Future
People had to know the
truth, the facts, everything that was possible to prove. People had to
understand why something exists instead of nothing, who we are, where do we
come from, to go where, why and how to build future. My task was to make it known.
Without speaking. Without making other myths. Humbly. With precise
determination. There was no way it could be prevented. Neither with unjust
sentences accuses and detention, neither with assaults, blackmail, threats or
violence. People had to know who were the thief, the liars and the corrupted.
People had to find out lies and deceits of the past, and act consequently.
They did it, and it became the beginning of the new reality. 1.
The new reality. There are more than seven
billion human beings living on Earth. The first rule is the planet
is everyone’s. Borders don’t exist. There’s freedom. Every
person lives in the maximum possible freedom and independence without harming
others. There’s equality. Every
person has the same rights and duties. There’s justice. Every
person receives according to its own skills and needs. There’s democracy. Every
person at least sixteen years old can take part as voter and candidate in the
formation of the governmental bodies of the communities in which he lives and
of the one’s of the whole planet. There’s well being. Every
person disposes of the material and spiritual conditions to satisfy its own
needs and desires without excesses. There’s development. Each
person can improve according to its own nature and character. There’s safety. The society
in its entirety respects and defends each person. There’s solidarity. Each
person does what he/she can in order to improve also the others’ lives. There’s peace. Every person
has reduced the conflicts with others. Human beings love
themselves, look for each other, and help themselves. They trust. Each one
feels part of a whole that he knows he can affect and is conscious that his
individual conditions depend on the whole. Everyone disposes of space,
energy, water and food sufficient to one’s own needs and maximum individual
development. Everyone does what’s
possible to keep healthy. Untreatable illnesses don’t exist. Medical
treatment is free. Everyone knows how to write
and read. There’s a diffused high social communication. Everyone has a house where
to live on his one or with others. Production satisfies
everyone’s essential needs. Workers manage productive activities. Groups of
enterprises for each economic sector ensure full employment and equilibrium
between supply and demand of products and services. Every enterprise disposes of
the production means in order to develop itself. Everyone has consumer
durable goods in a sufficient amount for a comfortable life. Services are
high quality and lo price. Environment is healing rapidly. Savings and financial means
are employed entirely in real economy and in public utility services.
Enterprises work in synergy and profits are addressed towards new
investments. Most payments among enterprises are carried out through
clearing. The media are objective and
timely. Personal security is general
and violence is an exception. Person and goods transport
is swift and efficient. Payments are carried out by
data communication at very low costs. Nobody builds weapons
anymore. Different applied research
centres assure the rapid diffusion of scientific and technological
innovations. There are no conflicts
between social groups. Individual behaviours and human relations are based on
collaboration and solidarity. Human society is organised
in lots of communities electing directly their own legislative, executive and
judicial bodies. A world government directly elected by all the inhabitants
of the planet at least sixteen years old assures each human being freedom,
justice, democracy, well-being, development, solidarity and peace. There are no national
currencies but community currencies representing real values and a world
currency based on the value of work. Maximum and average lasting
of human life are increasing constantly. What happened? Were did it
all start? What was done? Who did it? How was it done? When was it done? Why
was it done? 2. What happened? The new reality is the
result of a deep change. Human beings are listened and understood. They’ve
done it for necessity, to keep living and to improve everyone’s life. The
view of reality has changed. The way problems are perceived and faced has
changed. Ideas and mentalities have changed. Reason has finally leaded
instinct. Actions, individual and group behaviours have changed. Personal
relations have changed. The whole humanity has changed its relation with the
environment. Natural resources have been redistributed according to the real
utilisation possibilities of each person. Social behaviour rules have been
made easier. Each person has well understood
what can be done in order to be free and what mustn’t be done in order to
avoid limiting everyone’s freedom, one’s own included. Everyone has
understood the natural and artificial obstacles that prevent the full
individual development of each human being. They’ve understood human nature
and they’ve felt the necessity of changing their character. They’ve given
themselves possible aims. They’ve taken part with faith to a new process to
build future. They’ve done that together. Despite resistances, interruptions
and delays. Resistances have been absorbed, interruptions have been useful to
