$3 Trillion dollars?

I'd go for building and research and development of alternative and renewable energy resouces.

Wars are most often fought for real resources, like land, gold, oil -- not just because you don't like the thinking or religion of people who live 12,000 miles away.

Every buck spent for energy independance and energy sources we don't have to fight over -- is money that not only gives us power but takes away one of the prime reasons for war.

Of course, it also seems we have to keep going with the oil until new ideas are real-world ready....and using coal better (we got a 100 year supply of coal, plus -- like England).

Maybe even too, start a nuclear plant or two. Oppositi...

$3 Trillion dollars?

I'd go for building and research and development of alternative and renewable energy resouces.

Wars are most often fought for real resources, like land, gold, oil -- not just because you don't like the thinking or religion of people who live 12,000 miles away.

Every buck spent for energy independance and energy sources we don't have to fight over -- is money that not only gives us power but takes away one of the prime reasons for war.

Of course, it also seems we have to keep going with the oil until new ideas are real-world ready....and using coal better (we got a 100 year supply of coal, plus -- like England).

Maybe even too, start a nuclear plant or two. Opposition to nukes has been good because no nuclear power plants have been built for the last 40 years and in that time there has been tremendous improvements in everything and also more real-world data and examples from other nations.

Um...I'd suggest we build the first nuclear power plant in Washington, D.C. -- directly in between Congress and the White House.

How about promoting the Venus Project and rid the world of monetization and replace it with a resource based system. Utopian, I know, but I'm desperate. Anything, but all this evil and oppression. I don't like where we are headed and how fast we are headed there.

Gonna change my way of thinking,

Make myself a different set of rules.
Gonna change my way of thinking,
Make myself a different set of rules.
Gonna put my good foot forward,
And stop being influenced by fools.

So much oppression,
Can't keep track of it no more...
~ Bob Dylan

“That which we cannot imagine, we cannot achieve.”

The greatest deterrent to the recovery of our liberty is our inability to dream and the loss of imagi...

How about promoting the Venus Project and rid the world of monetization and replace it with a resource based system. Utopian, I know, but I'm desperate. Anything, but all this evil and oppression. I don't like where we are headed and how fast we are headed there.

Gonna change my way of thinking,

Make myself a different set of rules.
Gonna change my way of thinking,
Make myself a different set of rules.
Gonna put my good foot forward,
And stop being influenced by fools.

So much oppression,
Can't keep track of it no more...
~ Bob Dylan

“That which we cannot imagine, we cannot achieve.”

The greatest deterrent to the recovery of our liberty is our inability to dream and the loss of imagination.

If people see nothing but darkness, they will remain apathetic. People need a ray of light; they need a vision; they need optimism.

Carl Sandberg said, “Nothing happens unless first a dream.”

...I say to you today, my friends, so even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream.
I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: "We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal." I have a dream... ~ M. L. King

The suffering injected into other peoples lives?

I think the final total was over 5 or 6 million Vietnamese, Cambodian and folks from Laos killing by the U.S. military.

And we have our 58,000 thousand names or on the Vietnam Memorial.

In Iraq? --It has to be hundreds of thousands. The U.S.A now has a kill-ration of 40 or 50 to one. That would be about 200,000 - and other sources, like info from morgues and a few internation studies where they asks families who are they missing, etc. -- would put it at least 200,000 Iraqi killed by the USA.

Heard that number before?

No..we get no info on that in mainstream media.

On the point of making imagination become reality...well a lot of us -- re...

The suffering injected into other peoples lives?

I think the final total was over 5 or 6 million Vietnamese, Cambodian and folks from Laos killing by the U.S. military.

And we have our 58,000 thousand names or on the Vietnam Memorial.

In Iraq? --It has to be hundreds of thousands. The U.S.A now has a kill-ration of 40 or 50 to one. That would be about 200,000 - and other sources, like info from morgues and a few internation studies where they asks families who are they missing, etc. -- would put it at least 200,000 Iraqi killed by the USA.

Heard that number before?

No..we get no info on that in mainstream media.

On the point of making imagination become reality...well a lot of us -- really really really truly truly truly were putting out the "vib," to have a President who could turn things around and Obama seems to be the perfect manifestation of that.

(I'm trying to put out some hope here).

So, now we'll see how it goes.

As Dylan said: "He not busy being born is busy dying."