• Most significant is the control that scientists have achieved in halting the human ageing process on a cellular level. A real-life application looks promising in the coming decades.

• And now there's evidence of compounds such as reversine, which can return tissue back to its undifferentiated stem cell state, and thus possibly regrow damaged tissue or even entire organs within the patient. Or ultimately perhaps a severed body part could be wholly regrown, as some amphibians are able, by simply applying reversine substances to tissue at the injury site.

Ironically, the greatest threat to life quality nowadays is mostly from the human predator. Not only from the war, crime, and exploitation that humanity suffers under this scourge, but from the vast undercurrents of intimidation, social repercussions, and daily tyrannies that inevitably touch everyone’s lives.

Sadly, remnants of self-interest primacy that's inherent in the animal kingdom still reign the hearts and culture of many people today. Thus miring humanity's future promise with a baseness lingering from primeval and problematic roots.

And it's no wonder. Even though this culture is largely inherited as a hand-me-down from a primitive past it's unquestioningly accepted today as the norm --causal factors and all-- in direct defiance of psychologists' consensus view for solution. Glaring contradictions are obvious, such as a festering justice system where the only inspirational or educational public outreach is after-the-fact enforcement, and the most visible representatives of society's hallowed rule-of-law are unabashedly coercive and armed with guns and clubs and shoot-to-kill policies. Thus the militant ethos will inevitably be entrenched in the social fabric, as a cultural norm.

But it's not that mysterious. After all, the Romans threw Christians to the lions for three centuries in order to prevent the rise of a culture committed to Christ's benevolence. Imperial Rome needed a sufficiently militant people to recruit its armies from, and to tolerate its predatory excesses. And thus all stops were pulled to prevent the teachings of Jesus from being adopted by their populous. And the trend subtly continues today!

The pulpit of Constantine chose to harness the power of Christianity for their own ends instead of fighting it. And called for the Council of Nicaea to define Christian orthodoxy so that it could be enforced on the public. Pauline interpretation of "the way of Jesus" has largely been adopted, and thus Christ's singular primary emphasis, from "do the works" (extolling the cause and effect sculpting results of moral expression on human development) was rewritten to become the Pauline interpretation based solely on faith, resurrection and the wholesale forgiveness of sins (regardless of any real-life repentance). This proved a tailor-made formula for an imperialist culture because their warriors fought evermore fearlessly believing in resurrection, while being purposely unbound from basic Christian morals.

But it's contrary to Jesus intent in my understanding, whose endeavour was to exemplify a life without sin in order to show others the developmental effects inherent in life (the moral dimension of creation), which is profound. And that's why "do the works" was his primary message. They say that Jesus glowed in fact, and at times radiated an aura. And you can see for yourself if it's true, in your own development, as you endeavour to re-polarize life's transformational bio-energies that selfish temptation evoke in every human (lust, vengeance, arrogance...) into the opposite soulful expressions (adoration, compassion, humility...) that are selfless instead. When you can wholly control these bio-energies and thereby prevent selfishness (animalism), the transformation will become clearly evident, mind, body and soul: as Jesus exemplified. Thus proving that individuals have unlimited potential in life according to their own exercise of discipline in rising above the solely self-serving ethos of the Animal Kingdom: the roots of the human species.

But if 'the way of Jesus' was adopted by society generally, such disciplined morality is clearly at odds with with the elite's political power structure, and its often ruthless harvesting of humanity. Thus you don't have to look far to see the subtle cultural engineering today that prevents the growth of an intrinsically benevolent people, which inevitably would mean the end of the plutocracy and their subtly crafted culture of imperialism.

In fact, the more you review society's administrative culture the worse it looks. Especially in understanding current events from the perspective of a political insider, where behind-the-scenes strategies often play out more like the Mafioso than representatives of humanity.

No wonder the continued propagation of the human predator remains the most serious problem today.

Even though the only true solution to the curse of human predation --that humanity will ever have-- is to engender an intrinsic concern for the well-being of others in the human soul, the exact opposite is subtly sown by the mainstream media.

