15th October Blog Action Day 2009 - Calling all Revolutionaries


I have thought long and hard about this post. I have put different Blog Action Day posts on all of my blogs in an attempt to reflect their purpose. This is my blog for straight talking, hard truths, strong beliefs and shared solutions.

On my other blogs I have tried to provide a means of action for people that are realistic and beneficial to the cause however I believe that stronger and more direct action is required.

Whatever forecasts can be made about our planet, the effects of our presence, man made climatic changes, conflict between nations, natural climatic changes aggravated by our actions, or a combination of them all, I believe that our planet will ultimately survive in some form, I do not believe that mankind will.

I believe there is a inevitability to our own self destruction. We are capable of change however seem to need a stronger reason than currently exists to globally unite. I believe that necessity is the mother of invention and we do not seem to feel that action is necessary enough on mass.

We simply do not have the inclination to bring about the change I feel is required in the time required.

It is not a pleasant thought....the question is what are we going to do to prove me wrong?

Image Credit: Mirza

To see other Blog Action Day posts on Climate Change click here.

Comments

  1. chrome3d1 January 2010 at 16:33

    Thousands of years from now mankind could be gone but this ball will still be rolling here, well, for about 6 million years until the sun explodes.

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  2. Dancin Fool31 March 2010 at 17:55

    Hello! I did not get an email to say your comment had come in, sorry for the delay in responding.

    I think you are right, I do not expect us to prevail but the earth will. Is it really only 6 million years until the sun explodes?

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