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    Join the Army Building a Planetary Salvation Movement

    The Manifesto That Changes Everything

  • 1760s - The Industrial Revolution: Humanity developed tools to extract resources - steam-powered machines, ships, and railways, plus the telegraph. So began the stripping of natural resources to create wealth.

    1970s - Globalisation: Turned those tools into a planetary destruction machine, and everything went wrong. GDP growth and greenhouse gas emissions synchronised from 1970.

    There are two primary inflection points on the path to climate catastrophe, 1760 and 1970. Earth has been patiently waiting for over 250 years while humans experimented with extraction, and the experiment failed catastrophically. It's time to change course and save the planet.

  • Dump Global, Go Local© - a Realistic Timeline of a GRADUAL transformation, not economic shock therapy.

    Years 1-3: Early Adopters (1-2% shift)

    • First, communities start choosing local suppliers
    • Local businesses begin to thrive, word spreads
    • Success stories demonstrate it actually works

    Years 4-7: Network Effect (5-8% shift)

    • More towns see neighbours succeeding, join the movement
    • Local production capacity naturally scales up to meet demand
    • Global corporations start noticing but don't panic yet

    Years 8-12: Tipping Point (10%+ shift)

    • Movement becomes mainstream, not fringe
    • Local alternatives mature and become competitive
    • Global logistics naturally downsizes rather than crashes

    Why Gradual is Actually MORE Powerful:

    Local alternatives have time to develop - communities don't face shortages

    Workers can retrain - people in global logistics aren't suddenly unemployed
    Technology evolves - local production becomes more efficient over time

    Learning happens - communities figure out what works, what doesn't

    Resistance decreases - gradual change feels less threatening

    Proof accumulates - hard to argue against demonstrated success

    The Organic Process:

    It starts with one conversation with one local business owner about why they stock products from thousands of miles away. Then spreads naturally as:

    • Neighbours see their local economy improving
    • Local businesses become more profitable and competitive
    • Communities become more resilient and self-sufficient

    The key insight: Making a start IS the strategy. Each community that begins choosing local creates proof that others can follow.

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