[CRNMC] Sovereignty of the Rights of Nature

[Baile Oakes]

Yes, dear Tim, in a way it is just semantics.  

Local self governance...community rights... can cover many, many issues.

For myself, I am drawn to focus upon what I sense is the core of Measure "S" :

Sovereignty of the Rights of Nature....the life sustaining systems of Earth.

As in how do we help to morph our cultural laws into a system of law that supports this basic Truth.

We all know that our time to create real change is incredibly short to the point that a true pragmatist would just say...the flywheel has taken off and we might as well go fishing.

For those involved with the CRNMC, we are saying that we might as well do what we can to affect more real lasting alignment with Nature.

Sincerely,

with love,

Baile




On Dec 6, 2014, at 11:09 AM, Tim Rice wrote:

> On Sat, 6 Dec 2014, Baile Oakes wrote:
> 
>> At the same time, it is important for the members of the CRNMC to become clear regarding what we wish to manifest..what defines us..as we move on from the single focus of Measure "S."
>> 
> 
> (This may just be a semantics issue.) I would disagree that the single
> focus has been Measure S. It has always been about Community Rights
> and S was just the first step in declaring and securing those rights.
> 
> I am looking forward to the WindTunneling training in Jan. That
> is going to be a useful tool for (among other things) getting some
> clarity on thing(s) we should be working on next.
> 
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