~~~Project 2050~~~

C4/I- Primary Principles:

1. Consciousness
2. Cosmology
3. Compassion
4. Cooperation
5. Intelligence

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1. CONSCIOUSNESS:

The central core problem of humanity is one of consciousness, or the lack thereof. Consciousness defines our reality. Whatever reality we have built and created for ourselves is directly related to our internal levels of evolutionary consciousness, intelligence and experience. Without consciousness, there is no evolution. Thus said, the very key to our survival and evolutionary advancement depends entirely on our ability to expand our consciousness individually and collectively as a species.

Education, obviously, takes center stage in this most critical arena.

Education can take many forms; experiential, institutional and societal with regards to media and information access.

2. COSMOLOGY:

Planet Earth from Space. A picture is worth a thousand words:



3. COMPASSION:

Human compassion is predominantly a female attribute, exemplified in the care, nuturance and life enhancing qualitites and requirements for birthing and rearing children, yet this characteristic is also innately found in many males as well, particularily those who are vegan/vegetarian and who are predominantly politically progressive. Compassion is dialectically opposed to the war, death and destruction attributes of the current military-industrial-intelligence-security complex, which is chiefly responsible for destroying this planet- both on a conscious and physical level.

4. COOPERATION

The principle of cooperation is one of unity consciousness. Within any given species on Earth, cooperation, rather than competition, ensures cohesion, security, survival and continuity rather than division, conflict, self-interest and ultimately, devolution. Cooperation is obviously the very key, along with higher consciousness, a coherent cosmology and an enshrined degree of compassion within the human heart, to the survival and evolutionary advancement of the human enterprise on Earth on into the 21st century and beyond.

5. INTELLIGENCE

Intelligence is the culmination of higher levels of consciousness, cosmology, compassion and cooperation among the hearts and minds of the human species. Both individually and collectivly, intellegence is the defining characteristic in our ability to discern truth from error. Intelligence is also a reflection of our ability to develop a comprehencive knowledge base which leads to the creation, exercise and command of wisdom. Higher levels of intelligence and wisdom define the maturity and evolutionary advancement of the human condition. It is intelligence, or the lack thereof, that will determine the trajectory for humanity's future destiny.

MAJOR REVOLUTIONARY CHANGES AHEAD FOR THE HUMAN SPECIES:

CRITICAL KEY ISSUES FACING HUMANITY:

The goal of creation for all sentient beings is fullfillment and spiritual advancement towards perfection. Fullfillment and evolutionary advancement through experience can take many forms in both the material and spiritual worlds and realms. There exists an entire heirarchy of sentient life in the Cosmos, from the basest level of creature organism to the highest, most exalted level of conscious mind and spirit perfection. Thus said, our current dilemna here on Planet Earth in the early 21st century is one embued with critical life threatening circumstances. The three greatest existential threats facing Mankind at this hour are; 1) Global Climate Change, 2) The Fukushima nuclear radiation meltdowns in Japan, and 3) World overpopulation. Tangential issues that factor into these three major threats include the current 'out of control' global military industrial intelligence security complex, monumental resource shortages (food, water, energy etc...) and, most importantly, the extraterrestrial fallen angelic heirarchy that currently overshadows and directs the fallen affairs of Mankind today on Earth. From this platform, I will now codify the major threats now facing humanity and offer the much needed changes and solutions that will be required for us to survive the 21st century as a species.

GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE: A PLANETARY EMERGENCY

Global Climate Change is undountedly the #1 international security threat to Mankind at the beginning of the 21st century.

In all truthfullness, it is a "planetary emergency" of incredible magnitude and scope that not only threatens the survival of human civilization, but, in fact, all sentient life on Earth.

International scientific consensus has concluded that greenhouse gases are the primarly cause of Global Climate Change, otherwise known as 'Global Warming'.

According to the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2) rose to roughly 380ppm- {parts per million}- in 2007, compared to pre-industrial levels of 280ppm back in the early 1700's. As of 2017, global average cardon dioxide levels have surpassed 400ppm.

