humpty-dumpty' back together again. We have the world's best minds working on the problem, yet the only solution they have come up with so far is to just print more money - and you don't need a degree in economics to know how unsustainable or even perilous an idea that is.