Friday, 29 October 2010

The Economy.

I can hardly bear to watch as politicians thrash around yet again trying to pull back the £. A fictitious £ may I add. The world has gone mad. Real human suffering is the end result of fictitious money, with half the money owed, being nothing more than a number on a computer screen with no 'asset' behind it.

When are we going to give up the ghost. The economy is falling like a pack of cards in slow motion. Too slow for some to see. It's hard to see when you're in M+S looking at the perfect shelves with food abundant. But if I didn't have a penny then I could not eat that food. That statement should sound bizarre.  If I am born onto this planet-why should I need money to eat food and drink water?

Millions of people have suffered at the hands of this barbaric commercial system. It-does-not-work. Never more so when it's at YOUR door and the wolf is coming to the UK's door.


Let's disband the monetary system, lets disband parliament, bring on the experts of city architecture, lifestyle, ecology, botany, zoology, agriculture, futuristic transport, modern energy-lets hear from scientists, sociologists, psychiatrists who are better versed to know what suits society best.We want a world of abundance for all, where resources are shared equally, where work is no longer to raise another fictitious £-but to develop the planet, to protect wildlife, to nurture animals, to stop all suffering and to enjoy leisure.

I want that world, that world is within our grasp, we can build a paradise here on earth.

A world without money? Many people will say-But how will I spend my days? What would be my motivation for getting up in the morning? How sad we have become in our quest for accumulating material objects simply for the sake of having them, that we can see no other motivation in our lives.

Give yourself a moment to think about life where money did not exist. Where we lived in tune with the planet, working hard in the summer to siesta in the winter months. Where resources were shared around the world. Where you and I lived a fulfilled life doing what you truly enjoyed. Where each individual would all fall neatly into their true path, be it a doctor, teacher, scientist, poet, mother, builder, driver, carer..

I imagine a scene in my perfect world where mans only concern may be the big gathering at the end of the week where millions of people come together simply for the enjoyment of socialising, stepping of futuristic transport to some incredible event. Imagine that, a life where the focus was unity, continually meeting vast amount of new people, prioritising floral and fauna, where not one animal was killed inhumanely but loved and protected,  where the television did not have one advert other than to show the immense beauty of the planet. Where everyone was equal. No monarchy no class system no wealth for the few, no wars, but resources for all.

All the answers are there. It's not difficult.

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