Beyond Politics

I think most people sense that there is true trouble ahead on the world horizon. It seems that time is short and that many crises are converging on humanity at once. For those of us who are aware of the unique situations we could face in this extremely difficult timeline, it is essential to formulate practical responses that can weather the coming storm.

The false binary choice of left versus right is what freezes humanity in the face of the global reset we are facing. As long as we play along with this devilish Hegelian dialectic, no true response can be formulated. The answers to our problems today lie beyond politics, beyond any brilliant individual with a plan to fix the messes created over the past few decades.

A true solution is no longer going to be found in the arrival of a political leader who rescues us from things like digital currency that can potentially be turned off on a whim, forced medications and restricted movements, not to mention increasing problems with impure food supplies, energy costs, and the concentration of financial resources among the elite.

In reality, I believe the financial class holds both sides of the political class captive and continues its march toward greater power regardless of which party is in power. Neither side is coming to save us. We are going to have to save ourselves. The only heroes showing up for this are me and you.

How exactly can we save ourselves in the face of a massive machine-based system that intends to micromanage every detail of our lives, especially any inclination we might have to organize against it?

Of course, people need to organize—not to take over the political system, but to prepare to run the essential systems of life without relying entirely on the usual structures. This may have to happen locally, with communities determining how to work together to obtain what is needed for survival and rebuilding, possibly from the ground up.

This requires both sides of the political divide to be prepared to work together. If we continue fighting one another over which elite we want to have running the system, the future does not look good. People will have to let go of political rhetoric and begin treating one another as basically decent human beings.

What will it take for us to get to this point? I am not sure.