permaculture

["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <lfl@intrex.net>]

Marimike6@cs.com wrote:

> It's something to think about.

Yes indeed, all that Mike has previously said notwithstanding, there is 
something within all this to think about:

It is:

Start and maintain an alternate economic infrastructure, a gailt network 
of connected people participating in their own of-for-and by-the people 
system of economic exchange. The one aspect of this I like to daydream 
about the most is:
A local food production network
- which represents local food security
- which teaches people how to grow their own food
- and establishes a communication and economic network that can service
all segments of a local production network: services of all types, 
crafts, household goods and services, architectural and construction, 
food storage and prep (kitchens & restaurants - soup kitchens - 
community kitchens and restaurants
- our own politics

I could add things to this list for several hours

Let's hear it from the list - anyone interested sally forth to the 
electrodigipodium.

We are all going to need this eventually.

dirtfarmer