Human activity, through the burning and combustion of fossil fuels {oil, natural gas and coal etc}, is the primary cause of this dramatic increase. The hydrocarbon economy is projected to elevate CO2 emissions to between a range of 540-970ppm by the end of the 21st century, in turn, leading to an average global surface temperature rise of between 1.1- 6.4 degrees Celsius (2.0- 11.5 degrees Farenheit). It is known that CO2 levels are substantially higher now than at any time in the last 750,000 years.

Increases in global temperatures are expected to cause massive melting of the polar ice caps, particularily the North Pole and in areas of Greenland, leading to an intensity of extreme weather events on the planet, including significant changes in the amount and pattern of precipitation. Other expected effects include an increase in planetary desertification, changes in agricultural yields, massive glacier melts, species extinction and a proliferation of new insect disease vectors worldwide.

The biggest factor of present concern is the increase in CO2 levels brought on by emissions of fossil fuel combustion. Other factors that have led to an increase in global greenhouse gases include; changing land use patterns, ozone level variations, methane and aerosol releases, animal agriculture and, specifically, deforestation. However, fossil fuel burning has produced approximately 3/4ths of the increase in global CO2 levels from human activity these past 50 years.

On a planetary scale, every one degree increase at the equator brought on by Global Warming translates into a 10 degree increase in temperature at the poles. This leads to progressively warmer heat ranges towards both the northern and southern polar regions, as well as to higher elevations on the continents.

The current so-called "bark beetle" infestation of whole swaths of forest land, particularily in the northern hemisphere, is a direct result of warming temperatures throughout the world brought on for the most part by the burning of fossil fuels -gas guzzling SUV's, airline flights, industrial emissions etc.

Another critical aspect of Global Climate Change concerns the rapidly melting glacial ice coming from Greenland, which will, in turn, affect the thermohaline current of the Gulf Stream responsible for bringing warmer water and temperatures to Europe (particularily the United Kingdom) and the East Coast of the USA.

Such a disruption will most likely plunge these areas of the world into a climate comparable to frozen Siberia in the winter, once this heat belt begins to shut down due to a dissolution of the alkalinity and temperature variations of the ocean water environment, which currently drives the current northward from the equator.

Global Warming will also reduce the albedo effect of the planet, due to decreased snow and ice cover from annual melts at the polar regions, in particular, revealing dark ground and ice/water underneath, resulting in even more absorption of solar radiation. This causes more warming, faster melting and the cycle feeds upon itself ad infinitum...

Global Climate Change represents a supreme planetary "crisis" for the human enterprise on Earth. At the same time, though, it also represents a supreme "opportunity" to evolve our society into an advanced, free, non-polluting and energy abundant world.

Solar, wind and anti-gravity (energy) will replace the current antiquated hydrocarbon/fossil fuel energy economy in all realms of human endeavor. In the critical area of transportation, a radically new paradigm is emerging to help transit our civilization from off the gas and oil spiget: Decentralized solar photovoltaic panels on households are to provide energy to power an emerging fleet of electric cars now beginning to make their debut on the world scene, particularily in the city of San Francisco, California, USA- the purported new electric car capital of the world. The new Tesla Roadster prototype electric car goes from 0-60 mph in just under 4 seconds and has a range of between 200-250 miles per charge.

Anti-gravity, however, is the single free energy source that will revolutionize the entire matrix of human society once it is harnessed, and may very well propell us to the stars and beyond in the fullness of time...

GLOBAL WATER CRISIS

"We know that 5 million people, most of them children, die every year from illnesses caused by poor drinking water.
If we do not change our ways, by the year 2025, as much as two-thirds of the world will be living in either water scarcity
or total water deprivation."

-Maude Barlow, Author of 'Blue Covenant'

Water is the most precious resource on the planet as humanity enters the 21st century. Many areas of the world are already experiencing severe water shortages. In the next 2 decades it is estimated that freshwater use by humans will increase by 40 percent worldwide. In addition, the water demands for industry, energy and agriculture will grow rapidly to keep up with growing population demand.

