STEP ONE:
is to acquire political support among the international community. The broader the support is, the more effective it will be. So far, we have seen environmental activist groups made themselves heard. And there is an overwhelming consensus that we are heading for an environmental crisis. But until now there has been no “outside of the box” type of solution provided.
Carbon capture alone is not going to solve the problem. For us as a species to turn things around, we need to completely rethink and restructure ourselves and our footprint on this earth of ours. This cannot be achieved within the monetary system. The system does not allow for the volume of necessary funding to convert our lifestyle. Furthermore, the monetary system sets/has limits on what can be achieved. This message, that we need to act now by removing the monetary system, needs to be made heard everywhere, in all countries. The message that we do not work for the sole purpose of making money, but instead to feel we are a part of something bigger than us, which is what gives our lives meaning. We are capable of far greater achievements if we are unchained from monetary limitations.
Acquiring the necessary political support can only be achieved by limiting the scope to only focus on the transition to a non-monetary system. There can be no connection to political standpoints – as most will favour their own. We cannot allow ourselves to lose focus to try and fix every problem at once – instead, we need to come together and focus our energy on achieving change on one front only – removal of the monetary system. For this to be achieved – any standpoint of public ownership of resources must be actively denied.
