Nature Was My Teacher : LIVING WATER – The Vision Of Viktor Schauberger

 


Water, vortex, implosion, free energy.

Viktor Schauberger (30 June1885 25 September1958) was an Austrian forester/forest warden, naturalist, philosopher, inventor and Biomimicry experimenter.

The inventor of what he called “implosion technology”, Schauberger developed his own theories based on fluidic vortices and movement in nature. He built actuators for airplanes, ships, silent turbines, self-cleaning pipes and equipment for cleaning and so-called “refinement” of water to create spring water, which he used as a remedy.

Schauberger’s theories appear not to have received acceptance in the mainstream western scientific community, as replication proves either too difficult or results vary from previously published data. However, Schauberger’s work remains an inspiration to many people in the Green Movement for his own observations of nature.




After The March Against Monsanto : Momentum Favors The People

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It is clear that we have just witnessed the largest single worldwide protest against a company and their products. What is also clear is the major public disgust for anything bearing the words ‘GMO.’

Monsanto’s only refuge lies in massively funded mouthpieces in the forms of news clips and certain public figures, combined with a legal stranglehold on scientific research and medical inquiries. Yet in the age of information, their propaganda is laughable. Meanwhile the townspeople gather, having replaced their torches and pitchforks with signs and banners. We see this time the battle being fought from a place of higher consciousness. Our weapons of choice are the devastating methods of non-compliance, civil disobedience and free enterprise. It appears while the smoke is still clearing from what may be the final March Against Monsanto, momentum favors the people.

Tipping points are historically difficult to pinpoint or predict. They often manifest in the form of some event or consciousness action that ignites the minds of the public in a “now I can see” moment. During that exact second, and no sooner, a mass movement locks into a single idea that once cemented in stone, will never die. We are at such a point. The once obscured battle lines in the sand have now been illuminated with neon signs, doused with gasoline and set ablaze in our collective DNA. Into the future we march knowing only one thing clearly, genetically modified food will not be a part of it.

Years of brave activism and mobilized populations of unhappy mothers, disenfranchised farmers and educated consumers have brought us to this point. Surging forward comes the real work with instant rewards. Led by the recent examples of Mike Adam’s Forensic Food Lab and the continuous work of the Food Babe’s army going mainstream, it is clear that companies fear our voice and will instantly comply to the people’s wishes. How do we keep the heat on Monsanto? The company’s actions have shown us that their plan will move forward at all costs. So it is up to us to take the reigns and destroy their market share by voting with our dollars.

The Battle Plan

You money is your megaphone, your soapbox and your most important vote. This is a fact cemented in the pages of history’s empty political promises and arrogant corporate attitudes. We have always been taught throughout life that change would require a struggle. Yet, regaining your right to be healthy, eat healthy and live absent from the constant assault of weaponizied food is perhaps the most energizing ‘struggle’ you could engage in. Plus it’s a real community builder!

Know Your Farmer

Most independent farmers these days struggle to make a living unless the are subsidized by Monsanto, Dow, et al. That is why supporting those farmers that choose to ‘go it alone’ and use organic methods and non-gm seed is now vital. Learn who those individuals/families are and support them. Now is the time. Evey dollar in their pocket is one taken directly from the ‘GMO machine.’

Grow Your Own

This is the best option and truly gives a win-win. By growing your own you will know where your food is coming from, that it’s organic, non-gmo and free. All are luxuries that are slipping through the hands of everyone on this planet. For the non-gardeners, gather neighbors and utilize the monocropping technique. This is accomplished by having each participant grow one crop. You can see in a neighborhood of ten participants there would be greater variety and more yield than any one individual could do alone. In addition, you only have to specialize in learning to grow and harvest one type of plant.

Keep The Social Media Heat

We have won the hearts and minds of the people. While plowing through this tipping point, it’s important to keep circulating information via all social media platforms. When petitions become large enough, the right people listen. Since our wishes have continually fallen upon the deaf, unempathetic ears of Monsanto and the man who calls himself president, it’s time to start focusing on smaller targets. Individual companies and suppliers can be effected. Subway, Whole Foods, McDonald’s, Jell-O etc have all recently witnessed this first hand. Pressure put on them via social media, petitions and emails to remove GMO in large numbers will serve to disrupt profit margins, take over board meetings and steer internal policy. In a beautiful twist of fate, those companies then join our sounding board pointed at Monsanto et al. Do you think Monsanto could ignore scores of large corporations terminating business with it because they find themselves no longer profitable from a simple social media campaign or collective movement to boycott GMO’s? Game over!

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THE RESET : Resetting the UK GOVERNMENT : A constitutional re-set community led governance and ethics

 


Mission statement

A constitutional re-set to re-store fair principles, accountability, community led governance and ethics. Ensuring peoplecare, earthcare and fairshare for the benefit of all.