It's clear to me that the leadership provided by the elite's North American media monopoly is a contradiction to the evolution of a benevolent and united humanity, and is an alarming subject well worth your effort to look into.

In fact, the heightened consolidation of the mainstream media was integral to the rise of the neo-conservative agenda led by Reagan and Thatcher in the 80's. And even the staunch conservative Peter Worthington, founding editor of the Toronto Sun, bitterly complained about the unprecedented editorial control demanded by the neo-con media barons. It's the kind of control that's most worrying to democracy in fact, heralding today's void of meaningful investigative journalism in mainstream news reporting. And the US media is the same, where seven ideologically aligned directors personally control almost the entire media content with such unprecedented concert that it's simply become a rubber stamp for corporate self-interest propaganda and for Hollywood's war-mongering social engineers.

On many levels the exact opposite of the exemplary leadership role required to eliminate human predation is pursued by administration itself under today's New World Order agenda. It's obvious for example in the police promotion of irrational fear-of-strangers protectionism, through TV campaigns such as Child Find, and the grotesquely distorted public perception of crime that the media cultivates. (Which the Law Commission of Canada has just confirmed in its "2006, State of Policing Report" where it says that policing has become a commodity for sale in the marketplace, and "public insecurity is purposely fed in order to expand market share...")

But the family of humanity is being sabotaged by this alienating fear mongering, and especially kids who should be taught an intrinsic concern for others and not homophobia --which inevitably can turn into general contempt for people, the precursor of a predator mindset.

Dogs are far more dangerous to kids than strangers, and yet kids nowadays are openly encouraged to extend more trust and affection to dogs than to their fellow man. And most tragic of all, psychologists have long known that it's not the dads that are wholly and equally involved in child rearing (from diaper changing to cuddling) that are ever a problem to kids, but it's the guys that become mutated from being pushed away or exempted from naturally expressing these nurturing instincts. Yet society's leadership response nowadays only further exacerbates alienation and mistrust of one another, as contrary as it is to known psychology precepts --more than likely to appease an ulterior agenda of imperialist design.

After all, crimes against children, and especially by strangers, are by far the rarest of all crimes, and are so low in fact they're equated as hundreds of times less risk to kids than being struck by lightning. The incidence of conjoined twins in fact --considered a rare event indeed-- is over 25 times more prevalent per child capita in Canada than abduction by a person considered dangerous to the child (AMBER alert). Thus this issue alone reveals a massive public subversion, especially considering the depth of fear mongering horror the public have suffered on the subject these past decades, which is much more than just a tragic public misconception because it's purposely been fed by those who knew better.

Such divide and conquer "strategy of tension" tactics are a well-practiced covert manoeuvre of control, used to undermine trust in society in order to weaken and subdue its peoples, especially in times of war. These are crucial subjects that you'd be well advised to understand).

Elements of social engineering in Canada today still reflect those longstanding tactical strategies.

Thus it's sad to me that today's mothers have unquestioningly embraced these crumbs, bestowed from overlord social engineers, with the pittance of power consolidation that it provides her (not realizing it seems, that it's these overlords' structural handiwork in fact that's made the mother of humanity a beggar in her own house). Yet these "divide and conquer" strategies are the primary moral leadership that's promoted by today's ruling elite.

The essence of the solution of course is in engendering intrinsic societal principles, and thus ensuring inspirational moral leadership generally. But it's the vast resources of the moneyed that determine who's elected to office, and thus who craft the everyday standards of society. When the elite provide promotional media coverage or pay for a candidate's election campaign for example, they expect to have a say in the elected government. It's not that there aren't any worthy candidates for election, but the ones who rightly stand against the systemic wrongs get too little funding, and thereby suffer reduced --or no-- media coverage. Chretien's political party funding program allowed smaller parties that are unbeholden to the elite to be heard during elections, thereby weakening elite control. But naturally Harper cancelled the program. Harper has been long-known as the poster boy for the neo-con movement in Canada in fact, and his power is delivered by superior (limitless) funding. The taxpayer ends up paying though, because of concessions that the Harper government inevitably provides the elite.

