The revolution you're speaking of is first and foremost a revolution of the mind. Many people are oblivious to the problems of the world, let alone the fact that there are solutions to these problems. Teaching people will be the best way to effect change, and the best way to teach is to do. It's not easy to just dive straight into the deep end so each of us can only make small changes to our own lives taking small steps towards the future we would like to see.
Sorry about that, it's obvious and trite, I know, but I felt I should show my support by adding something to the conversation.
It is neither obvious or trite. It's extremely thoughtful and right on. You got a follower for this.
Thank you for the follow, I hope I don't disappoint.
I would still beg to differ, but only because I've been looking into these things for a while now, so I keep seeing the same stuff pop up again and again. What I wrote above is just a very brief interpretation of the things I've seen/read elsewhere.
If you're not aware of him or his work you should check out James Corbett of corbettreport.com, he has a number of videos dealing with these subjects that I think you would find worthwhile. He even has a video titled The Revolution of the Mind which is almost certainly where I
stoleborrowed my ideas from. Just search "corbett report solutions" on youtube and you're sure to find something of value.I'm already a fan. His 9/11 in 5 min is exceptional.
Haha, yeah, it's a very good summation of the official story. One of my favorite videos he's done regarding 9/11 is the 9/11 Trillions documentary. I was always sceptical of the events of that day but that documentary really solidified my understanding it. It's the only 9/11 documentary, on either side of the conversation, that's not over the top in any way.