The PMC: Sleeping Giant
As we enter the 34th year of our return to social independence, there will be the tendency to speak only of the good and the great, without cultural and socio-economic assessments. We will postpone the dawn of real change and our people’s handle on the nation’s steering wheel until forever. Our people’s movement for change must do the dialectical opposite. We must identify with hurt and generate resources for hope. We must disconnect our movement from the leading cults and elites that push for change only in their interests and image. We must place the hurting and the hoping in the position of voice and visioning. We must rescue the fearful and bond together a movement of the weak and the poor with faith of the hopeful, the courageous and the resolute. We must see the dawn outlined for us, even in the deepest midnight. We must start now to connect the movement for change with the people who need change Big-Time and who hope for it. We must wake up and rouse our neighbour.