Anarchy is not a dirty word - living without leaders

Is it possible to live and thrive as a community in a leaderless state? Should the political and economic system collapse, it is highly unlikely that the establishment will try to pick up the pieces.

The UN has been pushing an agenda of global depopulation and environmental protection for decades. If the government enforces martial law, there will be rebellion, triggering thousands of civil wars across the world. Without funding the security services and military would slowly fall apart, until the top brass find themselves alone.

After the chaos and destruction many will realise that they need to work together as a community for any chance of survival. Should the 4th Industrial Age fail to materialise, new ideas on society will replace the old.

Self-sufficiency is the key, learning skills old and new, growing food wherever nature reclaims the urban sprawl. Without fossil fuels and the grid transport will be more traditional. More sail boats and steam trains and canal boats - but new forms of technology and transport will be developed quickly. Have you ever heard of Stanley Meyer’s water fuel cell? He ran a Massey Ferguson tractor in the 1970s on nothing but tap water. How about Ed Leeskalnin? He built a 10,000 ton castle in Florida by himself using something he called a Perpetual Motion Holder which harnessed natural electromagnetic field energies. Imagine what might be locked away in the abandoned complexes of various secret government and military programs.

In a headless state there is no money, no taxes, no government control. Permaculture and barter would slowly generate a skills based society - law would be cultural tradition, innate human rights would be enshrined in common, natural and universal law. The respect of the individual, their right to belief and freedom to travel, in exchange for respecting the same for all others. The renaissance of ecology and nature, slowly reclaiming the urban sprawl. Clear skies and more natural weather, free from weather modification, strontium, barium, and electromagnetic attack. No rules and regulations, no bureaucracy to hold sway over originality and invention.

The human race needs to believe in itself, it doesn’t need permission to evolve, systems can be adapted for new purposes, we can revolutionise society and bring humanity to a new and exciting level of progression.But it will take strength and courage, strong communities willing to work together. How bad must things get before people realise nothing will get done, unless we do it ourselves

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Credit:
Man of Action 1955 (Transfilm Productions)
https://archive.org/details/ManofAct1955
CC 1.0 licence: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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