start again with more vigour and delays have been filled. 3. Where did it all start? The situation seemed
irreversible. Six and a half billion people. Average life expectance was less
than 65 years. One billion illiterates. An average yearly world GDP of about
17 dollars a day per capita, of which two thirds rising from services. One
third of the GDP spent by the states. Military expenses were almost par to
energy costs. About 300 million people out of work. More than a billion and a
half poor people. More than fifty wars being fought. Less than a quarter of the
inhabitants of the planet used three quarters of all the natural resources
available. One person out of four had nine times as much wealth as each one
of the other three. The one per thousand had more than half of all the wealth
on Earth. One out of six had ten times as much energy as each one of the
other five. More than half didn’t have enough drinkable water. One out of
eight didn’t have food and more than one thousand children per hour used to
die of hunger. More than half used to die due to curable illnesses because
they couldn’t take care of themselves. One out of five couldn’t read or
write. Three out of four didn’t have means in order to communicate with the
others. There was no economic
planning in order to overcome poverty and hunger. There were no concrete
national development plans. Enterprises were lacking and therefore also the
possibility to work in order to produce. Economy was affected by recurrent
recession cycles worsening the situation of the poorest. One person out of
four didn’t have enough production means and couldn’t work. Only one out of
six disposed of a sufficient amount of consumer durable goods. The cost of
services used to affect the prices of products for more than the 70 per cent.
Pollution was destroying the entire environment progressively and according
the most authoritative forecasts the planet’s condition would have become
irreversible within ten years time. Less than the five per cent
of money was employed in real economy. Less than the ten per cent of savings
was addressed towards productive purposes. More than half the produced wealth
was addressed outside productive economy. Less than one thousand
multinational companies used to control the whole economy and the markets.
Enterprises produced less than the seventy per cent of what they could.
Exchanges where carried out with currencies with no real value. Less than
five hundred people controlled information and used it according to their
exclusive interests. Personal security systems were completely inadequate to
the real risks. Viability wasn’t sufficient
and circulation was getting more and more chaotic. Financial and monetary transactions
were getting more and more slow and expensive. Military expenses were three
times the amount sufficient to win hunger worldwide. Only the one per cent of
the wealth produced each year was addressed to science and research. In order
to survive human beings were forced to become more egoist. Two persons out of three
didn’t know democracy and one out of three lived in apparent democratic
states. Currencies had no real value anymore and were only accepted because
they were legal tender. With these currencies, states put together debts for
over two thirds of the world GDP and in twenty years the world’s public debt
would have exceeded yearly wealth. 4. What was done? The use and production of
clean energy (wind, hydroelectric, nuclear, biologic and solar power) was
developed on the entire planet. The amount of disposable water was increased
and its distribution improved. Food was given for three
years to almost eight hundred million starving people. Health conditions were
improved through research, therapy and prevention. Culture and information were
strengthened, teaching illiterates how to read and write. More than 250
thousand interactive social communication centres similar to agora were
spread, each one linked to all the others. People have had the occasion to
meet and get to know other people and discuss about everyone’s real problems. Regional and sectorial
production plans were set addressed towards developing the weakest areas of
the planet. Economic development plans were made, especially in the areas
with the lowest per capita average yield. About 350 thousand new enterprises
were made in each sector creating more than eighty million employees in three
years and another eight million in the next three. A new economic system was
established with about one million enterprises managed by workers, with fifty
million employed workers and another one hundred million employed in induced
activities. Each new enterprise has
conceived its own productive unit causing an enormous worldwide production
means development. The production of consumer durable goods for continuous
utilisation was developed. Low-cost high-quality services for enterprises and
private persons were developed. A concrete program for the depollution of
air, water and soil was started. A new system of financial
relations for real economy was made. Savings were addressed towards
productive purposes. All the wealth possible was reinvested for production
purposes. A new system of corporate and trade relations among enterprises
raised in order to maximise investments and use of resources. The full use of
the enterprises’ productive potential was reached by bartering production
means and finished products with raw materials. A system of commercial payments
