Parallel - National Network - Post #17
Many of us around the world know that something is wrong. Our countries that we once thought of as sovereign seem to be moving in lock step with other countries. They seem to be following an agenda that is led by a group that none of us elected. They are promoting a plan that none of us would be interested in. They are constructing a world that none of us would want to live in.
We know that the mainstream media is owned by this same group so we now see that they control the narrative. As a result, we get our news from different sources. Many of us have been sharing these developments from around the world for three years now. We are informed and up to date. However, there is a growing feeling that an action plan eludes us. We are having difficulty coming together in large enough numbers to demonstrate that we are capable of taking this on at a scale that is appropriate. We are easily divided into camps and too often bicker amongst ourselves. We have yet to work together internationally in a coordinated, effective way.
Some of us are now realizing that we are part of large networks, often on social media, but are observing that we are not building at a community level. We spend a great deal of time on our computers, but we spend next to no time face to face with the members of our own communities that see what is happening. As a result, many of us feel isolated and alone in our knowledge. Many of us feel disempowered because we are not part of an action plan that provides support and hope.
One of the countries that suffered the most during the lockdowns of the past 3 years is Ireland. They experienced this insanity for most of the period from December 3, 2020 to February 2022. From this atrocity was born a movement that began over 2 years ago now. As the world became a dark place for them, they decided to shine their own light by building their community.
The Irish started with an idea and a couple of people. In the first few months, there were over 40 lighthouses in Cork alone. It has since spread to 16 of the 32 counties in Ireland with thousands involved of all ages.
They have documented this remarkable journey and it is now provided as a source of inspiration for the rest of us.
For me, this is a call to action, perhaps THE call to action.
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