Equality Awareness

by Angus Ramsey

Overview

The wrong people are making law!
Everyone knows this is a problem, but no one is working on a solution. I remember a time when we could simply elect a new government to make change. Not so much today. There is overwhelming evidence that humanity is stampeding into unsustainability and taking a large part of the Bios with it. Everyone cares that our children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, if they survive, will suffer from our bad decisions. We cast our trust to government giving up any personal ownership or responsibility not realizing the government is made up of men and women who have no ownership or responsibility for the future. No one is responsible for our future.
This book is about changing everyone's attitude by giving everyone ownership and responsibility in our future.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940156004850
Publisher:	Angus Ramsey
Publication date:	03/05/2019
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	256 KB

About the Author

Born in Penticton, British Columbia in 1950, raised in the fertile Similkameen Valley and then transplanted to Vancouver Island. As a young man I was influenced by many diverse cultures from the Potlatch of our first nations, the greed and snobbery of our English overseers, the stoic Chinese community, a large hard working Sikh and Hindu community and waves of diverse European emigrants. Having friends in all the communities I soon realized much of the unhappiness and prejudices, between these beautiful people, was, and always has been caused by a lack of political understanding. Ended public school at grade ten, worked through the sixties in a world in transition where kids like me struggled to find a way to change the world into a place of peace and love. It didn’t work. Back to school in the seventies, learned about the magic of the human body, married my wife Rolande, had two children, worked in a medical lab for thirty five years, dreamed of the ideals of the sixties, read history and political theory, built three sailboats, renovated or built six houses, ran as an independent candidate for our provincial legislature, wrote four novels, sailed across the Pacific ocean twice and in the winters I sailed my boat in Mexico and in the summers lived on Vancouver Island. Today a happy grandparent enjoying the challenge of trying to build stability into our future world. I hope you will join me.