by means of a world compensation centre was introduced. An interactive via ether
informative system spread allowing everyone to receive real time answers for
every problem. A global personal security system spread with 315 thousand
ready intervention centres. A new air circulation system was made using
vertical takeoff vehicles for singles and groups. A telematic bank that could
be used with all communication means spread. War industry was entirely
converted in other productions. A world applied research centre was made. The necessity of a
contextual and programmed reform of social, civil, politic and economic
relations and behaviours was acknowledged. A post state politic system was
established with community government bodies and a world government directly
elected by the inhabitants of the planet at least sixteen years old. Legal
tender currencies were abolished and substituted by lots of real value
currencies with one only worldwide currency unit based on work as value
measure. Research regarding the causes of cellular mortality was continued
and new solutions were tried. 5. Who did it? The majority of the
inhabitants of the earth took part in the change. The most involved were
young people and women. A change plan for human
relations and behaviours had been studied for years. Ideas, resources and
organisation were needed. A new fundamental idea was
conceived, according to it, substituting persons and functions wouldn’t have
been sufficient and indeed the necessity was to transform the hierarchical structure
of the human system. The structure of the human
system was made of hierarchical levels, a sort of pyramid with steps. Who was
on a certain step represented himself compared to who was on the upper step
but then represented the totality towards who was on the step below. The hierarchical structure
caused selection. Despite the affirmation in principle according to which all
human beings are born the same, in facts there where enormous social, civil,
politic, economic and cultural inequalities. The strongest, sharpest,
most false, richest was the one to survive and assert himself. With that
structure, who was on the upper step considered who was on the one below as a
personal instrument. Therefore that structure had to be changed. What kind of structure could
the new one be? How should it be made? A participative structure was
proposed, substituting the pyramid with a propeller and the steps with a
unique continuous path through which everyone could compare with each other
and go up and down, without preset levels. To form it, it was necessary that
persons started from the lowest step, reached the higher ones and would then
accept to get back down on the low ones in order to form, with all the others
on the same step a whole capable of moving the pyramid. The principle was the
strength of a union of people is higher than the sum of the strengths of each
part of the whole. The solution to those thirty
major problems formed a unique program of initiatives. The personal and
material means as well as the operative strategies necessary to their
carrying out were pointed out. What was necessary were resources par to more
than 12 thousand billion dollars and the formation of an organisation of more
than 37.5 million people. Problems and solutions were
introduced to persons with material resources. For years those persons
refused to take part to it, believing the change would be useless. Then, some
of them realised things were getting worse for everyone, also for them. And
they accepted to make available material resources worth about 12,441 billion
dollars to put in to practice the solutions indicated by the program. They accepted on three
conditions: their names had to remain unveiled until the initiatives were
completed; resources had to be exclusively addressed to the fulfilment of the
initiatives for which they had been made available but only when the majority
of the people would have asserted to want to make them; resources had to be
managed in order to prevent any taking away. Substantially, the resources
had to serve the putting in to effect of the initiatives decided by the
program but not to demonstrate that those initiatives were necessary. The
conditions were accepted and the resources made available. For years they
weren’t employed but transformed in order to maintain their real value
integral. The program was proposed to
states, governments, political parties, enterprises, banks and Churches of
every country but, uselessly. They were all involved in a whirlpool from
which they couldn’t or didn’t want to free themselves. Who proposed the program new
an act of force would have been necessary in order to trigger it. Without
violence. To do it, it was necessary to choose what, how and when. The act
had to be original and inimitable, a normal action but that nobody had ever
committed. It had to cause visible results without negative effects. It had
to be an act of truth. It had to be made in the simplest and most human way.
Without speaking. Communicating in silence. It had to be achieved in a
context unknown to the act. That’s what happened. Not a
miracle but a human action. Billions of people saw that act. They got
informed. They studied. They thought. And they understood it was necessary to
do something. But what? They searched the program, the ideas and the
initiatives. They considered it possible and necessary. They decided to act.