With hand-me-down cultural mechanisms like these shaping today's society no wonder mindless opportunism is so prevalent.

The public must pull together to identify and correct these glaring flaws. A glimpse of life's countless examples helps gain perspective. The mighty wildebeest for example, is preyed upon by the relatively puny hyena. When hyenas are caught stalking the herd the mighty wildebeest scatter in all directions, thinking only of self-interest and personal escape. Thus the weak and young are easily picked-off for hyena lunch. But if the wildebeest stood together shoulder-to-shoulder to protect each other, no creature would dare attack. So too for humanity.

Jesus clearly taught that vengeance belonged to God and not to Man for an example. Not only does this devastating bio-energy have a distinct transformational effect on those who try to wield its power (or who permit it to fester in their hearts) but it's a significant destructive element of society too. As a playground supervisor for a local public school I seen violence almost daily on the playground. And in the vast majority of cases it was kids wielding punishment upon each other. And when asked why they were being violent they indignantly made no bones about it: it was because the other kid deserved it, they'd tattled, or called names, or were defiant, or some other subtle slander of whimsical rules of culture that these kids had been raised to accept (and who'd personally suffered the wrath of punitive violence as well, as a means of being sculpted into the clan). And yet as clear as the consequences have been to my entire generation, the cutural nobleness of inflicting punative violence upon those that deserved it is still a defended and practiced reality in North America. One of the most powerful messages the media has ever developed in fact, is the glory of force-of-arms bringing "justice" to the world, and in dishing out retribution to the bad guys. Of course it's solely the elite prerogative to define who the bad guys are, the full details of which are rarely known by the public. But to me, it often seems more like a culture of junkyard dogs, that are simply being trained to attack on command. The known totality of lies that Canada, the US, and England have used to formulate wartime propaganda certainly validates the premise.

Clearly, elitist self-interest and their geopolitical strategies weigh most heavily in perpetuating today's economic system too, and not necessarily the well-being of people. The billions of tons of reusable goods and materials from our generation alone that have been buried in landfill or ground up for the smelters instead of being offered as hand-me-downs to the world's desperately poor is a prime example. Yet the travesty remains largely untold. The two billion poorest people on earth, that live on less than a dollar a day, could have been freed of destitute poverty by now with over a ton and a half of these reusable materials each (certainly a resource far more valuable than the largely grass, twigs and dirt they have to work with now). And in fact, no greater wealth has ever been made available to the third world than the hand-me-downs of the West, which have simply been discarded in landfills or ground into basic ore for the smelters instead.

Of course, citizens of imperialist nations have fared better than the majority of humanity. But it's hard to ignore the tactical aspect because of the elite's need for a reliable domestic supply of troops and infrastructure, in order to impose tinpot dictatorships upon third-world possessions to keep strategic commodities flowing cheaply. Yet the public in the West needlessly suffer under this system too.

The dog-eat-dog, boom-bust nature of American capitalism may be eloquently defended by today's media, but it's clearly more of a problem nowadays than a solution, and the reality is kept well hidden from the general public.

The success of the elite's power structure is certainly revealed in the "sacred" autonomy of today's central banking structures for example, such as the US Federal Reserve system, comprised of profit making corporations whose founders and promoters comprise the world's wealthiest families. After all, the CIA was basically their construct, which grew to replace these financiers' personal intelligence services, and who continue engineering the ruthless exploitation of vulnerable nations worldwide, while their elite masters personally collect on the perpetual national debts and resulting servitude of entire peoples.

But such mindless self-interest is at the expense of humanity, and stunts the capacity to harvest the full potential of mankind. Obviously when governments --because of captive markets and resulting crippling debts-- can't afford to provide the basics for a healthy, knowledgeable people, or thus to fully harvest their burgeoning ingenuity, we are all deprived of our greatest resource.

All the while, these world financiers engineer the massive contractions and liquidations that are regularly prescribed in the West to maintain their brand of "hardened money" monetarism. The devastating cost to millions of North Americans who've been bankrupt in the process is incalculable. The 1980's loss of hundreds of thousands of homes and family farms, many held for generations, is a prime example, as the money supply was ruthlessly contracted in order to "harden" its value for the explicit benefit of the elite.

