Please join us on our exciting journey to help usher in what futurist Alvin Toffler referred to as the first truly humane civilization in world history.
The earth has the productive resources to eliminate poverty and injustice. Humanity is now in the process of developing the democratic and transparent communications infrastructure that can make this happen.
Our Just 3rd Way transcends the traditional left-wing/right-wing designations given to political concepts. We see both conventional capitalism and socialism as being two arms of a philosophy which concentrate power in an elite, to the detriment of society as a whole. Reforming the current money system, to empower each and every person, is a key part of the just, third way we are working on. In essence, Our Global Justice Movement is an alternative view for a new international society, to replace the current, unsustainable dictatorial model now in ascendence. For a quick comparison, click here.
Say goodbye to work drudgery, heavy taxation and environmental degradation. This sounds like a late night infomercial. Yet we have the technology to do this and more. So why the disconnect between what is doable and what is possible? Powerful actors and institutions are often blamed, but these reflect society in general. Suspect leaders and organizations fall away through the ages, yet the gaping separation between human potential and political reality remains.
The misdeeds by overt and covert rulers are part of a deeper, systemic problem. At root, humanity’s evolutionary path is the culprit. Like all life, it led through a jungle environment, where force and deception are the cardinal virtues. The brutish instincts required for survival in this milieu are still within us. Automatic reflexes, hormones and selfish genes are among the impulses that drive irrational behavior. In the words of a cartoon character, we have met the enemy and he is us.
The good news is that people change all the time, and societies along with them. The development of civilizing structures nurture our better nature. The law of the jungle is slowly giving way to laws loosely based on justice. As a result, there is far less violence today than in times gone past. The most dangerous neighborhood would be considered a relatively safe space by our not so distant ancestors. The exception to this is during times of war.