2014/1/7 Lennart Thornros <[email protected]> > Axil, your say that "LENR may be a new force, a catalyst, and an > amplifier for great social change." is always the visionaries point of > view. My experience tells me to be much more cynical. *Every politician > in the world will have promoted LENR and therefore should be renumerated > and given impact on the implementation. Lobby * . . . . I hope you are > right and I am wrong. >
If some people ask themselves what they can do about LENR transition, I have an answer. We have to get a foot in politic to avoid the old parrty to protect the old lobbies... a beloved politic expert told me that if you want the things to change, you have to influence politic, by lobbying (moaning in public, mail, party, NGO)... the best way could be to get internal contact with even lower level activists in a newly created party in each country/state. get contact with one or two activist... talk of the hope, the influence they could get, the need of good regulation to allo LENR at home (like allowing LENR at home, proposing reinsurance of the govt for blackswan, no subsidies but reorganization of education, or public research...)... some will contact the news free-market party where there was none before.. some will contact the local statist party where there was not before... some wil contact the pirate party, where it is new... some wil contact the religious, or the secular party where it is newcommer... some will contact the green if they are new... some will contact the farme party, or an imigrant community party... try to enter the radar of the newcommers... not only they may hear you, but the old party will hear you there too, and wll take you mere seriously if you are in a challenger party, than if you were begging support
