"To make the world work for 100% of humanity in the shortest possible time through spontaneous cooperation without ecological offense or the disadvantage of anyone."
- Buckminster Fuller

We stand with the people who struggle in survival - under our governments that have failed to promote the social and economic environments that allow for the succcess of all the people.

We stand with the parents who struggle to support their families - under our governments that have failed to promote an adequate living wage in order to allow them the time to be with and nourish their children.

We stand with the teachers who struggle to educate their students with universal compassion and truth - under our governments that have failed to promote true insight, knowlege and justice.

We stand with the children who struggle to find an identity - under our governments that have failed to promote social consciousness, which supports creative expression and freedom of thought.

We stand with the disenfranchized populations of the world who struggle in famine and in disease - under our governments that have failed to embrace them, blinded in their dash to the finish line on the race track of a free economy corrupted by the powerlust greed of its leaders.

We stand with the people who strayed from the path of goodwill and are jailed for their crimes - under our governments that have failed to offer them a return to society and lead them into a world where they should stray no longer.

We stand with the mother of all gardens, our planet earth which struggles to remain bountiful and kind - under our governments that continue to plunder and abuse it.

We stand with the people and the leaders who promote a humanistic approach in government in order to allow all the people to develop the necessary tools for living successfully in a society that promotes their success. 

We stand with the belief that through a growing collective effort and the revival of the humane spirit in America, all good things will come to the world.

 

"I wish we all had a say in this
because it actually affects our lives
more than any vote in Europe does.

Tomorrow decides whether we have an America
that wants to lead the world or rule the world.

An America that wants to mend bridges
or destroy them forever.

An America that wants
to bring the world together and sort out this mess
or an America that wants to continue spending five billion
a week in Iraq with an eye on Syria, North Korea, Iran
and the draft for all your little brothers and sisters
and friends and neighbour."

- Mark Millar