Every thing is already here.  People and the Earth - but it takes a "system of thought" to make things work!

The Universe and the planets - the Earth and all its numerous resources already exist.  People, human beings already exist.  It is people who make things work.  Human beings are unique in their capacity for language, a method of understanding, or a system of education, all of which, constituting a framework for organization.  Nothing moves in an orderly manner without the Organizing Principle. 

Before the age of industrialization, people built great pyramids, great temples, great cathedrals or great walls.  They did not have to enter "the factory floor" at 8:00 O'clock in the morning.  The Greeks had philosophy and geometry and thus, architecture.  The Romans also had architecture, but also agriculture and great armies.  Each of their "systems of thought," respectively, served its purpose during the time they flickered as petty empires. 

What is really different in our times?  The answer rests in events that took place in the past 2,000 years, with the United States of America leading the way, based upon the fact that Jesus Christ rose from the dead.  The Christian era transformed the Earth - from the little towns of Judea to Jerusalem, from Jerusalem to Rome, and to the four corners of the Earth!  In the same manner, at Gettysburg, on November 19, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed that this nation, under God shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not perish from the earth.  We have since then have so many "resurrections," they are too numerous to count.

The Earth, people and a "system of thought" to make things work!  It sounds so simple and yet it is the most complicated equation in the whole Universe, so complex as to escape any formulaic expression.   

Not every land is blessed with every resource - nations have to trade and engage in commerce to obtain that which they lack naturally.  In addition, systems of education differ from country to country, and priorities differ from nation to nation.  Some nations are still at the agrarian stage, others are still "industrializing" - they are referred to as "developing" or "underdeveloped."  Here, in the United States, we are mistakenly referred to as "post-industrial."  However, it is because some productive activities which our workers engaged in formerly, have been transplanted overseas to other nations that are still "industrializing."

After the Fall of the Roman Empire, Italy divided into "principalities," and as the peoples in its provinces and territories moved to fashion themselves into new systems of organization, emerged from this evolution of the Organizing Principle, little kingdoms that vied for control of the European Continent and the Earth - the French Empire, the Spanish Empire, the British Empire, the Portuguese Empire, the Dutch Empire etc...etc...etc... 

Meanwhile, the Holy Roman Catholic Church had homogenized Christian moral principles and the Judeo-Christian tradition, almost all over the Earth.  This hegemony led to the Protestant Reformation from which accrued diverse church denominations that continued the enculturation, education and application of the tradition.  They preached, encouraged and nurtured the work ethic, scientific inquiry, freedom of thought and expression, thrift, honest dealings, liberty, justice, honor, merit, prosperity and other similar principles and concepts that edified the congregation for good works and happiness on Earth.   This "pursuit of happiness" will have given rise to the Magna Carta, and also to Bacon, Montesquieu, Locke, Newton, Rousseau, Hume, and a host of other creative geniuses who were too glad to expose their views in writings to the world.  The printing press had been invented and in 1611, King James of Great Britain sponsored the translation and publication of the Holy Bible, which to this day, bears his imprint - the King James Version Bible, in old English.  In 1776, Adam Smith wrote and published "An Inquiry into Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations." 

In that same year, Americans declared their independence from the British Empire - on July 4th , 1776, they published the Declaration of Independence that gave birth to the United States of America.  That was before Marxist socialism, published in 1848.

The Organizing Principle in the United States of America sounded the death knell of every "ism," safe one - Capitalism.  The Judeo-Christian tradition is based upon freedom of religion, liberty of worship and freedom of conscience, which creates an environment of constructive liberty for individuals and of self-restraint on government that must submit to constitutional checks and balances.  We have a system of representative elected government based upon the federal principle, itself nourished by the concept of self-government.  Our economic system is based upon free enterprise whereby individual entrepreneurs enjoy the God-given liberty to lawfully pursue commercial, work and business interests.

The Earth, people and a "system of thought" to make things work!  Let those who have ears, hear and understand!

The Earth, We The People and American Exceptionalism.  The modern era of liberty and prosperity began here in AD 1776!   Human rights come from God, our Creator and these rights are inalienable.

    "And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm Reliance on the Protection of divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor."   (Declaration of Independence, 1776)

Let those in Washington D.C. and every where else in this land who have prospered in our midst beyond their wildest expectations remember this - socialism did not get them there.  This is the United States of America.