The greenfields of yesteryear
Once there were green fields where rivers used to run. Now, due to man’s indifference, everywhere the earth is being scorched by an oppressive sun. It is as if we were like termites destroying the only home we have. Developed science and technology have given humanity the ability to alleviate the devastating effects of what man is still unleashing on our environment and planet. And yet there is still no real drive to instill a sense of urgency and responsibility to correct the imbalances in our environment and society.
The tight grip on power and control manipulated by so few has only entrenched itself in kidnapping the public. This hijacking of the public through the media, education, political directives, mandates, and laws has created a wall of indifference, apathy, and ignorance of what is really happening to our world.
When so few are able to see over that wall, our world will continue to suffer irreparable damage. Imbalances in our environment and society will only get worse. The future of humanity will continue to be in great danger and our planet will soon become inhospitable.
There are some who believe that all hope is not lost. But, against almost impossible odds, they realize that we are in a race against time. Time that humanity really does not have, because if we wait too long there will be no future for many.
The Georgia Guidestones have prophesied the fate of mankind. Dare we continue to ignore the warning signs around us and stay behind that wall of indifference, apathy and ignorance? Or we rise above and realize that the future really is in our hands. But we must act in total agreement and unity to tear down that wall and set out on the road to a more balanced world. A world that is in harmony with nature, the environment and humanity.
Today, when the world is still in the throes of a pandemic, much of the focus is diverted from the impending catastrophes that are accumulating in size and frequency around the world. Too many governments are only one dimensional in their thinking and policy directives. Because if humanity wants to shake off the oppressive bud of government interference and procrastination to alleviate the many crises plaguing societies today, we have to rise above that wall of indifference. We have to realize that only a multilateral policy directive focused on a definitive management plan will be successful. A management plan that includes the necessary solutions. This implies a technological and scientific agenda of national economic reform that will bring balance to our environment and our society.
