Sandy and Nemo and Elsa, Oh My! Corona and Britney and Trump, Oh My! Fire and Flood and the Earth, Oh… oh…

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To You, We are Earthers. We live in a radical little town called Earthalujahville. We shout Earthalujah! as we walk down our imaginary streets. We're working on a manifesto, a living document as guidance while the 6th Extinction rolls over us. There is not much teaching on the subject in a consumer society. Possibly our country is self-censoring because we want to monetize extinction but can't sell it. Is that why public figures give the Sixth Extinction the silent treatment? So we make up our own rules for living as the physical environment collapses around us. Our beliefs come from the common sense that can flourish in an imaginary community. So let's talk. How do we do this? Our manifesto needs to be like a clearing in a forest, a living document that updates as instantaneously as actual life. The Earth's extinction is showing the way, with fire and virus and flood, every hour of every day to the end. Earthalujah!

Earth would be our lover except for totalitarian consumerism.

how to personally challenge the totalitarian consumer society.

John Sims, Afro Dixia and The Earth

We demand that our storms and floods and fires - be explained back to us from the news and the “experts” as inanimate events, as if nature had a mechanical breakdown.

This is the 6th Extinction. It is raising our children. The kids are walking toward us straight out of a wall of flame.

the vaccines vs the variants

All of the plastic we ever used is still here.

The Black Institute and The Church of Stop Shopping Celebrate

The guilty verdict in Minnesota comes down as Earth Day cries out. Can we live on the Earth without killing it?

Corporate media would never ask: “How do we enter into evolution as the Earth accelerates in the 6th Extinction?” Well, never mind: We'll ask the question ourselves.

People are hypnotized by their own style during mass death, a fatal kind of masturbation.

We promise: We will change our activism for the Earth. We’ll be as radical as the fires and floods, as extreme as the 6th Extinction that makes its way toward us.

We are struggling for the Earth, fighting the fossil culture. Then again, we humans can accept that the 6th Extinction is real. Our wild dream. This powers up our politics like nothing else.

The “end of life as we know it” is coming quickly, with the pandemic an early sampling.  There is a solution for us, but it means entering an unfathomable forest, a world.

Life has to be taken back, seized, re-possessed. Life is not negotiable. It is something we need. We need life, well, to LIVE.

The accelerating Sixth Extinction is all around us. We sense it but don’t admit it. It is governing our behavior. We dare not speak its name.

The most glorious social movements have a way of enforcing isolation on activists. We pixelate our way through the unjust wilderness and lock down - exhausted.

Chaos, corruption, finger-damning as the empire goes down. What is graceful and always remains in the heart of the capitol?

Is hatred forever?  Congress seems to say damn right.  But hatred is hard work.  A famous American puritanical distraction. And the Earth won't wait for us.

The virtual world is where the apocalypses went. In the actual world, the extinction that is now underway is merely real. But download the special effects. It's amazing!

Inauguration Day and we all take the oath. We put our collective hand on the Bible and the Judge is surprised. Our hand is endangered wetlands our fingers are greasy snakes. Our hand is on the Bible, we put the Odd back in God.