And you must admit, the spectre of homelessness that's once again wielded in Canada certainly is the hallmark of capitalist free market expediency. There's nothing like engineering a few hundred thousand unemployed and homeless souls yearly to inspire workers generally to buckle down and accept their yoke. And the primary author is government economic policy that explicitly prevents full employment because it's deemed inflationary (which should be criminal when welfare protection is inadequate or is coercively wielded against the disadvantaged --who are disproportionately passed over for employment and tragically suffer homelessness as a direct result).

And the natural evolution to a more equitable economic model is vigorously opposed by status quo at every turn, while the public is strictly kept in the dark of the reality or the potentials that exist. Even Chretien, as Prime Minister of Canada, was unable to achieve his beloved goal of providing guaranteed income for Canadians over the objections of the elite.

Economists have long known that as production increasingly automates, the state must increasingly own the machinery of production, in order to keep it running at full capacity. Else the loss of worker jobs, wages and thus consumer purchasing power through automation, would bring a capitalist system to a halt. Therefore a fully automated society can only function under a system of benevolent ownership, where guaranteed public income assures consumer demand. Otherwise, layoffs, recessions and homelessness become evermore endemic, while industry idles along at only a fraction of its capacity from a lack of consumer purchasing power.

But instead of embracing the evolution to full automation and guaranteed public income, the elite have waged a ruthless war against it, because it also means an eventual decline of their own power structure of personal privilege and wealth, as the expanding role of a benevolent state increasingly makes theirs redundant.

Fortunately these traumatic social consequences have been minimized in Canada because of the universal emergency welfare program of Trudeau's Just Society. Though it costs a mere 2% of the GDP, it provides comprehensive protection of life quality to all Canadians. (By rightly defending the vulnerable generally, the blow-back to society that's inevitable from provoking a desperate struggle for survival is avoided.) If an employer, or spouse, or parent becomes too abusive for example, Canadians can simply -- and peaceably -- move on, because their daily bread and necessities are rightfully assured. The horrors that young and old alike have suffered historically during trying times have often resulted in life changing crimes of desperation, such as prostitution and other mindless acts of despair, that are too easily resolved through simple welfare assistance to ever let happen again. Though it's only a basic subsistence provision, it's the most comprehensive of inequity busters, and thus the wisest of investments (in a world that must fully realize, the only real solution to today's social problems is an intrinsic public understanding of life's cause-and-effect moral dimension that profoundly shapes human development: mind, body and soul. And thus the measure of day-to-day research, understanding, and inspirational guidance that a just and exemplary society must provide).

The Harper government on the other hand has implemented unprecedented controls against public insight in fact, and simply won't allow government scientists to freely communicate to the public through the media. There's no doubt in my mind that his primary concern is to keep New World Order shenanigans secret. No wonder the Doomsday clock was recently advanced to 3minutes to midnight (Armageddon) on Harper's watch. His blind acquiescence to global gangsterism has left Russia standing alone against the ruthless lawlessness of today's imperialism.

I'm sure parents get a sense of humanity's plight. Most parents try to do their part to make it a better world as well. They struggle with mere words for example, to try to convince their kids of the adverse developmental effects of particular attitudes and behaviours, which are clearly observable and profound. But parents' mere words are often at odds with higher powers, such as Hollywood social engineering blockbusters, often glorifying militancy, or the desirability of personal opulence and pursuit of pleasure. Yet despite the vast power of today's propaganda machinery, parents are rarely supported in their effort to inspire personal excellence in children. In fact, the only significant moral outreach that I'm aware of by government historically has been in preparation for war, in order to fill the ranks and to destroy the enemy.

No wonder animal self-interest prevails. Administrative raw expediency seeks high and low to get its dirty work done. Thus over time they've consolidated a class of people that are all-too-willing to undermine hard-won constitutional principles and Christian common decency in favour of foolish short-term self-interest opportunities. And thus capitalist elitism and Big Brother militarism continues to thrive (as does the hyena).

