Mission Statement

We, the People of Earth, need a collectively owned, open source, global, software service, which will assist all of us in the management of the following three challenges:


1.) Free Global Liberation Information Sharing
Yes, there are a vast amount of blogs, social networks, news sites, and on and on available on-line. This is a part of the problem. There is too much info available, and a lot of it is dis-info. Sometimes deliberate, sometimes because the publisher of the information lack critical thinking and/or awareness. 

The first aim of the Ubuntu Community Social Network is to provide a software service for those of us who would like to share liberating information with each other. These types of topics will be covered:

• Contributionism
• The global sovereign citizen movement
• Free energy
• 3D printing devices (replicators)
• New agriculture
• New education (for all ages) 
• New health and healing 
• Disclosure (our true history, 'non-locals' and our covert slavery)
• Banksters and the old economy
• New science
• New building and housing solutions
• New consciousness and spirituality

This is not a comprehensive list. But it will give you an idea of the types of information this social network will  distribute.

The formats in which the information will be shared are all the standard media types: text, images, videos, embedded objects, hyperlinks, topic threads, nested comments, user walls, RSS subscriptions etc. 

2.) Collective Decision Making
Once we have the information about what is really going on around us, we need some mechanism by which to make decisions which actually SERVES THE PEOPLE.

The traditional structure of politics have clearly failed us miserably. The problem is that we the people abdicate our involvement in issues on the ground, to some tiny group which we believe we have elected freely and fairly, and which are now supposed to represent our interests.

The reality is that this has simply not happened historically, and is not happening now. We are still ruled by covert authoritarian oligarchs.

So how do we establish to an actual Service To Other paradigm to the Earth's communities?  

The second aim of the Ubuntu Community Social Network is to facilitate these sorts of councils on-line, based on the Ubuntu Contributionism principles, at the various levels where decisions are needed: local, provincial, national, international.


3.) Free Global Exchange of Goods and Services
Now that we know what is really going on, and how we the people would like to act on the issues at hand, we need a way in which to identify a multitude of specific personal and collective needs, and then match solution providers, with those who require some good or service.

The third aim of the Ubuntu Community Social Network is to facilitate the matching of those who require some good or service, with those who can provide some good or service. This is a virtual contributionist sharing facilitator.

The software service gives preference to local providers, thus inherently supporting sustainability and sanity :)

Needless to say, no currency exchange will be allowed on this software service. This includes monetization of the service itself. Obviously.