permaculture

[Tommy Tolson <healinghawk@earthlink.net>]

Sean Maley wrote:
> Since most of us aren't independently wealthy, the answer to this enigma 
> requires us to work more closely and locally together than we have 
> previously.  We need to lend each other money, rather than borrowing from the 
> monetary system.  If we pay to ourselves the same usurious interest rates 
> they charge, we can pool our money yet faster.  If we buy our food and 
> resources from within our own local network of permies, that money builds our 
> land and resource base, yet faster.  With a good mutual support savings plan, 
> we can begin putting land into Trust which we use to Care for yet more 
> permies.  The more permies we pull out of the broken system, the more we can 
> purchase land; more land, more permies; more permies, more land.  Pay taxes 
> and sell our services today to remain invisible to the monetary system, then 
> halt our economic participation when such an action would result in an end to 
> the market-state.  Organized like a fungal network, there would be little 
> notice in a
>  system temporarily relieved of some of it's burdens and inefficiencies and 
> nothing that could be done to seemingly infinite targets if we were noticed.  
> At some point, we have the power to pull the plug on the monetary Ponzi 
> scheme and the many other inner workings of empire culture.
>
> http://www.solari.com/
> http://prosper.com/
>   
There's a Permaculture Credit Union for this.  www.pcuonline.org gets 
you there.  They need to loan us money.  Make them a proposal.

Tommy Tolson