Since the US economic model is becoming the dominant system in the world today, a close look at its structure is invaluable in understanding our own changing circumstance. According to a study commissioned by the US Federal Reserve in 1985, the top 10% of American families own 84% of the nation's financial assets (over 25% of world assets) and their middle management tier comprising 35% of the population (the middle class, intended to loyally prop up the elite agenda) hold 14% of US wealth.

Sadly, the other half of Americans, the workers, who share the remaining 2% of US wealth, aren't politically involved and generally don't even vote. In fact, it's overwhelmingly the more affluent who are dedicated to the process, and who consider political donations a necessity of life. Thus, the primacy of protecting vested interests largely explains the driving ideology of American "individualism" (self-interest) over that of securing the well-being of the collective. As a result, eighty percent of unemployed males in the US aren't eligible for any kind of welfare assistance, even in emergency situations. But the trickle down consequence of engendering a struggle to survive ethos can seriously undermine people's belief in each other. The astronomical crime rate of the US system certainly validates the point, which is 8 times higher per capita than Canada --peaking 30 times higher in some cities.

And women and children in the US fare no better. Among all industrial nations they have the highest rates of poverty, and rate 54th among nations when it comes to healthcare access (a crucial human resource that in real terms requires relatively minimal economic outlay --largely managerial and educational). As a result, the US mortality rate for kids' under 5 years old is on par with third world nations... and on it goes!

Thus we must actively oppose the elite's current drive to impose the US system upon Canada by stealth (with their rapidly unfolding plan for "deep integration of North America", and the harmonization of regulations and practices according to the US model). Even Canada's border defence for example, is now subordinated to NorthCom oversight --a division of the US military. Accordingly, Canada has accepted the right of the US to deploy troops on Canadian soil (ostensibly to help quell public unrest from planned consumption downsizing). Much of the horrific and massive covert incursions I've personally suffered these past 20 years have been perpetrated by plainclothes military, including American. So if Canadians neglect their democratic duties they'd better prepare for the end of the rule of law and human rights here too, as unbound military powers exert increasing control over our everyday lives by stealth.

No doubt, the more light that's shone in the darkened corners of today's political and cultural reality, the more understandable the horrors of unfolding events become. And the worst yet may be dawning upon humanity.

Revelations that conventional oil extraction has generally peaked and is in decline in most of the world's basins certainly explains much about today's dramatically changing events. It clearly explains the past decades of irrational American foreign policies, from the plain "bad advice" consistently touted by the IMF's economic programs in the 80's --which appear to have been crafted simply to reduce third-world consumption levels-- right through to the US commandeering of Iraq's oil fields and the needless slaughtering of its people.

In spite of the media slick PR spin and government silent complicity, today's governing tactic is founded on a raw expediency model that's closer to being gangsterism than being exemplary, and closer to being fascism than being a democracy. And frankly there's not even a real shortage of energy to justify it all.

After all, the fundamental building block of creation is a packet of pure raw energy called the quark. Everything in creation is made of this energy. Therefore the real shortage is one of human knowledge, and how to unlock this divinely clean and precious power, so that humanity is finally able to express its full development potential.

The harvesting of the quark's energy could solve most crises humanity now faces, including pollution for example. As well, hunger, poverty, and even the looming water crisis would instantly disappear. (Since the planet surface is 2/3 water, the real shortage is that of readily available clean energy, in order to desalinate and pump whatever we need. Thus the vast world deserts would bloom again, with abundant food crops and fully automated systems.) And on it goes...

But the massive and cruel downsizing that the New World Order has formulated in response to these problems is based upon a cheapness-of-life third-world economic model (the chickens have come home to roost), which is counter-indicated in my mind, especially because it further erodes universal moral principles and a more thorough harvesting of our human ingenuity potential.

After all, if the real shortage is simply one of knowledge, then a far different tact is required to harvest the full potential of humanity in order to solve these problems. Because if morality is linked to universal insight as our greatest minds believe, it seems fitting that the power of the quark would be bound with fail-safe moral checks and balances by nature itself, in order to insure at very least a proper stewardship of this tremendous force. A force that if abused could conceivably annihilate creation itself. Thus I believe principled human management should be considered a key to future success, and not an administrative liability as the New World Order raw expediency agenda implies.

