Natural Law states that the source of the majority of the world’s suffering is poverty. Poverty being the lack of access to the necessities of life; water, food, shelter and energy. Absolute poverty would go on to include lacking access to sanitation, information, education, and health, legal and financial services. Spiritual poverty would include the loss of love and understanding.
In this first video we go over how to eliminate the lack of access to clean water for the entire world’s population:
[Math Correction Below, not $2,000,000 per Billionaire, but $20,000,000]
The Math
1 Billion People without access to Clean Water
$20 = 20 years worth of water for a single person
$20,000,000,000 = Access to clean water for those now lacking it.
300,000,000 Americans x $66.67 = $20,000,000,000
1000 Billionaires x $20,000,000 = $20,000,000,000
How?
1. Donate $66.67 to Charity:Water (or more if you can). If you have children help them raise funds through your church, or by selling lemonade on your street corner. Teach them empathy for others and how to take initiative and solve problems.
2. Change your homepage and default search engine to GoodSearch.com. Type in “charity water” into the “enter your cause here…” field. Select Charity Water (New York, NY).
3. Talk with others. Tell them about the problem and the solution. Email a link to this article, share it on your favorite social websites. Acknowledge the tragedy and resolve to do your part to fix it.
Stay Tuned for “Natural Law – Part 2: Food“
Jack Wagner is the Editor of The Free Independent-Sun. Born in Sonoma, California and currently residing in San Francisco, Jack set up The Free Independent-Sun on July 4th, 2009, after sleeping in and not making his usual trip up north for his hometown festivities. He figured he'd do something revolutionary to make up for it. In the Summer of 2010 Jack registered Seraf Media with the City and County of San Francisco as a Sole-Proprietorship. He is dedicated to articulating the finer points of the Revolution in order to bring about a Global Renaissance and Abundant World Economy. He also isn't afraid to get his hands dirty transplanting succulents. 
