| "The insanity of deep water oil wells," by William Saletan "American Kleptocracy" by William Astore at TomDispatch.com Story of Stuff with Annie Leonard
to Global Consciousness in a World in Crisis' Our next pledge of allegiance must be to the Biosphere!
the world against all odds on the strengths or weaknesses of our own merits) – or are we socially oriented (who wish to associate with others for various reasons including fellowship)? Of course we're both.
book "Secrets of the Temple") argues that a more democratic money creation system in America could have saved us from latest financial collapse... While Simon Johnson and James Kwak at Baseline Scenario (in their latest book "Thirteen Bankers") propose that no financial institution should be allowed to control or own more than 4 percent of US Gross domestic product (roughly $570 billion) with a lower limit on investment banks of 2 percent (roughly $285 billion). These ceilings would affect only six banks: Bank of America, JPMorgan/Chase, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley - which should be enough to frighten us into action!
2011 could be the start of something BIG!
Elizabeth Warren explains middle class Robert Kuttner explains Obama President Obama has turned out to be a disappointment because (chose one): * A. Wall Street (and the Pentagon) have immense power * B. Obama (and Congress) have immense ego * C. Obama (and Congress) are not keen on progressive economic issues * D. Obama actually believes all the dumb/clever things he says * E. Obama (and Congress) have jobs and can't be distracted by unemployment * F. All of the above
Political Party affiliation: Stop being Republican or Democrat, be "Independent" Fixing Congress: Fix Congress First! 350ppm: www.350.org 2,200watts per person is "Watts we Face!"
Wind, Solar Power, Hydrogen Technology: Vote Yes!
Geographic "Working Together," by Elinor Ostrom (first woman Nobel Prize winner in Economics) author of "Governing the Commons," the science of cooperation, suggests there's hope... Read all about it in Yes! Magazine So many subjects it's overwhelming... So many things to do. One day one thing at a time, one subject, maybe that will do it? |