Thus there's been a visible political movement away from principles of constitutional law and Christian common decency since the rise of the neo-cons in the 80's. Instead they're re-powering the raw expediency of predator Man, chosen by the elite to control humanity. And it's because it's proven advantageous for them historically in achieving their self-serving agenda. Thus Realpolitik dirty-tricks are now openly celebrated in the corridors of power, and are increasingly practiced by New World Order management in everyday affairs. After all, the earth is primarily home to the Animal Kingdom, and at first glance raw expediency seems to advantage self-preservation, its singular ethic.

But this simplistic ethos has consequences not readily apparent. There is observable evidence of the moral dimension of creation, and it clearly affects personal human development. And to me that means creation has sentience. For on what other basis is a universal moral dimension to be concluded? So maybe pulling-out-all-the-stops to simply get your own way in life isn't the right choice after all? Maybe having lots of shiny things doesn't define the glory of a truly rich life? Maybe humanity does have to prove worthy, especially in order to harvest the limitless bounty of the quark? In fact, humanity's rise from the Animal Kingdom's self-serving ethos may be key to the continued existence of the human species. It's well-known that during this latter stage of our sun's existence, a typical star, it will increasingly expand in size as it consumes its shell fuel (and thus containment gravity) until it becomes a red giant, eventually engulfing the earth. Thus the Animal Kingdom is destined for extinction, as is all life on earth. And unless humanity moves off and into the heavens, our species too will become extinct. The only perceivable barrier we face, right now, in moving off the planet and into the heavens is a sufficient energy supply. Thus the keys to the quark would not only provide unlimited clean energy, and an immediate end to poverty, but the continued existence of our species.

Yet today's power structure instantly reverted to its most basic animal self at the first glimpse of the end of conventional oil, which is considered a threat its hegemony. Their knee-jerk response was to kill millions of innocent civilians in Iraq (mostly children & women) in a brutal grab to seize its resources --a temporary reprieve at best. No wonder Man has been given a billion years to evolve before life on earth becomes extinct. Even with our unique moral sentience among the Animal Kingdom it seems we'll need the full time allotted to develop requisite moral reliability if we're ever to gain entry into the heavens. If ever!

If we allow this New World Order agenda to increasingly dominate, its norms will inevitably trickle-down to become humanity's everyday reality. Thus the rule of law will become subordinated to an administrative self-serving expediency better known as fascism. And ol' boy vigilantism will rule the land, without the impediment of checks and balances against their inevitable and whimsical injustices. These realities have already begun in the West --which I've witnessed with considerable firsthand experience-- and will continue to progress unless democracy itself gains both oversight and regulation of the elite's evolving agenda to empower predator man over humanity.

Certainly many individuals have sacrificed their careers --and even their lives-- in mitigating the raw expediency of the New World Order so far. Such as George Radwanski for example, the former editor-in-chief of the Toronto Star, who valiantly fought the rise of a police state in Canada in his official role as the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. He warned the public in the strongest of terms about the pending loss of freedom "in his official 2001 year-end report. ". And yet even he in an official capacity was felled in a coup by ol'-boy-loyal opponents, with such a flimsy pretence in fact that it violated even the most basic of common sense. (Not unlike JFK's magic bullet in fact.)

Yet even with such blatant political implications, the Radwanski coup perpetrators remain unchallenged by the public to this day, because they're well shrouded in the cloak of the elite's media monopoly.

And it's clearly systemic. The Complaints Commissioner herself admitted the RCMP is "beyond regulation now". According to Liberal MP, Borys Wrzesnewskyj, RCMP management created a "culture of corruption", which the Special Government Investigator, David Brown, called "horribly broken" in his scathing 2007 report. But what do they expect when Canada's version of homeland security legislation was Bill C-24, an "Act to Amend the Criminal Code" that gives cops the right to break the law at their discretion. The trickle-down effect of bureaucratic lawlessness is yet to be fully felt in Canada as a result of this unforgivable blunder.