Governing principles

Our existing constitution is an established set of governing principles that are used to administer the British Isles. These principles are there to protect and entrench fairness, the right of free speech, the right to a fair trial and the right to be governed by consent. Over the last few hundred years, but more so recently, these principles have been eroded. 
The re-set will restore these principles.  

Accountablity

The British Isles are set up as a trust. A trust is run by administrators who work for the good of its beneficiaries. This is the framework of our existing constitution. You are the beneficiaries of the British Isles. Our political system is meant to be run for our benefit, but it is currently dysfunctional, unfair and increasingly irrelevant.
The re-set will restore accountability and due process.

Local community led governance

For hundreds of years in our constitutional history, communities governed themselves and participated in a national decision making process. The re-set will bring back constitutional conventions, across the four nations, at regional and then national level.  We don’t need the government’s permission to convene. It will be like the shareholders of a company getting together to decide on policy and implement it. This has been done many times before. Local representatives will discuss and decide on long running problems that the party political systems have not solved.
The re-set will restore the role of local communities enabling them to govern themselves. 

The re-set ethics

The re-set is a solutionary approach with three ethics at its core:
  • peoplecare
  • earthcare
  • fairshare
These are well established ethics, which are guidelines on how we should behave towards each other and the earth, common to many cultures and beliefs.
The re-set will introduce a new fair way of raising revenue. It will re-store economic and social prosperity for all, and allow our constitutional framework to grow, revitalising all communities.





LINK
http://www.thereset.org/

READ DOCUMENTS HERE
http://www.thereset.org/documents.php 


The re-set


Ray Savage talks about the re-set on "Health Revolution" with Clive de Carle 26th March 2014

Clive de Carle discusses the re-set with Ray Savage. This interview was originally broadcast on "The Health Revolution" and was produced by The UK Column.






The re-set


THE SCHOOL THAT SAYS 'I CAN' : Bisa school is a free school for slum kids in Jakarta in Indonesia



 

This article comes from:

http://aanirfan.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/the-school-that-says-i-can.html

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Bisa school is a free school for slum kids in Jakarta in Indonesia.

Bisa school was set up by the British International School in Jakarta.

"Conceived, designed and managed" by kids at The British International School, Sekolah Bisa is a school for 25 shanty-dwelling primary children who formerly did not get any school education.



Mayang

Mayang was a beggar on the streets.

Now she attends the Bisa school.

She’s one of the three female members of the Bintang Bisa! soccer team entered into the Jakarta Schools Football League. 

She wants to become a doctor.



Sekolah BISA, in Jakarta Indonesia, is on  Facebook

"We took on something that Sisyphus might have shied away from in envisioning a school:

"The mindsets of parent and child long habituated to exclusion.

"The shanty's communal lack of self belief.

"Our deep unfamiliarities with the culture.



Bisa

"The shanty itself hidden, seemingly impenetrable, overwhelming.

"The huge societal forces that had determined in advance a child should not go to school.

"Our own fears and ignorance.

"The lack of any precedent."

Sekolah BISA - Jakarta, Indonesia - Education | Facebook




Sekolah Bisa (The School That Can) is on YouTube


Mudi

"Overall, Mudi is the most committed member of the school."

A well and washroom at his home is being funded by the British International School's 'Spreading Smiles' charity.

Asked if he was happy at Sekolah Bisa, he said, 'Lebih dari pada senang' - 'More than happy.'

He likes reading and football.


Bisa School


Akbar

Akbar lives in a home that is 3 metres by 3 metres.

He used to pull a cart.


Andik

Andik never fails to thank his teachers at the end of the class. 

Andik was once a beggar and in was once hit by a bus. 


Ahmad 

Ahmad is a remarkably able child. 


Indra

Indra asked if he could become a student at Sekolah Bisa, and he is now enrolled.


Jefri

Jefri used to beg at the railway station. 


Ella 

Ella now has a birth certificate.

Many shanty-dwelling children do not have birth certificates and are not officially recognised as citizens of their own country. 


Yoga

Yoga is 'a precocious and wonderfully aspirational child'.

He is 'a great goalkeeper'.


Cici

Cici's mother works as a maid.


Agung

Agung wants to be a footballer.


Lalita

Lalita want to become a policewoman.


Fini

Fini wants to become a doctor or teacher.


Lipah

Lipah wants to become a doctor or nurse.


Andrie

"Andri is a very frail student - but impeccably polite and attentive to his studies." 


Jihan

Jihan used to pull a garbage cart.

Jihan is a delightfully mannered girl and likes writing.


Ikki

Ikki is often unwell 'but is a lovely child'. He lives with his family in a wood hut.