Freshwater is a very scarce resource indeed. Only 2.5 percent of the world's water is fresh (not-salty), and two-thirds of that is locked up in glaciers and icecaps. Of the remaining amount, some 20 percent is in areas too remote for human access, and of the remaining 80 percent about three-quarters comes at the wrong time and place- with monsoons and floods- and is not captured for use by people. The remainder is less than .08 (eight-tenths) of 1 percent of the total amount of water on the planet. About 70 percent of this water is used in agriculture to grow food and fiber on which society depends. The remaining 30 percent is used for municipal water use, for households and industry.

Over the past 20 years, more than 2.4 billion people (the current total world population as of 2017 is 7.5 billion and growing rapidly) have gained access to the global water supply and 600 million to sanitation. Yet more than 1-2 billion do not have adequate access at all to freshwater and 3 billion do not have adequate sanitation.

Throughout the world, aquifers are being mined at an unprecedented rate. Water tables are dropping fast in fossil aquifers across the Western United States, and water tables are falling as much as a meter a year in many parts of Mexico, India, Yemen and China.

On almost all accounts, from service coverage to scarcity and water quality, poor countries of the Global South have experienced worsening conditions since they have rapid growth and immediate need and demand for water for people, food (agriculture) and industry. And since 3 billion people in developing countries still live on less than US$2.00/day, water shortages and environmental degredation have become the norm, making clean water availability a scarcer and scarcer resource to aquire. Meanwhile, global population demands increase their "tap" on the finite (and dwindling) global water supply, reducing availability and cleanliness to all in need.

In the Middle East, water resources shared by Israel, Jordan, Palestine and Syria are not sufficient to meet growing demands for freshwater needs. Annual human use of the region's water resources currently surpasses the safe or sustainable annual freshwater yield. Future deficits are predicted to be quite severe. The scarcity of freshwater in this region compounded by the historical, political and religious tensions, makes the Middle East one of the most intractable water disputes to be found anywhere on the planet. Desalinization, water imports (specifically from water rich Turkey), conservation, improved water technology and reclaimation of wastewater will help bring water use equilibrium to the area, if implemented and distributed equally amongst all the peoples and nations in the region.

The need for a more integrated approach to global water management is increasingly evident. This arises from the widespread scarcity, gradual reduction and aggravated pollution of freshwater resources in many regions of the world. It is safe to say that water is the gold of the 21st century. The potential for international conflict over water rights is very high, given that half of the world's land surface lies in international water basins. As the vast majority of water is used in agricultural production, there are conflicting objectives between the desire to conserve and enhance diminishing water resources and the need to increase water availability and food production for a growing world population.

Population growth and groundwater depletion represent the 2 most significant threats to global water stability for the peoples and nations of the world. The current rate of groundwater depletion and consumption today is not sustainable. Natural recharge rates are not keeping up with increasing demand and many water tables across the globe are receding at an alarming rate. Groundwater aquifers contain roughly 95% of the water consumed by human civilization today, while rain, rivers and lakes make up the remaining 5%.

As well, global water resources are not distributed evenly across the planet, nor is water available at all times of the year in many regions. Water usage in the developed nations in the North differs highly between those in the developing nations of the South. The Third World uses 90% of their water for agriculture, whereas in the developed North, only 50-70% is used for growing food.

In the last century alone, water usage by all peoples on Earth has nearly doubled, while at the same time, population levels have nearly tripled. In the last 50 years, the world's urban population has exploded. Currently, there are an estimated 23 megacities worldwide. A megacity is defined as a city with an estimated population of more than 10 million people. By 2015, the number of megacities is expected to grow to 36. 50% of all the people on the planet are now considered to be urban dwellers who live in cities. This has resulted in the utilization of luxuries such as flush toilets, showers and washing machines that have, in turn, drastically increased demand on finite residential supplies of water.

According to the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP), over 1.2 billion people are affected by dirty polluted water contributing to up to 20 million child deaths every year. Corporate monocultural agriculture practices which use large amounts of fertilizer and pesticides, as well as industrial livestock production, both contribute greatly to the contamination of fresh water supplies. In China, 80% of the rivers are so polluted from upstream industrial effluent that fish cannot survive in them.

