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Lesley Burdett

Firmato: 21:11, 14/08/2017

"Little steps #beleive "

Seanna Rock

Firmato: 13:47, 14/08/2017

Rose Okeefe

Firmato: 11:58, 09/08/2017

David Winter

Firmato: 15:27, 08/08/2017

"If we all strive at least, in everything we do, to produce more that we consume, we're more than half way to a world of achievable abundance."

Lina Bruzaite

Firmato: 14:34, 06/08/2017

Darren Curtis

Firmato: 23:15, 04/08/2017

"A kind and gentle guide sharing love, light and healing"

George Hattersley

Firmato: 17:43, 04/08/2017

"Can't believe I haven't signed this yet haha. Should've done years ago"

Giedrius Sarka

Firmato: 23:44, 27/07/2017

"It must work!"

Karen Reeves

Firmato: 15:05, 25/07/2017

Noreen Griffiths

Firmato: 22:31, 23/07/2017

"For the survival of future generations."

Rob James

Firmato: 01:49, 23/07/2017

"Wakey wakey...it's time for change folks!"

Kenny Clark

Firmato: 07:06, 22/07/2017

Kirsty MacRae

Firmato: 20:51, 17/07/2017

Beverley Roberts

Firmato: 20:10, 17/07/2017

melony gallagher

Firmato: 17:18, 17/07/2017

"I am hoping to create a Ubuntu Contributionism circle in Plymouth, Devon, UK. Find me or Ubuntu Plymouth facebook group or email for more info. The world is awakening!"

Reuben Puddy

Firmato: 09:16, 17/07/2017

Lee Welch

Firmato: 11:54, 16/07/2017

"Building community through labours of love with other conscious individuals and groups"

ricky linsdell

Firmato: 09:30, 16/07/2017

Jordon Annon

Firmato: 06:35, 15/07/2017

Stuart Brass

Firmato: 21:11, 14/07/2017

"Firmly believe that the economical, ecological and social paradigms will have to be (or indeed maybe forced to be) changed."

Suzy Eccles

Firmato: 20:58, 14/07/2017

Nadia James

Firmato: 00:01, 27/06/2017

James Green

Firmato: 20:00, 07/06/2017

Dan Erdei

Firmato: 04:13, 02/06/2017

Laura Lumachi Hunton

Firmato: 15:02, 31/05/2017

"I do welcome this Charter and its founders' enterprising spirit in getting it together and circulated thus far. Whilst I agree with all the principles in it, the 8th one is worded a bit ambiguously due to its reference to 'progress'. The 'pursuit of progress' has been the shallow mantra of Western civilisation for the last two to three centuries and has been used to promote & justify an iniquitous economic system that has brought our precious planet to the current brink of collapse. I would prefer for that much abused word to be taken out of the Charter. I have a further problem with the application of 'logic' and 'knowledge' being used as criteria to promote the so-called progress: who defines logic and knowledge? Human beings squabble constantly about such concepts! I would personally redefine this principle less ambiguously. Principle 9) is so much clearer and unambiguous. "

Rishi Mehta

Firmato: 00:23, 31/05/2017

"So strange, literally this morning I drafted the following and know stumbled across your site: (Re)Investment trumps saving (hoarding of wealth by the rich and corporations means capital is not being re-employed) Free Markets/Trade trumps corporate tax cuts as it gives rise to competition and best deal for consumers (requires regulators to prevent monopolies forming) Economic growth requires prosperous employment (not zero hour contracts, sub-living wages, in-work poverty) Economic growth requires value creation, i.e. both creativity and making something of value (all else will be automated) Economic growth with prosperous & sustainable consumption per citizen trumps GDP (wasting stuff makes GDP go up, and also doesn't take into account environmental costs or population growth) (There are more points I can't fit...) "

Nathan Mccarthy

Firmato: 05:25, 30/05/2017

Stephanie Leather

Firmato: 07:48, 26/05/2017