I once visited a floating island made of reeds in Lake Titicaca; it serves as the home of the Uros tribe, and predates the Incas. Here’s one man’s contemporary version, floating on plastic bottles. Can you imagine how many of these islands could be made? An image comes to mind: my shock at the view […]
Read MoreRemember Corporate America’s Global Gulag? Well here’s an update, to remind us of the real cost of our beautiful Apple devices. And BTW: wherever corporate capitalism goes, there springs up the gulag. The aim is always more, cheaper, faster — to increase immediate “value” for the stockholders; never mind damage to Earth and earthlings in […]
Read MoreThis well-meaning and researched article misses a crucial point, methinks, one Ben Fulford makes so well in his interview with David Wilcock. The enormous infrastructure, personnel and skill level of the military are exactly what is needed to transform this culture from guns to butter, from swords to plowshares. Everything is in place, we don’t […]
Read MoreHere’s the story in a nutshell: “Last July, the UN General Assembly passed, without dissent, a Bhutanese-initiated resolution recognizing the pursuit of happiness as a fundamental human goal and noting that this goal is not reflected in GDP. The resolution invited member states to develop additional measures that better capture the goal of happiness. The […]
Read MoreAnd what an exciting read this is! I’ve been leery of Ben Fulford, since he seems to be such an over-the-top “good” vs “evil” guy, with cops and robbers chasing each other world-wide. But this interview offers up his overview of the situation with such historical detail and complexity that I’m beginning to open to […]
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