Riane Eisler TEDx: Economic Growth Doesn’t Measure Wellbeing?
Riane Eisler is presenting a new perspective on economics within a feminine context with the next generation in mind. She offers a new economics that focuses on solving problems, accurate measures and wellbeing. She speaks of the real wealth of a nation in caring, this has nothing to do with money in… Continue reading
Lincoln’s Message is Equality Before the Law for All Ends Servitude
It is interesting where I am staying I keep passing Lincoln Street. It keeps me focusing on Lincoln who was indeed a messenger not only to Americans but the world. I feel him deeply. I cried in this film as I saw his goodness against many nay sayers who put a negotiated… Continue reading
Is Housing Affordability the same as ‘Affordable Housing?
How we treat those on the least income reflects the whole.
http://www.shelterwa.org.au/housing_affordability_is_not_the_same_as_affordable_housing
‘Housing Affordability’ is not the same as ‘Affordable Housing’
posted by JACK THORNTON | 9sc
July 31, 2018
If we just look at the news headlines about housing becoming increasingly affordable in Western Australia, the news is not good for… Continue reading
The Parliamentary Equilateral Triangle Ascends Beyond Plato and Aristotle to Discover the Law of ONE
The Parliamentary Equilateral Triangle Ascends Beyond Plato and Aristotle
to Discover the Law of ONE
What is corruption?
Cor’rupt’ion ‘phthora’,
A rupture in the body politic?
A standard deviation from the error of the estimate
of minimum standards,
Where the ends justifies the means.
The usher of the Black Rod stands at West… Continue reading
Princeton Study: US is a Oligarchy and Citizens Have Little Influence
Another interesting perspective as the inquiry widens.
Large multinational companies in order to maximise wealth implement strategies to buy up their marketing channels (vertical, horizontal ownership). They buy up the supply chain or they can take over competitors to concentrate the market in a few hands. The purpose of buying up a supply… Continue reading