I think we could hire professional fact checkers and target articles
that have gotten off track. I don't think a great deal of money would
be necessary to set an example, and illustrate some of our notorious
problems. In general more money, however, draws flies even better than
shit.
Fred Bauder
On Wed, 17 May 2017 18:08:08 +0100
David Cuenca Tudela <dacu...@gmail.com> wrote:
Are there any activities that could have a meaningful impact if we
ask
donors for such amount of seed money? Are there reasons to do so?
Do we have the guts to do so?
Do we have the organizational capital to handle it? Or can we get
there
soon?
Do we have the moral right to take a lead in the world and ask for
as much
resources as needed?
Is our leader and our members willing to take big undertakings?
Are most of us ready to live in fear while the values that we cherry
most
would crumble under our own eyes?
Would it matter much if we as a movement would disappear? Or is it a
struggle always a positive answer against the shadows in the world?
Can we offer anything else in this world than truth, free knowledge,
and an
open inclusive environment?
Would you take best wishes from a stranger like me?
Micru
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