Category Archives: Post-Carbon

Non-renewable resources will one day become exhausted

WELL in Willits California

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Jay Greathouse

I moved to Willits, California, with hopeful expectations led by WELL, Willits Economic LocaLization. Their mission: To foster the creation of a local, sustainable economy in the Willits area by partnering with other organizations to watch for opportunities and vulnerabilities, … Continue reading →

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Gautama Buddha With Nothing To Say

Posted on April 5, 2011 by Jay Greathouse

Buddha’s Example of the Burning House Bertolt Brecht Gautama, the Buddha, taught The wheel of desire on which we are bound, And bade us Put off desire, and thus without it Go into the Nothing that he called Nirvana, And … Continue reading →

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Gulf of Mexico Dying Atlantic Ocean Next

Posted on December 12, 2010 by Jay Greathouse

Special Report on the BP Gulf Oil Spill. I am not even bothering with the distraction of noting the myriad trickle down effects triggered by the wholesale debasement of the dollar. We live during the time of the economic collapse, … Continue reading →

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The Next Civil War

Posted on May 6, 2010 by Jay Greathouse

The conditions for the next United States Civil War were created by the victors of the first United States Civil War, the corporate elite and their political agents. At issue are rights established with The Declaration Of Independence. The Declaration … Continue reading →

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Timing The Collapse

Posted on June 15, 2009 by Jay Greathouse

Population overshoot, financial collapse, agricultural collapse, extinction of non-renewable hydrocarbons, climate change and the machinations of the global power structure to stay in power creates an environment ripe for rampant deadly new diseases. Continue reading →

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