If current water consumption trends continue, it has been estimated that water shortages could cause the loss of up to 350 million metric tonnes of crop losses in a world with growing food demands. Water contamination, industrial and residential diversion, the depletion of aquifers and the effects of global climate change (particularily in the US state of California- commonly referred to as the 'bread-basket of the world'), will be responsible for this overall loss in global agricultural productivity.

The Himalayan and Andes glaciers, whose rivers and runoff support the lives of billions of people downstream, are shrinking in size every year thanks primarily to the effects of global warming. In addition to the loss of forestland upstream, seasonal flooding and decreased river flow in the dry seasons have resulted in leaving many with a water deficit in times of greatest need during the year.

The Nile river, which runs through Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia, exemplifies the potential for future water conflicts. The banks of the Nile support one of the most densely populated areas on the planet. As population and land use pressures increase over time, conflict is inevitable. This dynamic is especially true in China, one of the most heavily populated and water poor countries on Earth. The potential for future water wars between peoples and nations will very likely tear domestic and international relations at the seams, however, the global water crisis also has the unique opportunity to foster international cooperation and management of this most precious of resources.

In the coming years and decades, the global water crisis will become much more acute worldwide. As global population rates add over a billion people to the Earth every 15 years now, the Earth's finite capacity to provide clean, safe drinking water to all members of the human family will be seriously diminished. Population growth notwithstanding, pollution, groundwater depletion, global climate change and increasing demand will severely impede the growth, health and well-being of billions living now, and in future generations, if steps are not now immediately taken by the international community to develop strategies of cooperation, trust and urgent global management of this single most critical of resources.

In lieu of the forementioned developments regarding access to water, global water cartels are bound to arise. Indeed, many have already and are today working to exploit the world's freshwater resources for corporate profit. As water does, in fact, become the new "gold" of the 21st century, due to its inherent and projected scarcity, it is no suprise that transnational corporations are jumping at the prospect of privatizing the world's water supply for profit. Thus said, I believe all efforts must be made to keep water resources free and available to all without regard to economic status, as well as designate water access and use as a common right to all sentient life on Earth.

According to Maude Barlow in her book, 'Blue Covenant', there are 3 facets of the global water crisis we are now experiencing: Dwindling freshwater supplies, inequitable access to water and the corporate control (privatization) of global water supplies. All 3 facets play into the current global eugenics agenda operated by the global elite to deny large segments of the world's population access to to the most basic amenities of simple survival, in this case, water. Along with global climate change, the global water crisis is being used to purposely destroy the lives of billions of lives across the planet. However, it doesn't have to be this way. Another world is possible.

The global water crisis is exacerbated by global climate change to the degree that large areas of the world's oceans and land surfaces are experiencing a general warming of their respective environments. In the world's oceans, this is resulting in the expansion of sea water volume brought about from thermal temperature expansion and inputs of huge amounts of fresh water from polar melting at both of the ice caps (including Greenland). On land, the spread of drought and desertification has increased significantly. In Australia, the American Mid-west and in the US state of California, drought conditions will continue to cause severe water shortages in these regions on into the foreseeable future.

As a key component of the multi-faceted, multi-dimensional global crisis that humanity is now beginning to experience here on Earth, the global water crisis, as severe as it is now and is projected to become, is also a grand opportunity to forge a world water security agency or council, that on behalf of all humanity, works to not only secure equitable and sustainable access and distribution of the world's water requirements, but also lays the foundation for providing future generations with their water security needs as well.

The world needs to come together and recognize that we are one species on this planet. We need to rise-up and collectively say 'no' to the billions that go into building and maintaining a Trident nuclear submarine, for example, and re-direct those desperately needed funds into providing clean, accessible, fresh water to every single member of the human family. Its time for the human race to abandon a eugenics program that not only purposely denies water access to the poor, but deliberately dumps toxic chemicals such as fluoride and other carcinogenic substances into the water supplies of cities and municipalities with the objective to kill and control a population. Rather, its time to get onto a track that honors, cares and embraces the miracle that is life on Earth.

