Chapter 4 Transforming Economics is this week's chapter. Mr. Wood goes into depth about the green economy and what it means for the average person. It is extreme poverty. Oh, you thought we already had extreme poverty, well hang on to your seat because you haven't seen anything yet.
We must go back to the first-ever earth summit which was held in Rio De Nero Brazil in 1992. The original plan was to have the majority of people pushed into districts as we saw in the movie Hunger Games. They lived in little communes and were herded like cattle and driven to their place of employment. Another plan was to reduce the farmland and start factory farms. The most inhumane creation on earth. I detest these farms and I try not to buy anything from a company I know uses these horrible farming practices.
Mr. Wood goes into substance-based development. The truth is the United Nations doesn't really know what that word means. If you want to see substance in action, watch Alaska: The Last Frontier. Over the years I have watched Otto Kilcher build a calving nursery with materials around him, a milking station from an old horse trailer, and lastly, a feeding station for his cattle out of an old flatbed for an eighteen-wheel truck. That is substance building and developing isn't about controlling people, it's about taking what is around you and making what you need. The UN doesn't understand that.
Mr. Wood talked about the education system. We already know it's gone down the tubes. I don't have an issue with my daughter learning about different governing systems. Actually, I think it's high time that we start teaching our kids about other forms of government. By other forms I mean Socialism, Communism, and Feudalism. Let's not forget Facism. However, we should be teaching from the words of men like Karl Marx, Leon Trotski, Lenin and Mao from them not some half-cocked system that misinforms people. Let future generations learn from the revolutionaries, not capitalists.
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