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‘When moral convulsions recede, the national consciousness is transformed. New norms and beliefs, new values for what is admired and disdained, arise. Power within institutions gets renegotiated. Shifts in the collective consciousness are no merry ride; they come amid fury and chaos, when the social order turns liquid and nobody has any idea where things will end. Afterward, people sit blinking, battered, and shocked: What kind of nation have we become?’...America Is Having a Moral Convulsion
This election, like the one before it, shows that the US is a broken country,
morally, ethically and spiritually
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Reflections on the Moral Convulsion of the US
1- A view from Canada, where most good Americans are dreaming to flee to:
(The election shows the United States is a broken country)- The Globe and Mail, Toronto
2- A selection of related views from the GCGI Archives:
The Emperors with no clothes: The Madness of King Donald- A Modern Day King John
America, The Promised Land, Think Again!!
Is this the way to make America great again?
The Antidote to inhumanity is to know what it means to be human: Ayn Rand Vs David Sloan Wilson
The Mother of all Heists: ‘The Neoliberal Looting of America’
3- A Reflection on another Election with a Different Outcome
Jacinda Ardern campaigns in Christchurch.- Photo: Kai Schwörer/
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Prime minister Ardern, has inspired love, kindness, empathy, trust and the common good
Ask yourself this question: Has any political leader in your country, ever, spoken about love, empathy, kindness, trust and the common good?
There you have it! That’s why your country IS NOT GREAT!
This is why every country needs a Jacinda Ardern to discover What it Means to be Human and Great
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...And one final point, lest we forget again!
To My Mind,This is the Key Lesson from New Zealand on How to Build a Better World
Everywhere I look, in countries, like Britain, US, Australia, India,..., who all claim to be the lands of ‘democracy’, I see the tragic consequences of embracing populism, arrogance and exceptionalism. But not in New Zealand. Why?
For sure there must be multiple reasons, as noted in the analysis below. But, one reason, for me, stands out: New Zealand emphatically rejected the poisonous and dirty works of the Murdoch’s Empire of Destruction:
“A huge reason that our politics is not so extremely polarised and so far out there is because we no longer have Murdoch-owned press in New Zealand, and it’s never taken a foothold.”
Murdoch's Mystery: Debunking the'Shadow State', The Empire of Corruption and Destruction
Our Rotten and Corrupted World: Murdoch’s Carnage and His Evil Empire
Elections based on Sowing the Seeds of Deceit and Destruction Will Never Result in Building a Good,
Kind, Just and Fair Country and Communities.
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And this is my Ten Steps to a morally and spiritually sound economic system to build a better world
Come with me, let us enjoy togetherness, family, friends and community. Ours should not be a caravan of despair, but the flame of love and hope
Walk with the wanderers
Sing and dance with the worshipers
Proclaim the memory of those who have taken their leave
Wrap the despairing and the broken in the arms of love and community
And hold the hands of all of us who have broken our vows and call us back—again and again—to the covenant and work of justice, humility, and steadfast faithfulness.
For this we are here together today. So, my friends, come, yet again; come let us be together.
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Nota bene
‘This far-right philosophy is an affront to the idea that we're all in this thing together.’
Ayn Rand: The Mean Girl and the Cruel Heart of Neoliberalism
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"It has a fair claim to be the ugliest philosophy the postwar world has produced. Selfishness, it contends, is good, altruism evil, empathy and compassion are irrational and destructive. The poor deserve to die; the rich deserve unmediated power. It has already been tested, and has failed spectacularly and catastrophically.”
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Much ado about Niksen: A guide to daydreaming and doing nothing
‘Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing.’ – Lao Tzu
‘Society has shifted toward prioritizing hyper-productivity, making the notion of doing nothing seem unproductive and inefficient.
If there is time left unfilled during the day, there is an urge to fill it with something.
It's no wonder people have such a hard time relaxing and enjoying moments of nothingness.’- Rachelle Williams, Vedic Educator
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I recall so vividly, the parents evening at my school all those decades ago in Tehran:
“Kamran is a pleasant child, he has good manners, but he daydreams too much,” my teachers used to tell my parents.
Far from being ashamed of my daydreaming, I am grateful for it.
- Celebrating the Extra Hour We are Gifted
- GCGI’s message to an out-of-touch ruling class: Voting against free school meals shames our country and belittles our nation
- This is why every country needs a Jacinda Ardern to discover What it Means to be Human and Great
- A Prophetic Message to People Living in the Year 2959
- Brexit and Dictatorship