One view from space says it all: We are a water planet. 70% of the Earth's surface is, in fact, water. 90% of our bodies are water. Water is the source and sustainer of life as we know it. Without it we perish. Water is so basic and so fundamental to everything we are and do, how can we possibly ignore it? Along with access to food, the air we breathe, the warmth we feel from the sun and the human community that sustains us all, we can't even function, think or exist without adequate supplies of clean, fresh water to nourish our bodies or to bath in. Truely, the time has come for the human species to evolve to a level of consciousness, intelligence and being that not only honors, respects and revers water as the giver and sustainer of life, but works to equitably share and sustain this most precious of Earth's endowments for future generations.

DIET FOR A NEW WORLD

"The time will come when men such as I will look upon the murder of animals as they now look on the murder of men."

-Leonardo da Vinci

STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENT INITIATIVE (SEI)/MISSION TO PLANET EARTH

The Strategic Environment Initiative (SEI)/Mission to Planet Earth narrative was initially developed by Vice president of the USA Al Gore in his book, "Earth in the Balance". This Sustainability Revolution is carried forward through Al Gore's following books and lays out a progressive environmental platform through which the human species can develop into an advanced, sustainable and survivable world civilization. National and international political, economic, social and religious policies geared towards the preservation and protection of our biosphere and all life on Earth is obviously the central organizing principle of such an Initiative.

US DEPT OF EARTH SECURITY

WORLD SECURITY COUNCIL

Its time to form a world security council, in fact, its long overdue. Every single one of the political, economic, social, religious and environmental crises' before the human species today are global in nature, therefore, they can only be solved in a new international global climate of mutual cooperation, mutual assistance, common purpose and transnational interdependence. Nationalism, though unique amongst the world peoples, cultures and nations must become subservient to the greater international needs of planet management, international security and the preservation and protection of life and the biosphere. A world security council of perhaps 10-12 people, selected from the most influential and representative nations on Earth, needs to come into formation and begin to rapidly incorporate and exercise its authority over the major ENVIRONMENTAL crises' that are now threatening the human species and all life on Earth with extinction. Its time for decisive global leadership towards building a sustainable and survivable world civilization for Mankind on into the 21st century and beyond. A world security council will greatly facilitate the critical transition towards the construction and successful operation of a Green World Order.

SECRET SPACE PROGRAM

ZERO POINT AND ANTIGRAVITIC FREE ENERGY

GLOBAL MARSHALL PLAN TO SAVE THE PLANET

The Global Marshall Plan is a plan first devised by former American Vice-President Al Gore in his bestselling book "Earth in the Balance", which gives specific ideas on how to save the global environment.

Gore states: "The model of the Marshall Plan can be of great help. For example, a Global Marshall Plan must focus on strategic goals and emphasize actions and programs that are likely to remove the bottlenecks presently inhibiting the healthy functioning of the global economy. The new global economy must be an inclusive system that does not leave entire regions behind. The new plan will require the wealthy nations to allocate money for transferring environmentally helpful technologies to the Third World and to help impoverished nations achieve a stable population and a new pattern of sustainable economic progress. To work, however, any such effort will also require wealthy nations to make a transition themselves that will be in some ways more wrenching than that of the Third World."

Global Marshall Plan: Five strategic goals "In my view, five strategic goals must direct and inform our efforts to save the global environment":

stabilizing of world population the rapid development of environmentally appropriate technologies a comprehensive change in the economic "rules of the road" by which we measure the impact of our decisions on the environment negotiation & approval of a new generation of international agreements a cooperative plan for educating the world's citizens about our global environment.

The idea is based on the post-WWII Marshall Plan that saw the United States send billions of dollars to European nations to rebuild their war shattered economies.

In order to further the idea of a GMP and to coordinate the various initiatives, NGOs, scientists, activists and groups in the field of development cooperation and global social justice the Global Marshall Plan Initiative was founded by members of the Club of Rome, the Club of Budapest, the Eco-Social Forum Europe, ATTAC and other organisations in Frankfurt, Germany in 2003. The two main objectives are to find new ways and sources of financing in development cooperation, predominantly pursuing the Millennium Development Goals of the UN and the worldwide propagation of the eco-social market economy, which is considered to be one of today's key strategies of initiative.

