- From Tahrir Square...
... to Occupy Together ...
... to the Worldwide March of Billions
We are the 99%. We are worldwide. And we are billions.
On Dec,. 10, 2011, let's join together in a Worldwide March of Billions.
Wherever people march on Dec. 10, 2011, there the Worldwide March of Billions marches.
In every respect, we must put humanity on the move.
Whether it's world peace, economic equality, or political freedom we're concerned about, we need to move away from the arrangements of the past and into
a new way of doing things in the future. That future is now.
That new way needs to take into account the needs of the 99% as well
as the needs of the 1%. It isn't that we want one group to be deprived
so that another group can live well. We want all to live equally. We want to build a world that works for everyone.
In the past we've conceived of life as a zero-sum proposition. If some are to win, others will need to lose. And the ones who will win, we've thought, are those who can command the most resources -- the "strongest" in the language we've used to understand life.
But life has never been a zero-sum affair. It's always been a constantly-expanding affair if we factor in things that have been withheld from us.
One example is in the area of energy. We've concentrated our energy production on materials that are irreplaceable, like oil.
But we have had, since the middle of the last century, energy devices that run on free energy from the vacuum. These devices have already been produced and have been used by our militaries but have not been released to the general public. When they are, they will power our needs without dependence on oil or any other kind of scarce resource.
Our society has been planned to run on consumerist lines. But it has turned a blind eye to areas of social policy that require funding such as health care and education. This policy has seen our tax dollars go to matters such as defense spending which benefited the 1% but held out no benefit for the 99%. There are no enemies in the world that require us to continue defense spending. Most people in the world are already on the march for world peace, economic equality, and political freedom.
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