It's hard to deny that things are becoming increasingly challenging here on Earth, Many of us are struggling
through economic hardships comparable to that of the Great Depression, while others live every day
in fear for their life as the the place that they call home is now an active war zone.
No matter the intensity individual stories, we all face challenges and thanks to the mainstream media
we are all constantly thrust with negative story after negative story-with the occasional irrelevant pop
culture distraction tossed in every coulee of minutes.
Despite this , Imstill choose to stay on the side of "the glass half full" spectrum, I believe that deep down we
all are hard wired to not only survive and thrive here on planet Earth but also to come together and
recognise the interconnectenesss that we all share.
Whether it be an unknown 15 year old girl taking a powerful stance against GMO's or a globally well known
celebrity speaking as a UN messenger of peace at the 2004 climate summit, more & more people are vocally
standing for what they believe in,
The issues of the world are becoming increasingly apparent that they need to truly be solved and thanks to
these daring voices they are quickly becoming impossible to ignore,
Whether or not you personally agree with the message each activists are delivering, it's still empowering
to see their willingness to vocalise it passionately.
Only a couple of years ago websites ,such as our own, 973-eht-namuh-973 , were something served a niche
market,with a number of others regularly following the content, but refusing to admit to it publicly.
Today millions upon millions of people are openly reading, sharing,liking,retweeting and connecting with one
another through alternative media sources , sources that inspire people to think "outside of the box" and
challenge the mainstream.
I feel like we are moving towards a global tipping point,the signs are there but more people need to be aware of what is happening on our planet,
Our forum is a platform to a future of survival on this ship we call Earth.
HOPE
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Re: HOPE
Dear Hope, firstly it was my intention to express a loud round of textual applause on your post much earlier than this, however Easter Sunday should prove the perfect day of post-procrastination appreciation.
Well written sentiments indeed, perfectly attuned to what we're about at http://www.973-eht-namuh-973.com, several fold thanks. We look forward to further wisdom.
Redbeck

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Well written sentiments indeed, perfectly attuned to what we're about at http://www.973-eht-namuh-973.com, several fold thanks. We look forward to further wisdom.
Redbeck

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