Signs of the Times
BREAKING: European Commission to criminalize nearly all seeds and plants not registered with government
Last weekend, i had the opportunity of going north to meet up with over a dozen folks involved with preparations for the possible coming changes in our social/economic system. There was quite a range of perspectives and individuals...mostly solo, maintaining relevant communication. My main emphasis was that the best preparation was a (large) cohesive, stand-together community, and of course that implies a great sense of, and developed ability to prepare for alternative living. As is obvious, the heavy lifting is in the committed ability of all participants to dialog through all conceivable scenarios, and contingencies. In the process we get to know each other more closely. This is most easy in the time we have now, and less so as our ability to meet is compromised by economy and direct events of inconvenience. For those with small children, there are naturally more considerations of priorities...with a great parental concern for security. How does all this look to y'all, as time goes on, events exposed and social implications denied ? Sure we can and should develop our resilience and abilities where we are, especially if we plan to stay where we are. If we seek greater self-determination and security later, with less immediate convenience, then there has to emerge a fundamental decision to acquire the space to make it possible. It's very much a matter of sufficient numbers to carry the project financially.
Some are still not in good position to do this, but if the rest of the conviction is there, we can nourish that over time (hopefully sufficient) to be able to move on it. Again, with enough initial resolve and some investment, more than matching resources may become available. Meanwhile , huge foreign-based and domestic land-grabs are taking place in Canada, Ontario generally. Has anyone else any input around our possibilities as a group ...thinking further north of course ? ....cheers, ...henry
