How To Escape:
The Abusive Capitalist Colonial Government & Country empowered by United Nations
You were born into country. You did not choose country. You cannot leave country. It makes you work for someone else, takes your labor, your land, your time, and your children’s future and they call this abusive country civil order the “United Nations, Government and Countries,” a world order of capitalist colonial systems. Every survivor of abuse knows the pattern: control, isolation, extraction, and punishment.
We are survivors of an abusive country and governments. This is the exact same pattern domestic violence advocates have documented for decades. To escape abusive countries and governments, we use the same guidelines they give to someone trapped in an abusive relationship and we scale the model from one person to world population of eight billion people being abused by United Nations Countries and Governments.
Safety First
“Don’t confront the abuser directly β confrontation escalates danger.”
The abuser is government. Peopleize.world provides local discussion circles with community safety agreements β a trusted space to land before you act. A parallel peopleized world where you are already safe.
Build a Support Network
“Isolation is the abuser’s tool. Connect with people you trust.”
Peopleize.world provides connected circles worldwide and mutual aid networks. A parallel peopleized world linking each person across the globe β separate from the capitalist colonial order.
Document
“Keep records, evidence, patterns.”
Peopleize.world provides a shared archive for testimony, state violence, land grabs, and displacement β a global memory the abuser cannot erase. A parallel peopleized world that remembers together.
Plan Exit Strategically
“Financial independence, safe location, timing. Not impulsive.”
Peopleize.world provides the SunRun Calendar, the Five Pillars of equality, and community prototypes to reduce dependency β built step by step, not impulsively. A parallel peopleized world already under construction.
Get Outside Help
“Advocates, counselors, legal aid, shelters.”
Peopleize.world provides an international solidarity network β movement allies, Indigenous rights orgs, Global South connections, diaspora circles. You are not alone. A parallel peopleized world already holding you.
Don’t Argue β Build Leverage
“You can’t reason someone into respecting you.”
Peopleize.world provides the Five Pillars framework β Money, Law, Education, Time, Earth β as a parallel system, not a petition. We connect each person across the world into our own world of equals. A parallel peopleized world, built until it becomes the default.
π The Vision β A People’s Vision for the World
The Peopleize Decolonize Communities Corridor is a vision by the people, for all people of the world. It honors every tribe, every community, every First Nation, every Indigenous community, and every people of the world β a living model of what is possible when land, knowledge, and decision-making power are returned to those to whom they belong. This is not farming as usual. This is decolonizing agriculture for all peoples β and proving, together, that the world can feed itself.
The corridor is not a fixed boundary β it is a living connection model, a way to weave communities across the world into one shared network of food sovereignty. From the coasts to the mountains, from the forests to the deserts, the model links household farms into corridors of mutual support, shared knowledge, and restored abundance. Beyond feeding people, the corridor aims to plant every known plant on Earth, restoring the full spectrum of nature’s biodiversity and reclaiming the land’s original abundance. What we build here, we build for everyone β a model any tribe, any community, any First Nation, any Indigenous community, any people, can take up and make their own.
Today, 645 million people face hunger, and 2.1 billion are food insecure β over 25% of humanity. 1.1 billion people live in acute multidimensional poverty, over half of them children. 186 million are unemployed, and the global jobs gap stands at 408 million. The Peopleize Decolonize Communities Corridor goal will create ~2.5 Billion Household Peopleized Farms and the supporting community infrastructure that will eliminate the root causes of poverty, unemployment, crime, and colonial inequality β ensuring equality for all people. And because this is a people’s vision for the world, it does not stop at any border β it is a model offered to every tribe, every community, every First Nation, every Indigenous community, and all people of the world, so that we may feed the world together.
π ~2.5 Billion Household Peopleized Farms
π± 100% Food Self-Sufficiency
π³ ~62% Land for Wildlife
π For All Peoples of the World
π€ 2 Hectares for Every Household
π‘ THE HOUSEHOLD PEOPLEIZE FARM
2 Hectares per Household Β· 1 to Farm Β· 1 for Nature
The Household Farm Unit
Every household on Earth receives 2 hectares (20,000 mΒ²) β 1 hectare to live and farm, and 1 hectare held as part of the shared natural world. Using sunken beds, air-to-water systems, fog harvesting, solar energy, and integrated animal and crop farming, each household feeds itself β with surplus to share.