BUILDING AN ADVANCED CIVILIZATION ON EARTH

Human civilization on Earth in the early 21st century is obviously NOT an advanced world order. Racial divisions, environmental destruction, nation state warfighting, worldwide poverty, species extinction, global pestilence, ozone depletion, planetwide radiation poisoning and a whole slew of political, economic, social, environmental and religious dysfunctionalities plague the human species. Humanity as a whole consistently fails to come to grips with its special purpose, providence and place in the Universe. Viewing the EARTH from space is truly a glorious site to behold. Life, activity, consciousness and intelligence stirs amongst a backdrop of cold, black, lifeless, inanimate and infinite space- truly a gem of a planet embedded within a literal cosmic infinity of stellar and galactic creation. The progress of human evolution is an extremely slow and laborious process. It has taken billions of years to create life, millions of years to create civilization, thousands of years to create institutions, nation states, empires and governments, hundreds of years to end the practice of slavery, decades to develop a global communications system known as the internet and mere years to experience the emergence of millions of the world's citizens rise up and protest against war, racism, environmental destruction and religious persecution. We are now in a time period of quantum change, that is, a time of near instantaneous revolution, evolution and fundamental transformation, both within our own consciousness and on the ground with regards to radically reshaping our society and our world at large for the benefit and survival of all life on Earth.

At this point, let us step back and see what an advanced civilization might look like:

An advanced civilization has ended all war against its peoples and nations and has terminated a multi-trillion dollar global military budget geared towards the creation, development and use of weapons that kill and maim its fellow planetary citizens. Such a civilization has provided free, abundant food, housing, clothing, education and health care to every single member of the human family on Earth. A guaranteed national income of $US 2500 per month, scaled appropriately to each nations monetary value, and provided to every needy man, woman and child anywhere has easily been accomplished. A mature, advanced human civilization has rectified the disparity that allowed 8 billionares to have more wealth than the botton 2/3rds of humanity (roughly 4- 5 billion people). This kind of gross inequality between rich and poor was not tolerated, nor was allowed to continue. A mature civilization has ended the use of an antiquated fossil fuel hydrocarbon economy that threatened and polluted the biosphere and has, instead, shifted to free, sustainable, non-polluting energy sources such as solar, wind, zero-point and anti-gravitic energy for power and propulsion. Nuclear power plants do not exist at all in an intelligent, well managed planet, for this type of energy generation will have long been criminalized and its adherents prosecuted and jailed for high environmental crimes against humanity. Human population levels in an advanced civilization are well within the 'carrying capacity' boundries of a sustainable, environmentally protected and responsible planetary administration. An advanced civilization has long since abandoned a system of wealth creation based on the negative human attributes of greed, self-interest and competition at the expense of the needs of others and the environment. Rather, such a society was founded upon the solid foundation of service to others drawing from the more positive human attributes of love, care, compassion and concern for the well-being of all members of the human family and the environment. A spiritually evolved and advanced human society has abolished the need for police, prisons and an intrusive spy and surveillance network that ruthlessly and maliciously violated citizen's privacy rights. Rather, privacy, free speech, religious liberty and the right to defend oneself are the primary principles used to promote the highest levels of freedom, liberty and human dignity amongst men. As well, women are obviously treated as full, equal members of the human community. There are no second class world citizens in an advanced civilization with regards to race, gender, religion or site specific nationaliy. Finially, an advanced world civilization has made the protection and preservation of the global environment a central organizing principle of its very existence. Both its prosperity and survival depend on a healthy, well functioning and balanced environmental operating base, without which, it will lose its continuity. An intelligent, well mananged planet is, in essence, a fully functioning green world order incorporating principles of sustainability, stewardship, nuturance, care and compassion for its environmental resource base through which all life draws its sustanence, prosperity and survival. Politically, there will have been made a permanent radical left wing progressive shift out of the right wing corporate world empire that was destroying our planet and threatening our childrens future.

Thus said, if developments DO NOT rapidly progress towards redistributing wealth and building an green world order for mankind by 2050 or sooner, then this evolutionary advancement towards a new planetary civilization will more likely than not result in the formation of a worldwide dictatorship in which many hard core right wing pro-military, pro-nationalistic, ultra-conservative, meat-eating, gas-guzzling types will face persecution and, ultimately, extermination.

THE ESCHATON