Changing Society: We Must Step Out and Do it

The first book I wrote and published was a detailed plan for how we can improve our societies. This book has been updated and republished as recently as 2015.

The basic approach is for us to enter each of the systems, and to make improvements where we can. From there, we obtain positions of power, and make connections across the system with people who have the same vision.

Together, with enough people of the same vision, spread throughout any one organization, then the group as a whole can make significant changes within the entirety of the system.

In this way, we will restructure the decaying systems from the inside. We will bring new life and new ways to the outdated systems. Similar to new cell within a diseased organism, we will bring new life to old ways of society.

This is the basic plan for replacing the entrenched systems of all aspects of society. This is the overall strategy for creating and growing the beautiful new ways in which we can live freely and thrive fully anywhere on Earth.

The details of the plan, examples of implementation of the plan, and inspirational words to motivate you…are all in my book “Creating New Societies”.

I would like to now leave you with a poem, designed to inspire you to take the cause forward.

This poem is written as a march: “Da da dum dum dum, da da dump-da-dump-da-dum….”

I wanted something to evoke the feeling of a group of citizens marching down the street... I want the readers to feel proud and empowered, to be inspired to take control of their societies.

Join us in this March of the Modern Citizen...and together we will take the actions needed to make this world the beautiful place it can be!

 

March of the Modern American

Mark Fennell (1998)

We’ve got confidence and pride and we’re glad to be alive
And today is the day that we succeed
With collaborative authorities and managing with humanity
We laugh as we meet the business needs

Politicians best beware and the criminals take care
For Americans can quickly seize a thief
Every man has such potential, he can be so influential
Let us do the things the cynics don’t believe

We will each produce solutions, yes, together contributions
And our enemies will die in cold defeat
You say I’m “only” a citizen and “merely” an American
Well, this officer will fight for his beliefs

We must never hesitate to make America great
And to alter whatever we can see
Let us put a little rhythm in the innards of our systems
And make the world

            the way it ought to be