New World Order
New World Order
by Steven Marek on 02/16/14
New World Order
Beyond the Money Society
Time of confusion reigns as the rider falls from the beast as it drops dead in its tracks. The world population paralyzed with fear as the drumbeat of financial tragedy reverberates throughout the land. The biblical seals are broken, disaster reeks upon the face of the Earth.
We are not prepared. Leaderships attention on only for how to revive the beast. In a time such as this, how can we alter from monetary regulation of commerce to a worldwide community of mutual support?
We can be ready as a society, ready for the changes and mentally prepared to do what is necessary for the well being of our fellow human beings and to mitigate the lashes of the broken seals. The key is to have a plan in effect should the day arrive.
I call on all media of the world to open and examine the issue, discuss its pros and cons so when the day comes we step carefully and surely into the new world.
Day one of this new world should be much like the last days of the dollar economy. The truck driver continues his labor. The school teacher continues to prepare for the next class. The children continue their schooling just as it was the day before. All remains stable with only one change. Money no longer will buy anything, the rich and the poor are all equals in this new world. The philosophy of money accumulation for security and superiority is replaced by the Golden Rule, "do unto others as you would have them do unto you." No one need be unemployed again, ever. Your employment is to join others to accomplish a task or employ yourself. Remember you no longer need financial support so anything you can imagine you can attempt to accomplish.
Humans have a built in need to do or accomplish. We, by heritage, are ready for this new world. There is nothing standing in your way to begin. Imagine, do, and the world will run smoother than ever before. Simply do something, anything that will make life easier or more enjoyable for others.
Your reward is the reward of every individual or family, a home, food and fuel needed for survival. Materialism, such as jewelry and auto collecting will in time be part of museums as future generations adopt the philosophy of having no more than necessary as the mutual society gains standards of living not imagined today. Our tech boom is only an infant with untold possibilities.
Multiple homes not necessary. Technology will make it possible to exchange housing. We will have at our beckon call knowledge of any unclaimed housing anywhere in the world. Even transportation will not be necessary in our virtual world of technology. We can be anywhere in the world and beyond from our livingroom sofa. The fruit of the tree is heavily leyden with possibilities. The real material possession in our hand may not be necessary.
In the beginning of this new world we will have some adjustments, and knowledge and plans of these adjustments must be made known to the public. The world of doing continues as before and the energy to fuel our transportation continues, the stores remain stocked as before, and our homes remain electrified and our communications remain in tact. The work force that keeps it going continues and improvement in infrastructure increases with the vast new network of people looking for their place to be a part of this new society.
In the beginning our goal is simple, keep us all safe from harm and keep us informed when there is a need for service to maintain and build infrastructure needed by all. As time passes, we will soon discover ways to improve each of our lives even well beyond that prior to The Great Crash. We will discover creative ways to make our life and the life of others happier. There will be no right way or wrong way, it’s the discovery way. No one needs to judge the doings of others, we will simply keep ourselves from harm. Community police departments will stay their post, others who want to help are trained and our security grows stronger. Our court system remains in place, however the workload of the court system will change substantially by the irrelevant issues of money. If more or different judges are necessary, we have the option to join a society of justice that will informally hear and judge the issues of conflict.
There will be many who find their old occupation irrelevant in this new age. Bankers, Accountants, Insurance Companies and Stock Brokers will be among the first occupations to become non-existent. These workers will find a new world of synergistic things to do and even specialize in one of many fields to help the new society lift itself up by its shoestrings to reboot a new way of life, a new way of serving. Some may even begin occupations that hire by the hundreds to serve in ways that were never dreamed before. There will be no wealthy. There will be no poor. Our dedication is to us all.