They did it. And the change process started. 6. How was it done? The previous reality has
been transformed through the participation to a new organisation of the
post-state human society. People took part to the
Republic of the Earth asserting they shared the principles of its
constitution. They elected the International assembly, who designated the
Government of the Republic who then, with the authoritativeness rising from
the task of those who took part in the new organisation, ceased every
international military activity and every violent conflict, proposing the
peoples concrete and reasonable solutions of the current conflicts. Social community
self-determination bodies were elected and empowered for each continent,
confederation, region, county, quarter and village establishing their
legislative, executive and judicial authorities. Every power that was in
contrast with the rules stated by the bodies of social communities was abrogated
from the constitutions of the national states. Borders between states have
been cancelled. Natural resources and
production means have been redistributed equally in order to allow each
person to work and produce what necessary to live. Production and trade have
been liberalised eliminating every useless obstacle and imposition to
guarantee a correct productive and commercial competition. Applied and basic researches
have been intensified in each sector, particularly in those of energy, health
and technology. Specific community bodies
were established to face problems of general interest, such as energy, water,
food, health, culture, information, and others. An intercommunity fund for
public utility services was created, with resources coming from voluntary
contributions, applying the principle according to which each person should
give as much as he can to have what he needs. A world security force has
been formed in order to maintain order and make rules be observed in the
community and between them. The most felt and urgent
problems of humanity have been faced concretely and the means and
technologies available have been used to obtain results swiftly, because each
delay would have represented a higher cost than the one to accelerate. 7. When was it done? Everything happened about
ten years ago. The situation seemed to have come to a head. Human forces were
getting weaker due to gratification and boredom. Every hope was lost. The
idea of future coincided with the perception of present. Fear had left its
space to surrender. Everything seemed unavoidable. Many armed conflicts were
being fought and new wars were about to rise in all continents. The new
conflicts would have caused a chain of carnages. Humanity was risking its
complete self-destruction. The environment was almost definitely ruined. The vicelike grip of terror
was trapping the peoples of almost all countries. The states and their
international organisations were trying to react. Uselessly. Against who
considered himself a martyr for a just purpose and made himself explode in
the middle of crowds of people there weren’t any preventive measures. The
real causes had to be removed. As everyone kept repeating. Just by word. The only concrete thing that
kept being made was war. No mines or prospects were given back. Violence was
used. More or less visible. Force was used. Nether legitimate. It would have
been simple to eliminate terror. To tell the truth and draw the consequences
would have been sufficient. But there wasn’t the will neither the courage.
Even so, it had to be done. If people didn’t want to get swept away by the
effects of centuries of unfairness, falsity and fear. 8. Why was it done? Nearly everything was
rotten. Every person herd, thought and judged in a subjective way doing what
he-she wanted as much as he could. But for everything there was just one only
objective reality. It was the truth of reality. What appeared was often
unreal, fake. Pretence was falsity. It was possible to find out true reality.
To distinguish reality from pretence meant to know truth. To now the truth
meant to perceive real problems. Most humanity underwent
inequalities, unfairness, oligarchies, poverties, immoralities and
mysticisms. One human being out of five considered the others as his own
instruments and used their customs, their ignorance, his power, his currency,
his cynicism and their fear in order to limit the freedom of the weakest and
use their resources and their work. There were discriminations,
abuses, appearance and violence. Objective reality was different than
subjective reality and apparent reality. People lived without knowing the
truth. People believed things that didn’t exist. And didn’t believe what
exists. There was no freedom. The
interests of the minority that had more power and wealth limited the freedom
of the majority of the people. There was no justice. The
majority of the people didn’t have the necessary to live and the minority had
everything they kept away from the majority. There was no equality. There
was who fought to survive and who wasted, who violated laws getting away
scot-free and who was condemned even being innocent, who murdered and
received medals and who died and was considered a murderer. There was no democracy. The
state one was only pretence. Consent rose from false and apparent
information. The states were instruments to assure properties and privileges
would remain in the minority’s hands. States couldn’t be democratic. Humanity has rebelled
against this reality. And has decided to change it, convinced there aren’t
any unsolvable material problems. Excesses had to be moderated
to have freedom. Hierarchies and
discriminations had to be eliminated to have equality. Wealth had to be
redistributed to eliminate poverty. Privileges had to be removed
to redistribute wealth equally. Falsity and corruption had
to be eliminated to have justice. Truth had to be affirmed and
demonstrated to eliminate injustice. Any hierarchy had to be
eliminated to have democracy. Reality had to be accepted and
acknowledged to eliminate appearance. Death had to be made useless
to eliminate it. The power of who had always
wanted war had to be eliminated to have peace. People had to act to live
and not to die in order to change the world. That’s why it was done. My task was finished. Rodolfo Marusi Guareschi For who would like to
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