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Mega-fires, mega-denial : Comments
By Chris James, published 25/2/2009Governments have a wonderful capacity for hope but are not so good at formulating long term sustainable policy.
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Especially when the current collective consciousness which energises the current system, and its drive to total power and control over everything, is based on the systematic destruction of such a consciousnes.
It takes far more than a few good ideas to turn around the immense momentum of 3000 years of HIS-story.
Red pill of blue pill?
Every seemingly hopeful new idea and possibility immediately gets whatever truth it represents, sucked out of it, and is immediately coopted into the system----and then sold as another consumer product.
This system is thus described and hyped, especially by so called conservatives via, "you have never had it so good" or you are "living in the best of times"
The seemingly impossible dilemmas that we face and the anathema-ization of even the possibility of something new emerging is described in point #14 of this reference:
http://www.ispeace723.org/gcfprinciples2.html
"Generally speaking, politicians have to stay identified with the common mind and common illusions. But it is too late for that. The world cannot affoed leaders who are deluded by the old patterns of culture and mind."