Thus the Just Society principles of systemic fairness that was wholly enshrined in Canada's constitutional Charter of Rights can be simply eliminated from any individual now (in real-life terms) solely on the basis of police whim. The fact that so many people have died in police custody in BC alone in the last few years (where I lived) is a poignant insight of where it's taking us. And there is a massive utilization of covert vigilantes (informants) now empowered throughout Canada, according to the US model, in an unprecedented transfer of power from the rule of law and constitutional principle, to the whimsical street justice of ol' boy loyal Big Brother and its legions of plainclothes militia and Judas Iscariot wannabes.

Even Canada's RCMP SS, who were disbanded in disgrace for lawlessness reminiscent of their CIA counterparts, have gained fame for their tactics, which are now openly adopted in order to best defend the interests of the elite. (Glen Clark, the former NDP Premier of BC, will certainly testify to the fact, being a deposed victim himself of an RCMP plain light-of-day coup. So too for former Prime Minister Paul Martin according to his book "Come Hell or High Water". Thus clearing the way for Harper, who apparently was personally welcomed to parliament by the RCMP coup perpetrators.)

And yet, with all this political intrigue in Canada, statistics clearly show that the vast majority of the population are benign. In fact, Ramsey Clark, the former Attorney General of the US, says that "80% of the population couldn't commit a heinous act against another human". His conclusions are based on a lifetime of experience in the field, and thus upon valuable little-known insights: such as the fact that the majority of US draftees in Vietnam refused to engage the enemy for example, (i.e. they'd purposely fire over the NVA heads) even at great risk to themselves.

Thus it would appear that the social calamity humanity suffers is caused by those 20% of the population who become human predators --whether in uniform or not. And I believe it's firmly rooted in the historic practice of determining societal norms according to the vested interests of dominant groups, all the while the crucial need for understanding the moral developmental effects of life itself remain foolishly ignored.

It's clear to me that the solution to humanity's grotesque deprivation and social injustice throughout the world today is to develop an administrative mechanism that ensures requisite moral principle in the management of human affairs.

Therefore, please consider:

• If humanity was made in the image of God, then the collective human conscience is divine. And thus could provide a readily accessible phenomenon able to best guide the moral state of our existence. As well, it's clearly in the public interest to keep governance fair.

• Most people who study democracy realize that no individual representative is absolutely dependable: human foibles and frailties are just too significant, and the political pressures that can be brought against mere individuals, no matter who they are, are just too profound.

• On the other hand, psychologists have long known that the collective itself is inherently predictable, and in my understanding is singularly equipped to withstand the kind of pressures that the elite can wield. And this most formidable resource stands idly by, simply awaiting to help out.

Thus I see the collective conscience phenomenon as a uniquely reliable basis from which to craft fail-safe mechanisms to guide the general direction and operating values of government, and to best provide an oversight and feedback function at every level, to ensure effective, principled management.

Of course the concept needs proving, and practical models such as the contractual mandate system that are now being crafted into a new political party show promise. The ultimate success though will be found in the design of the regulations in order to effectively harness these phenomenon, and thus to guarantee exemplary governance and real-life inspirational insight.

There is real hope in my mind that this crucial mechanism can be developed.

Of course these are complex issues, requiring a full and open public exploration of all elements, including the historic and cultural hand-me-downs responsible for these ageless problems. But be assured, the innovative capacity of conscientious people gathered together in common cause for the well-being of humanity is the most capable force on this planet. And at this crucial time in human history no less effort will suffice.

In the meantime, encouraging people to diversify their daily information and media sources is crucial, in order to see beyond the vested interests presented by the elite's power structure and its media monopoly. Thus exploring all sides of issues, by subscribing to independent investigative news and research sources too, will help empower a more practical movement for true democracy with understanding and resolve.

I personally believe these are the first crucial steps for desperately needed reform.

I hope you agree too, because together we have a chance.

I'll look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely, David Piney

  Religion |Politics |Sex ... must be discussed if we are to solve the cultural basis of human predation.