Re: Re: Like minded people

[Guest guest]

Tinybabe writes:

>Unfortunately, the entire planet is going to suffer 30 to 50 years of

>destructive powers before it's brought back to even close of what it was.

It may never come back to what it is now...

http://www.oilcrash.com/articles/olduvai.htm

>If it's possible to make corporations NOT persons deserving of

>rights under the constitution, why not co-ops to sell raw milk?

Misusing the constitutional amendment that gave Blacks human rights in

order to give corporations all the rights but none of the responsibilities

of people only happened during the Age of the Robber Barons in the 1880s.

Since then they have leveraged their power to totally control us. But

there is no reason not to use their own tools against them, and incorporate

into co-ops to create good food, and when they try to come at us, tell them

(loudly) that they are against Capitalism and they are heretics against

their own True God: Mammon.

Tom

[Guest guest]

Tinybabe writes:

>Unfortunately, the entire planet is going to suffer 30 to 50 years of

>destructive powers before it's brought back to even close of what it was.

It may never come back to what it is now...

http://www.oilcrash.com/articles/olduvai.htm

>If it's possible to make corporations NOT persons deserving of

>rights under the constitution, why not co-ops to sell raw milk?

Misusing the constitutional amendment that gave Blacks human rights in

order to give corporations all the rights but none of the responsibilities

of people only happened during the Age of the Robber Barons in the 1880s.

Since then they have leveraged their power to totally control us. But

there is no reason not to use their own tools against them, and incorporate

into co-ops to create good food, and when they try to come at us, tell them

(loudly) that they are against Capitalism and they are heretics against

their own True God: Mammon.

Tom

[Guest guest]

Tinybabe writes:

>Unfortunately, the entire planet is going to suffer 30 to 50 years of

>destructive powers before it's brought back to even close of what it was.

It may never come back to what it is now...

http://www.oilcrash.com/articles/olduvai.htm

>If it's possible to make corporations NOT persons deserving of

>rights under the constitution, why not co-ops to sell raw milk?

Misusing the constitutional amendment that gave Blacks human rights in

order to give corporations all the rights but none of the responsibilities

of people only happened during the Age of the Robber Barons in the 1880s.

Since then they have leveraged their power to totally control us. But

there is no reason not to use their own tools against them, and incorporate

into co-ops to create good food, and when they try to come at us, tell them

(loudly) that they are against Capitalism and they are heretics against

their own True God: Mammon.

Tom

[Guest guest]

Hi, Tom

Been noodling your post around today. I worked in the

farmer co-op system for 25 years, and isn’t it interesting that they, who

fought so hard in the 60’s and 70’s, to fight against the corporate

establishment’s accusations that they were “commies”, and “un-American”,

are now the leaders in the food processing industry. Welch’s,

Farmland, OceanSpray, Land O’Lakes, Cenex, Diamond – the list goes

on and on – and now THEY are the establishment. They who once

claimed to NOT BE part of the Capitalism system, but instead were non-profit,

helping the family farmer, and being MEMBER OWNED, they were, in fact,

accountable to each members. One member, one vote, was the true

cooperative mission statement. Today, all the co-ops that fought so hard

back in the 60’s and 70’s are in the Fortune 500 and moving quickly

to the Fortune 100. They’ve turned into what they were

fighting against. THEY are part of the controlling

establishment that is the equivalent of the Roman leaden pipelines polluting

our children, wreaking havoc with our lives……..or are

they. You know what, maybe I’m getting cynical in my old age,

but it isn’t unusual for people when they face their own mortality, or

face desperate situations for those whom they love, that they start searching

for Truth. Until then, people are busy, there’s not the time, they’re

in denial, ad nauseum. It’s a LOT OF WORK, they think, to eat

right. And maybe it is. Maybe it is tougher than opening a box of

dried chemical junk and adding water, then throwing it into your microwave, but

maybe the chemo or triple bypass surgery that awaits at the end of a string of

those kind of meals will be a LOT OF WORK.

Major changes that affect corporations have always been

grass roots. People stop buying? Chemists start to hopefully

lose their jobs. Co-ops………maybe…..maybe at least

look at the structure of co-ops in the 60’s – the PAC funds, the

money to lobby, the money to buy your way in………it’s all

Mannon and sometimes it stinks, but they don’t care if they are heretics

or hypocrites. The majority of them still are accountable to members –

to the bottom line, and that’s where they need to be hit – the bottom

line. Some things always stay the same……….educate the

public. Talk to friends. Bring people into the loop………….with

alzheimer’s, autism, arthritis, heart disease, and many other major

diseases at epidemic levels, it won’t be long before they’re joining

in…………..

