The conditions demand an authority which is in tune with the times, with the need to stop paying the rich, uphold the rights of all, renew the political process so that the people -- not representatives of the most narrow supranational private interests against the well-being of the peoples -- can rule and humanize the social and natural environment. [...] The character of this period and what should be done is revealed by paying attention to the conditions themselves from the perspective of contributing to the advance of the society, from its present phase to the next. [...] All of it -- the divisive stunts and expenditure of vast amounts of money to pay for policing, and the algorithms designed to portray "thousands" of rigs on the march -- adds up to a massive disinformation campaign to hide the fact that it is up to the Canadian people themselves, in action 6 in defence of the rights of all, to define what is democratic and what is not, what is pro-social and what. [...] In fact, the old aim has degenerated into seeking maximum profit from ownership and control regardless of the consequences of the activities of the enterprise on other parts of the economy, on human relations and on the social and natural conditions. [...] The direction given to the economy does not show that future developments will be favourable to the Indigenous Peoples who are the guardians of their unceded territories in British Columbia or to the Canadian people whose deepest desire is for the social and natural environment to be humanized, not dedicated to wars of aggression and the enrichment of a few people.
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