Comments on: 5 Rules Of Raw Materials Economics http://rawmaterialsecon.com/economics/1/5-rules-of-raw-materials-economics.html?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=5-rules-of-raw-materials-economics Saving Lives One Idea At A Time Fri, 03 Feb 2012 19:22:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Family Farms Pulled Us Out of the Great Depression | Willie Nelson http://rawmaterialsecon.com/economics/1/5-rules-of-raw-materials-economics.html/comment-page-1#comment-69 Family Farms Pulled Us Out of the Great Depression | Willie Nelson Sun, 18 Apr 2010 03:26:02 +0000 http://www.rawmaterialsecon.com//?p=1#comment-69 [...] for further reading please see: Willie Nelson Earth Economics Economics born of the Earth Wealth Facts 5 Rules Of Raw Materials Economics [...] [...] for further reading please see: Willie Nelson Earth Economics Economics born of the Earth Wealth Facts 5 Rules Of Raw Materials Economics [...]

]]> By: Lend A Hand To The Farmers | Willie Nelson http://rawmaterialsecon.com/economics/1/5-rules-of-raw-materials-economics.html/comment-page-1#comment-51 Lend A Hand To The Farmers | Willie Nelson Sun, 17 Jan 2010 19:55:21 +0000 http://www.rawmaterialsecon.com//?p=1#comment-51 [...] We have been told lies such as that creating debt and creative financial instruments are actual productive activities. The fact is our primary producers produce raw materials. [...] [...] We have been told lies such as that creating debt and creative financial instruments are actual productive activities. The fact is our primary producers produce raw materials. [...]

]]> By: Jay Greathouse http://rawmaterialsecon.com/economics/1/5-rules-of-raw-materials-economics.html/comment-page-1#comment-46 Jay Greathouse Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:06:19 +0000 http://www.rawmaterialsecon.com//?p=1#comment-46 I feel the greater solution emerges from increased communication and cooperation which builds true democracy independent from authoritarians and their chaos boogey man. Resource producers have the power, always have, but obviously neither the smarts or the will to exercise it. My faith is in an ignorance that can be met with knowledge. I reject the case of terminal stupidity because then there is no possibility of hope. Keep on reaching out, there are others but do not expect them to find them geographically close. United States citizens sometimes seem particularly retarded in politics and economics but it is to the benefit of our owners to keep as many as possible angry, fearful, confused and ignorant. I feel the greater solution emerges from increased communication and cooperation which builds true democracy independent from authoritarians and their chaos boogey man. Resource producers have the power, always have, but obviously neither the smarts or the will to exercise it.

My faith is in an ignorance that can be met with knowledge. I reject the case of terminal stupidity because then there is no possibility of hope.

Keep on reaching out, there are others but do not expect them to find them geographically close. United States citizens sometimes seem particularly retarded in politics and economics but it is to the benefit of our owners to keep as many as possible angry, fearful, confused and ignorant.

]]> By: Jeanne Rohl http://rawmaterialsecon.com/economics/1/5-rules-of-raw-materials-economics.html/comment-page-1#comment-45 Jeanne Rohl Sat, 17 Oct 2009 22:01:34 +0000 http://www.rawmaterialsecon.com//?p=1#comment-45 So glad to have found your site. What to do? How do weget this message out to a larger masses. How come the football leagues can understand "parity" and the farmer can't or won't. I worked with Red back in the American Ag Movement Days. Oh if only we could convince the world of this common sense method of economics. Oh yes, I forgot, it might work and people could keep their land and get fair prices at the marketplace. The powers that be will never allow that to happen unless those of left rise up in some kind of unity to bring this awareness to the non farm and eating public. My philosophy has been, who owns the land, controls the people. It's as simple as that and we are so close to this happening for good now that I don't know if we can pull it back. We need to try. I am pleading with any dairy farmers out there to work together. We need one national marketing order, we need to insist that these trade agreements foster saving OUR farms and people first. Any ideas. I have been working in this area of Wi and with some of the old line but everyone is just dragging their feet and all the goofy carrots this stupid government dangles in front of us should not pacify those of us left. WE NEED TO TAKE A STAND NOW! So glad to have found your site. What to do? How do weget this message out to a larger masses. How come the football leagues can understand “parity” and the farmer can’t or won’t. I worked with Red back in the American Ag Movement Days. Oh if only we could convince the world of this common sense method of economics. Oh yes, I forgot, it might work and people could keep their land and get fair prices at the marketplace. The powers that be will never allow that to happen unless those of left rise up in some kind of unity to bring this awareness to the non farm and eating public. My philosophy has been, who owns the land, controls the people. It’s as simple as that and we are so close to this happening for good now that I don’t know if we can pull it back. We need to try. I am pleading with any dairy farmers out there to work together. We need one national marketing order, we need to insist that these trade agreements foster saving OUR farms and people first. Any ideas. I have been working in this area of Wi and with some of the old line but everyone is just dragging their feet and all the goofy carrots this stupid government dangles in front of us should not pacify those of us left. WE NEED TO TAKE A STAND NOW!

]]> By: Story of Stuff | Willie Nelson http://rawmaterialsecon.com/economics/1/5-rules-of-raw-materials-economics.html/comment-page-1#comment-32 Story of Stuff | Willie Nelson Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:08:54 +0000 http://www.rawmaterialsecon.com//?p=1#comment-32 [...] narrates this brief explanation of Materials Economics which is something different from the Raw Materials Economics we discussed in previous articles about family farms. The film has become an Internet phenomenon, [...] [...] narrates this brief explanation of Materials Economics which is something different from the Raw Materials Economics we discussed in previous articles about family farms. The film has become an Internet phenomenon, [...]

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