Your Future

This is your World.  This is your future.

And this may be your last and best chance to change it–non-violently and non-confrontationally.

You know something is drastically wrong with society, you know there must be a better way—almost everyone you know feels the same.  But nobody knows what to do about it.

This is your way:

There is a tremendous energy for change, world-wide; a seething discontent and anger, reverberating and resonating from the Arab streets to Wall Street.

It’s the anger of you, the younger among us, who see a bleak future of limited possibilities and diminished potential; a future stripped bare of it’s resources—of polluted skies and septic rivers; a future of fear fueled by constant crisis.

It’s the anger of you, the beleaguered middle-class, as the hopes and aspirations you hold for your children turn to dust; as the accumulated efforts of your lifetime disappear into smoke, your pensions and savings ravaged by the greed and avarice of those you trusted to guard your financial futures.

It’s the anger of you, the working poor living on subsistence wages; you who never seem to have enough no matter how hard you try—not enough food to feed your families; not enough money to buy the basic necessities; not enough hours in the day to claw your way out of the whole circumstance has buried you in.

It’s the anger of you, the perpetually poverty-stricken, as you bury another child brought down by malnutrition and disease, while you watch stockpiles of food and medicine rot in warehouses through bureaucratic inefficiency and government corruption.

It’s not right, it’s not fair, and it doesn’t have to be this way!

Anger and resentment abound, just waiting to power the engine of change.  Anger has to replace apathy.  Action has to replace inaction.

To move us, Humanity, forward toward the next stage of our political and social evolution, forward toward a society based on the principles of personal freedom and individual liberty, on the universal rule of law, and on justice and equality before the law, we need do nothing more than to stand together; to stand together, united in our desire to see a brighter and better tomorrow for ourselves and our children, to stand together, globally and simultaneously, joining our voices in a clear call for the end of this current World Order—an order ruled by the arbitrary fiat of the rich and powerful: by bribery, by corruption and by greed—for a New World Order, one which works for all, rather than just the wealthy and privileged among us.