Category: Civil Society

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Koko: Community Water Sovereignty & Planet Local

12 Water, Civil Society, Earth Intelligence
Koko

Community Water Sovereignty and Planet Local

In this update, we ask: How can communities take control of their own water supplies and achieve ‘water sovereignty'? Just how circular is the much-talked-about ‘circular economy’? And is there a substantive difference between the Leave and Remain camps when it comes to Brexit? Plus, Helena Norberg-Hodge makes a passionate case for local food and local economies in a new article and TV interview, and we speak with the Post Growth Institute’s Jennifer Hinton about the role of not-for-profit businesses in the economy of the future.

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Yoda: How President Trump Can “Red Pill” America

Civil Society, Collective Intelligence, Commercial Intelligence, Earth Intelligence, Ethics, Extraterrestial Intelligence, Government, Peace Intelligence

10 Ways President Trump Can ‘Red Pill The Masses' In America And Why It's More Important Now Than Ever To Prepare For The Inevitable: ‘The End Of Normalcy Is Here

8 More Ways President Trump Can ‘Red Pill' The Masses: From Hiding The ‘True History Of Planet Earth' To ‘Human Experimentation', The American People Have Long Been Deceived 

Both lists (only) below the fold.

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Rebecca Campbell: Forget Left and Right – The New Fault-Line is Patriots vs. Globalists

Civil Society, Cultural Intelligence, Ethics, Peace Intelligence

Forget Left and Right: The New Fault-Line is Patriots versus Globalists

The social divide, which in the USA is openly discussed as a ‘culture war’, was perhaps best conceptualised by David Goodhart in his book The Road to Somewhere.

On one side are Anywheres, the graduate class who populate the upper echelons of our political and cultural institutions, and who dominate professions such as teaching. Upwardly mobile, they have little sense of belonging to their hometown or country. These rootless ‘citizens of the world’ contrast starkly with Somewheres, who value their families, community bonds and nationhood, and who see the impact of globalisation as a threat to their culture.

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Robert Steele: POTUS Truth Channel Fake News? Comment

Advanced Cyber/IO, Civil Society, Ethics
Robert David STEELE Vivas

A Fake News item that is conceptually sound but factually incorrect, has been published, President Trump Begins Purge Of Main Stream Media – Finally.

According to this article, the elements of the Trump Truth Channel will be as follows, all as allegedly included in the National Defense Act (false):

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Tom Atlee: Deep Democracy and Community Wisdom

Civil Society, Cultural Intelligence, Ethics
Tom Atlee

Deep Democracy and Community Wisdom

A community has more potential capacity to generate wisdom than any individual. But that potential can only be realized to the extent the community creatively utilizes both its diversity and the tensions and disturbances that arise within it. The most potent forms of leadership and governance thus involve nurturing the conditions that help that happen.

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