Heni

Heni is 'highly creative and talented'.


Rendy

Rendy is 'remarkably witty and supportive of other’s learning. 


Rohmat and Rahmat

Rohmat and rahmat are twins.

"They belong to a very cooperative and functioning family."


Anik

Adrian Thirkell, of the British International School, came across Anik filthy and crying at Bintaro railway station.

Now she is at Bisa, and is described as being quick thinking, alert and creative.


Arie

Arie and his family were forced out of their shanty.

The new 'land owner' bulldozed the area.

Arie struggles to get to Sekolah Bisa because he has to go on a public bus first in order to reach the pick-up point for the Sekolah Bisa funded bus. 

He is 'a delightfully good humoured child who has missed almost no school at all since starting in May 2011.'


Siska

Siska loves Maths and problem solving


Lina

Lina wants to become a dentist.


Maman

There is very high death rate among children in some of the Jakarta slums.

Children die regularly from typhoid, typhus, tetanus, TB and a host of other ailments.

Medical care is not free and some of the doctors have only passed their exams through bribery.

A child can appear healthy on a Monday and be dead by Friday.

Maman, 13 years of age, died suddenly.

Maman's father died some time ago and his mother is a maid.

Maman used to chew uncooked noodles.

SEKOLAH BISA!



These Bisa students (above) were discovered on a garbage dump in Jakarta. They were collecting waste materials and selling them. The Street Kids of Jakarta

Strangely, the Bisa school appears to have only two corporate sponsors:

The Body Shop Indonesia and

Giant Hypermarket Jakarta.




One would hope that BP, Jardine Matheson, Unilever, Shell, Standard Chartered Bank, HSBC, Rio Tinto, Premier Oil, BAT, Prudential, Shell, Rolls Royce, GlaxoSmithKline and a number of others will lend their support in future.


 
Lessons given to children in a slum area of Jakarta

1.5 million children live in the slums of Jakarta.


Most of the slum dwellers try to make ends meet by working as 'rag pickers'.

The children often have to start helping their families earn money early on.

Nearly half the population lives on under $2 a day.

Education is not free in Indonesia.

Various projects are "helping the children climb out of poverty through education."

For example, the British International School in Jakarta has set up its little school for slum children.


And Josef Fuchs, an Austrian businessman, has set up a foundation to make it possible for 2,500 children to attend school in 29 slums in Jakarta, Surabaya and Medan.

Education gives hope to Indonesian slum kids 

YouTube videos
Jakarta Kid blog

Jakarta street children kids Archives | The Jakarta Globe




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Michigan Loses ‘Right To Farm’ This Week : A Farewell To Backyard Chickens and Beekeepers






Michigan residents lost their “right to farm” this week thanks to a new ruling by the Michigan Commission of Agriculture and Rural Development. Gail Philburn of the Michigan Sierra Club told Michigan Live, the new changes “effectively remove Right to Farm Act protection for many urban and suburban backyard farmers raising small numbers of animals.” Backyard and urban farming were previously protected by Michigan’s Right to Farm Act. The Commission ruled that the Right to Farm Act protections no longer apply to many homeowners who keep small numbers of livestock.

Kim White, who raises chickens and rabbits, said, “They don’t want us little guys feeding ourselves. They want us to go all to the big farms. They want to do away with small farms and I believe that is what’s motivating it.” The ruling will allow local governments to arbitrarily ban goats, chickens and beehives on any property where there are 13 homes within one eighth mile or a residence within 250 feet of the property, according to Michigan Public Radio. The Right to Farm Act was created in 1981 to protect farmers from the complaints of people from the city who moved to the country and then attempted to make it more urban with anti-farming ordinances. The new changes affect residents of rural Michigan too. It is not simply an urban or suburban concern.

Shady Grove Farm in Gwinn, Michigan is the six and a half acre home to 150 egg-laying hens that provide eggs to a local co-op and a local restaurant. The small Michigan farm also homes sheep for wool and a few turkeys and meat chickens to provide fresh healthy, local poultry. “We produce food with integrity,” Randy Buchler told The Blaze about Shady Grove Farm. “Everything we do here is 100 percent natural — we like to say it’s beyond organic. We take a lot of pride and care in what we’re doing here.”

Shady Grove Farm was doing its part to bring healthy, local, organic food to the tables of Gwinn residents, and it mirrors the attitudes of hundreds of other small farming operations in Michigan and thousands of others popping up around the nation. The ruling comes within days of a report by The World Health Organization that stated the world is currently in grave danger of entering a post-antibiotic era. The WHO’s director-general Dr. Margaret Chan argued that the antibiotic use in our industrialized food supply is the worst offender adding to the global crisis. “The Michigan Agriculture Commission passed up an opportunity to support one of the hottest trends in food in Michigan – public demand for access to more local, healthy, sustainable food,” Gail Philbin told MLive.