Depressingly Yours,

Sharon, NH

Re: Re: Like

minded people

Tinybabe writes:

>Unfortunately,

the entire planet is going to suffer 30 to 50 years of

>destructive

powers before it's brought back to even close of what it was.

It may never

come back to what it is now...

http://www.oilcrash.com/articles/olduvai.htm

>If it's

possible to make corporations NOT persons deserving of

>rights

under the constitution, why not co-ops to sell raw milk?

Misusing the

constitutional amendment that gave Blacks human rights in

order to

give corporations all the rights but none of the responsibilities

of people

only happened during the Age of the Robber Barons in the 1880s.

Since then

they have leveraged their power to totally control us. But

there is no

reason not to use their own tools against them, and incorporate

into co-ops

to create good food, and when they try to come at us, tell them

(loudly)

that they are against Capitalism and they are heretics against

their own

True God: Mammon.

Tom

[Guest guest]

Hi, Tom

Been noodling your post around today. I worked in the

farmer co-op system for 25 years, and isn’t it interesting that they, who

fought so hard in the 60’s and 70’s, to fight against the corporate

establishment’s accusations that they were “commies”, and “un-American”,

are now the leaders in the food processing industry. Welch’s,

Farmland, OceanSpray, Land O’Lakes, Cenex, Diamond – the list goes

on and on – and now THEY are the establishment. They who once

claimed to NOT BE part of the Capitalism system, but instead were non-profit,

helping the family farmer, and being MEMBER OWNED, they were, in fact,

accountable to each members. One member, one vote, was the true

cooperative mission statement. Today, all the co-ops that fought so hard

back in the 60’s and 70’s are in the Fortune 500 and moving quickly

to the Fortune 100. They’ve turned into what they were

fighting against. THEY are part of the controlling

establishment that is the equivalent of the Roman leaden pipelines polluting

our children, wreaking havoc with our lives……..or are

they. You know what, maybe I’m getting cynical in my old age,

but it isn’t unusual for people when they face their own mortality, or

face desperate situations for those whom they love, that they start searching

for Truth. Until then, people are busy, there’s not the time, they’re

in denial, ad nauseum. It’s a LOT OF WORK, they think, to eat

right. And maybe it is. Maybe it is tougher than opening a box of

dried chemical junk and adding water, then throwing it into your microwave, but

maybe the chemo or triple bypass surgery that awaits at the end of a string of

those kind of meals will be a LOT OF WORK.

Major changes that affect corporations have always been

grass roots. People stop buying? Chemists start to hopefully

lose their jobs. Co-ops………maybe…..maybe at least

look at the structure of co-ops in the 60’s – the PAC funds, the

money to lobby, the money to buy your way in………it’s all

Mannon and sometimes it stinks, but they don’t care if they are heretics

or hypocrites. The majority of them still are accountable to members –

to the bottom line, and that’s where they need to be hit – the bottom

line. Some things always stay the same……….educate the

public. Talk to friends. Bring people into the loop………….with

alzheimer’s, autism, arthritis, heart disease, and many other major

diseases at epidemic levels, it won’t be long before they’re joining

in…………..

Depressingly Yours,

Sharon, NH

Re: Re: Like

minded people

Tinybabe writes:

>Unfortunately,

the entire planet is going to suffer 30 to 50 years of

>destructive

powers before it's brought back to even close of what it was.

It may never

come back to what it is now...

http://www.oilcrash.com/articles/olduvai.htm

>If it's

possible to make corporations NOT persons deserving of

>rights

under the constitution, why not co-ops to sell raw milk?

Misusing the

constitutional amendment that gave Blacks human rights in

order to

give corporations all the rights but none of the responsibilities

of people

only happened during the Age of the Robber Barons in the 1880s.

Since then

they have leveraged their power to totally control us. But

there is no

reason not to use their own tools against them, and incorporate

into co-ops

to create good food, and when they try to come at us, tell them

(loudly)

that they are against Capitalism and they are heretics against

their own

True God: Mammon.

Tom