Prompt:

The jig is up. And what now? Where do we go from here?

Completion:

Where Do We Go From Here: In the aftermath of the fall of the German Republican party, we now have a significant degree of instability across the earth’s systems of government and finance. The almost complete collapse of systemic forces in the Eurozone and limited success at stabilizing the system means the question is not if but when, what do we do next?

The answer is simple. We must move beyond the localized, bubble-like, and short-termist “get involved,” tactic of getting into the scene and trying to control it in some way. We have to come up with a way of shifting the socio-political power in the world, the prime place for transformation is worldwide at the supra-system level and not just the economy and finance. We must cast out the old dominated system, of which we have been just a part and recognize that we need a new dominant system that serves human interests, and the meta-level global system must serve human interests.

The fact that the global status quo is collapsing of its own weight shows us that the system is structured in such a way that the group of big players who have dominated and still dominate, are in ever-decreasing danger of losing both power and integrity.

The question now is, how? How do we avoid degeneration into chaos and conflict when the anarchic nature of the system leads inevitably to greater and greater competition among and frustration and anger in the younger generations?

This is a society, this is a planet and we live in the first global century of human history, which the young will pass from generation to generation in the next twenty years, or perhaps not. When we see the events of the last weeks and days, you can just imagine what will happen to this planet, to this planet and human society in the century ahead, and you can just imagine what the future will bring to this and subsequent generations.

When history describes the past, it sees the collapse of an old political establishment, of the traditional hierarchies of power, of society, of economics and finance. It sees a collapse in the old order of power and in the equilibrium it has created, which was grounded in constant growing jobs and the prosperity it produced. We are in the middle of a permanent expansion of capitalism, which also creates ever-growing wealth and prosperity for a small population of wealthy earners, while social polarization and inequality increase and older people depend on each other more and more desperately.

The forward and downward momentum of all these forces has created a situation in which there is almost no limit to the volume of the day to day, or minute to minute production and consumption, and in which there is no single concern about the future of the planet Earth. We have become so insatiable, in need, addicted to this ever increasing appetite for consumer goods, that we destroy the planet with it.

You see this just from what we feed our children, the choices we make, and the products we consume. You see it in our greedy attempts to buy as much as we can, even if it leads to ecological ruin. You see it in our drive to consume new and ever more lavish luxury products, materials, tools, devices, insatiable lifestyles, modern-day imperialism, racism, cynicism, competition, greed, consumerism, hubris, and endless pursuit of personal ambitions and leisure.

See how when push comes to shove, the social and economic growth created by the continued expansion of capitalism is now a life or death matter. See how the political establishment has failed us, all of us, and how we turned in desperation to another self-serving-self-protective-petty, self-interested-philistine mass-mediator, in the form of Mr. Romney, in order to maintain the old sources of power, to make the old social structures fit to serve human needs and the system could be kept going.

And now he has packed his bags and wants to leave, so there we are, stuck here with those of us who have found a way to provide for ourselves and live peacefully and prosperously, without the brutality and violence visited on us by politicians and corrupted systems. That is, unless we fix these broken systems and deliver an alternative based on human needs and human compassion.

How do we do it? How do we get there? Stay tuned and we’ll let you know.
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