Showing posts with label training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label training. Show all posts

Monday, August 4, 2014

Common Law Community Training Manual

Staff Writer, R. Patrick Chapman
Law / Government
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What is assembling is the first court in history to bring judgment against the Vatican and the Crown of England as institutions. But our Court also signals the dawn of a new notion of justice: one defined by the people themselves, and especially by the historic victims of church and state, to bring about not only a judgment on their persecutors, but a new political and spiritual arrangement to undo the systems responsible for intergenerational crimes against humanity 
- from the founding Charter of The International Common Law Court of Justice, September 1, 2012
This Manual provides instruction and training to those of you who have moved from words to actions. We speak to those who not only recognize the permanent war being waged against humanity by a global corporate tyranny, but who are actively engaged in dismantling that murderous system at its source so that justice can be made real in a reclaimed world.

You are part of a growing movement to create a new, liberated society within the shell of the old by first allowing the law to act for all people and not a clique of judicial specialists and their friends. That new society is emerging through every act of courage and integrity by we who know what is at stake, and that is, our children and the future of our species.


Source: ITCCS

Saturday, March 8, 2014

Permaculture Design Training, Free Course

Staff Writer: Nicole Meyer-Greene
Farming / Permaculture
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Ever wonder how to do permaculture? There is a 72-hour design course that is free online. This course will teach you how to do:
  • Natural building construction
  • Pattern observation and site analysis
  • Renewable energy and appropriate technology
  • Reading the land and natural cycles
  • Rainwater harvesting and conservation
  • Soil regeneration and land restoration
  • Passive and active solar design
  • Food forests, trees, and garden design
  • Greywater considerations and system design
  • Business and financial permaculture
  • Waste recycling and treatment
  • Urban permaculture for sustainable cities
  • ...and much, much more!
If you are interested, then please go to the Regenerative Leadership Institute to get started.

Source: Permaculture Design Training,