Meanwhile, neighboring Indiana Governor Mike Pence signed Senate Bill 179 a few weeks before which freed up poultry and egg sales from local and state regulation. Yesterday, the USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack announced massive funding to support research about small and medium-sized family farms, such as small farms ability to build-up local and regional economic systems. “There’s a lot of unnecessary legal action being taken against small farms who are doing good things in their communities,” said Randy Buchler, who is also on the board of directors for the Michigan Small Farm Council. The Michigan Small Farm Council actively fought to support Michigan farming freedom, but ultimately the Commission voted to approve the new restrictions.

“Farm Bureau has become another special interest beholden to big business and out of touch with small farmers, and constitutional and property rights of the little guy,” Pine Hallow Farms wrote to the Michigan Small Farm Council. The Michigan Farm Bureau endorsed the new regulatory changes. Matthew Kapp, government relations specialist with Michigan Farm Bureau, told MLive that the members weighed in and felt that people raising livestock need to conform to local zoning ordinances. The Farm Bureau did not feel Michigan’s Right To Farm Act was meant to protect the smaller farms, and ultimately the Michigan Commission of Agriculture and Rural Development agreed.

Michael Tellinger Explains UBUNTU : The People's Bank and Free Energy



THE PEOPLE'S BANK


UBUNTU Party's Michael Tellinger explains how the people's bank will solve our problems and why we know this.

The UBUNTU Party's promise to the people

Most people have no idea what money is... where it comes from... how it comes into existence and who is actually responsible for the control and the creation of money. And yet, we all use it every day of our lives, obediently and without question. Money has infiltrated every crack and crevice of our society, our planet and our humanity.

People will argue the merits of sports teams, cars, food, art, clothing, politics, sex, and even religion -- but very few will ever dare to question the merits of money. Because we have all been led to believe that money is absolutely necessary for our survival and that money makes the world go around, and that without money humanity would go back to the dark ages.

Well, nothing can be further from the truth -- because money does nothing... people do everything. People plant the seeds, grow the food, build the bridges, develop the technology, find cures for diseases, build the rockets, create breath-taking works of art and play music that reduces us to tears. Only people have the capacity for compassion and infinite love for each other. Money cannot do this.
In fact, it is money that stands between people achieving their dreams -- it is money that constantly prevents people from doing all of these things that they so eagerly want to do. Money is the hurdle to all human progress, because there never seems to be enough of it.

WHY? Because the supply of money is not in the hands of the people or the government of the people -- it is in the hands of private, multinational corporations, called banks.

Today all our banks are companies with one primary objective -- maximum profit for the owners and shareholders. The objectives of banks have nothing to do with human prosperity, but rather the control of the people, their assets, and eventually their country.

All our banks are controlled by our central bank, the SOUTH AFRICA RESERVE BANK, which is also a private corporation with very secretive owners who control it from Basel, Switzerland and issue very strict directives to it. This private company then creates the financial and economic policies for our country, and imposes it on our government, which in turn imposes these policies on us, the people.
This is why banks can charge such high interest rates and why we pay tax to the government -- so that our government can pay back the interest charged by these private banks on the loans of money to our government and its people.

The biggest shock comes when we realise that these banks are just companies -- empty shells -- they don't actually have any money to lend to our government and our people in the first place. So where do the banks get all the money they fraudulently lend to all of us? They create it out of THIN AIR. That is right... banks create money out of thin air.

See the rest on www.ubuntuparty.org.za





FREE ENERGY

The UBUNTU Movement is part of the Global Energy Movement and we have a very good understanding of what is going on in the world of energy supply. It is the most fiercely guarded sector of our planet. Any one that threatens to upset this control is swiftly removed. But free, alternative and renewable energy has been discovered and presented to the world many times in human history. 

The most famous example is that of Nikola Tesla - who was funded by JP Morgan - one of the global banking elite and founder of the Federal Reserve System in the USA in 1913. Morgan was the one that destroyed all of Tesla's research and credibility because the energy source that the brilliant inventor gave to the world for FREE - could not be metered. And so Morgan realised that he would not be able to charge people for the consumptions of electricity and decided to throw his lot in with Eddison, who did exactly what he was told. Many have tried to recreate Telsa's radiant energy that could power everything imaginable - from cars, homes, boats to aeroplanes, but so far no one seems to have succeeded. Or have they?

There are thousands of scientists and inventors who have developed Free Energy devices, but they fear for their lives as they have seen many colleagues being bribed, silenced, threatened and even killed for the devices. Once these scientists know that the environment is safe to show off their inventions, they will come out in their thousands to give the world such technology for free.