EDIT TO ADD:  Note to whoever added this pic:  "The love of money is the root of all evil."  If We remove the soil in which the root grows, it cannot flourish. This quote was made from inside the scarcity paradigm, and as such does not reflect the options and expectations of…

In Our past systems of governing, We pass "laws" - whether by consent of the "governed" (seldom) or by decree from a body of one to some number of Individuals who are making decisions.  (They aren't really Laws, for there are only three Laws.  If You look, You will see they are all statutes, codes, bills, declarations, constitutions, regulations, mandates, edicts, decrees, rules, and so on.  They are NOT Laws.)



So We operate under these decisions for Us as best We can.  We vote…

Let Me take You down to the foundations of why We exchange to survive (economics). When We first began acquiring and creating things with Our meaningful energy expended, the product of that expenditure was valued (and represented that energy, with the meaning setting the value) because We did not have the time/energy to acquire and/or create all We might want. We bartered and traded and work exchanged to fill all the gaps.



Eventually, these modes of exchange became cumbersome, and…

The End of Entropy:

A Look at Our Entropic World and the Evidence Supporting How We Could Change This

 by Amaterasu Solar

Entropy…  That measure of disorder that increases as energy is dissipated into unusable forms effects many aspects of our present human condition.  It is easy to grasp the principle…

Push for lift-off on drone deliveries in Australia

October 15, 2013

Ben Grubb

Deputy technology editor

Australia may soon be the first country in the world to see commercial courier deliveries by drone, if a launch by a textbook rental service and an…

So, We have the psychopaths of Human society in control of the money (which affords power over Others), the mainstream media, the governments, the corporations, the militaries, the production of "news," the "geoengineering," the polluting, the rest of the mess on this planet.

Many I see wanting to strike out at These who assume the things the "elite" assume about Themselves - KILL this One!  Sentence that One to life!  IMPEACH!

When I look at these Ones I can only pity, seeing…

Singapore chokes on haze as Sumatran forest fires rage

(CNN) -- Singapore was shrouded in haze on Wednesday as smoke from forest fires in nearby Sumatra drifted across the Malacca Strait in the city's worst pollution…

US Defense Secretary: Israel to make its ‘own decision’ to attack Iran

Published time: April 21, 2013 14:57 

Edited time: April 22, 2013 04:38

US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel acknowledges that while Israel and the US share a commitment to ensuring Iran does not acquire a nuclear weapon, there "may well be some differences" on the question of when it might decide to go for a…

US to deploy 200 troops to Jordan to curb Syria violence - Hagel

Published time: April 17, 2013 20:50 

Edited time: April 18, 2013 02:37

The US will deploy 200 troops to Jordan in the coming weeks in a bid to support that country’s defenses, Washington says, as the Syrian crisis escalates.

The Wednesday statement came from US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel in…

ExxonMobil keeping quiet as Mayflower residents report increasing health problems

Published time: April 17, 2013 23:09

As the cleanup of the March 29 ExxonMobil spill in Arkansas continues, eyewitness reports of environmental and public health consequences are beginning to emerge - despite notable near-silence from the oil giant and local authorities on the matter.

Only a week ago, an elementary school in the area sent home eight…

EU losing 1 trillion euros a year to tax dodging

(Reuters) - Tax dodging causes the European Union to lose around 1 trillion euros of income each year, the president of the European Council said on Friday as he announced that EU leaders would…

Arkansas ExxonMobil oil spill even worse than thought

Published time: April 11, 2013 16:16 

Edited time: April 11, 2013 18:43

An Arkansas state attorney general has announced that the ExxonMobil pipeline rupture that has leaked thousands of barrels of oil in central Arkansas is “substantially larger” than initially believed, but that the size of the leak still remains unknown.…

UN passes ‘landmark’ Arms Trade Treaty, despite key abstentions

Published time: April 02, 2013 20:13

The United Nations General Assembly has overwhelmingly voted to adopt the first ever treaty regulating international arms trade. Nonetheless, abstentions from major exporters and importers may limit its effectiveness.

154 countries voted for the treaty in New York, while Iran, Syria and North Korea voted against, and 23 countries…

Democrats abandon proposed assault weapons ban

Published time: March 19, 2013 23:07

With the US Senate set to mull new gun legislation this April, a proposed ban on assault weapons will no longer be up for debate, the proposal's sponsors say. As a result, the ban is almost surely off the table for inclusion in a new law.

California Democrat Dianne Feinstein, who promoted the…

Soda kills 180, 000 people a year

Published time: March 20, 2013 18:59

Your sweet tooth could be deadly: researchers have found that 25,000 people died from drinking sugary beverages in the US in 2010 – and 180,000 have died worldwide. The data presents new evidence on the public health hazard triggered by artificial drinks.

Nearly half of all Americans, 48 percent, last year…

'Monsanto Protection Act' to be voted on by Congress

Published time: March 14, 2013 17:38

Should Congress approve a proposition included in an agriculture bill up for vote this week, biotech companies like the Monsanto Company could win yet another victory in Washington.

The US House of Representatives is expected to weigh in on the Agricultural…

Thousands rally against the Troika in Brussels

http://rudar.ruc.dk/bitstream/1800/2240/1/The%20trouble%20with%20triclosan.%20Risk%20governance.%20A%20new%20policy%20approach.pdf

Royal Navy reveals radar that can spot a tennis ball-size object travelling at three times the speed of sound from 15 MILES away

• The radar can detect a fast moving, tennis ball-sized object 15 miles away
• Can cut through interference equivalent to 10,000 conflicting phone signals
• It's five times more efficient than any radar currently used by the…