This was a longer meeting with some passion - or punches - whichever way you see it.
I think Intysam is so right - we need to look ahead. The way earth humans steer the time ahead is crucial. The decades ahead are not set in stone yet.
We need to look at who would represent some of our concerns - the human aspect - to those who we can question, who are transparent and ethical, to make the best choices on behalf of this planet - our planet - if we remember what 'best choices' are any more. We are almost at the point where we no longer know what a real scientist truly is, a real politician, doctor, academic, leader is.
Is there already a group of 'Controllers' (Earth humans) who have declared themselves the ones who are going to sort this out? Who are they? Are we going to be sprung with a group who feels they represent us better? We have a lot of catching up to do but looking at the whole thing with very different eyes and minds. What I don't want is to see a bunch of no-clue Politicians, money hungry Military Dignitaries, righteous religious zealots, legals, self-appointed emissaries, representatives, advocates, or lobbyists that were not chosen by the same pests that got us into this mess.
Will we be looking at more 'Contracts' in the future - how will the Law work now?
This is decades in the making if it's to be a new structure for a new free world thinking.
What we lay down now is the scaffolding for the future. It will be and is for all of us - and for our generations to come - which we are part of.
I think there is a big difference to come back here when a planet is free of its chains, slaves no more, and when you want to come back you can make that decision - not because you were forced to.
I know Aziz or Courtney were saying it still could be bad - and get worst before its better.
But we do need to think ahead, be on the lookout for those who are guiding us into the future, and what qualifications, and plans that they have. Guide the young now - they're the ones that will have to live with what we do, later.
Really enjoyed listening to this board meeting and the different points the panel made.