the Elephant in the room.

[frank bowman]

it really is simples and not too complex.


Diggers: people who feel they have a right to live on earth from that
earth, because they are the earth, as an earth born free right.

why can they/we not do that?

because all the earth is owned.

and the owners will not give people space/ land as a free born right.

There are all sizes of lucky landowner, from the lucky big ones to the
lucky small ones.

and how about everyone on this list who is an owner, even a house
owner because don't forget it was not your house you bought but the
conveyance of the land it stood upon.

if you are an owner where do you stand when someone wants to claim for
free no rent no purchase, a part of yours. do you stand in opposition
to diggers?

and if your dwelling is fully  occupied by yourself what will you do
with it when you go and it becomes unoccupied?
will you carry that land ownership, the buying and selling situation
on into the years ahead and not change anything, or will you allow
others to claim it as there free born right?

 diggers, when they say they have the right to claim land can do
nothing else but claim your land or your land lords land.

are you going to give it to them.

frank

-- 
  It's a revolution. But it's the sort of revolution that no one will
notice. It might get a little shadier, or brighter. Buildings might
function better. You might have less money to earn because your food
is all around you and you don't have any energy costs.  and more
people will be fed, as more land and resources, kept scarce for the
dollar, for the  abundance called glut,  will be shared.