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"Now you are fighting on several fronts to deal with the consequences of centuries of abuse to your environment. You must unite to clean your waters and clean your air. You must unite to distribute food where it is needed and to assist nations so that they can provide enough food and water to their people. You must foster freedom and basic democracy in countries because otherwise they will collapse and be overthrown through great effort and violence. Individuals and citizens must become far more responsible in how they use the resources of the world, especially in the wealthy nations. It is a change on an immense scale." <ref>God's Plan for Humanity, March 26, 2011 (forthcoming)</ref> | "Now you are fighting on several fronts to deal with the consequences of centuries of abuse to your environment. You must unite to clean your waters and clean your air. You must unite to distribute food where it is needed and to assist nations so that they can provide enough food and water to their people. You must foster freedom and basic democracy in countries because otherwise they will collapse and be overthrown through great effort and violence. Individuals and citizens must become far more responsible in how they use the resources of the world, especially in the wealthy nations. It is a change on an immense scale." <ref>God's Plan for Humanity, March 26, 2011 (forthcoming)</ref> | ||
| − | "Democracy is an experiment | + | "Democracy is actually being carried out as an experiment here by us. I think it's really important. I think it's under jeopardy." <ref>Marshall Vian Summers, at the Making Contact Convergence, August 20, 2021</ref> |
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Revision as of 16:26, 22 August 2022
“As soon as resources become scarce, democracy begins to break down.” [1]
"If a nation cannot provide the basic elements for its peoples, even if it becomes a democracy, even if it achieves a just system, it will not be able to stand. It will never have stability. And the people will be in constant distress, leading to further upheavals, leading to war between factions and groups vying for power, not only for their own political or religious ideologies, but to survive." [2]
"Now you are fighting on several fronts to deal with the consequences of centuries of abuse to your environment. You must unite to clean your waters and clean your air. You must unite to distribute food where it is needed and to assist nations so that they can provide enough food and water to their people. You must foster freedom and basic democracy in countries because otherwise they will collapse and be overthrown through great effort and violence. Individuals and citizens must become far more responsible in how they use the resources of the world, especially in the wealthy nations. It is a change on an immense scale." [3]
"Democracy is actually being carried out as an experiment here by us. I think it's really important. I think it's under jeopardy." [4]