Growing Zone
Sunken beds with maize, millet, vegetables, fruits, legumes, fodder, hemp, sugar beet, medicinal herbs, spices.
Animal Zone
Chickens (40), goats (16). Provide meat, milk, cheese, yogurt, hides, and manure for crops.
Home & Infrastructure
Home, storage, workshop, air-to-water system, fog harvesting, solar power, communication antenna, mesh network.
Fish & Honey
Tilapia or catfish ponds; 8β12 beehives for pollination, honey, and beeswax.
Hemp & Medicine
Hemp for clothing, building, food, and medicine. Medicinal garden for traditional wellness.
Agroforestry
Indigenous trees: acacia, baobab, moringa, fruit trees β food, shade, soil, and wildlife habitat.
π± Surplus is shared β with neighbors, elders, community stores, and reserves.
No household is ever dependent on money to eat. Abundance by design.
A Day in a Peopleized World
What does life feel like when equality is the foundation? Here is an example of two people in two different roles.
Maya’s Morning
Artist | 34 years old
π 7:00 ππ – Waking with Purpose
Maya wakes in his comfortable, equality peopleized home, one of thousands in his community. No rent anxiety. No mortgage. His housing and farm are guaranteed, identical in quality to everyone else’s. He prepares breakfast with fresh, locally-grown food from his own 1-hectare farm.
π¨ 9:00 ππ – Creative Contribution
At the community arts center, Maya works on a mural celebrating local history. This is his “contribution time”, he chooses work that aligns with his passions. He’s not creating for a market or to sell, but to beautify shared spaces and tell community stories.
π΅ 14:30 ππ – Community Care
After lunch, Maya joins the Community Listenersβa circle of 20 randomly selected members fulfilling their Community Care “BIT, Build It Together”. Here, listening (colonial word judge) is not a career but a shared calling to equality. They hear disputes not to punish, but to restore equality and balance: ensuring the impacted person is equally cared for, and recommending transformative treatment for those who violate another’s person equality, reaching a dialog-based agreement together.
Later, he spends time with elderly community members, sharing stories and ensuring their well-being. Care work is valued equally to all other contributions. He learns traditional crafts from elders, knowledge freely passed between generations without financial transaction.
πΏ 19:00 ππ – Personal Time
With his 4-hour contribution complete, Maya tends his personal garden, attends a free physics workshop at the learning center, and joins friends for music. There’s no rush, no second job needed. Time belongs to life itself.
“The biggest change isn’t what we have, but what we’ve lost: anxiety about survival, competition for basics, and the constant pressure to earn our right to exist. We contribute from abundance, not scarcity. We’re free to be fully human.”
Maya’s Day
Doctor | 40 years old
π 7:00 ππ – Morning
Maya wakes in her comfortable, equal-sized homeβone of thousands in her community. No rent anxiety. No mortgage. Her housing and farm are guaranteed with all the utilities needed, identical in quality to everyone else’s. She prepares breakfast with fresh food grown on her own 1-hectare farm.
π₯ 10:30 ππ – Local Medical Practice
At the community health center, Maya provides care to her neighbors. This is her primary “contribution time”, work that aligns with her passions, skills and enjoyment. Healthcare, like all needs, is freely given and received by all people.
π€ 15:00 ππ – Community Equality Resources
For the next 4 Nwabu’s (120 sun rotations), Maya serves as her local doctor community union’s representative in the Community Equality Resources (colonial word government), selected by random each SunRun. The Colonial Government no longer exist and Government is no longer a career, but a rotational temporary Community Equality Resources opportunity shared equally by all community members. Continental Collaboration, in her Community Equality Resources role, Maya works with other randomly-selected community professionals from across the continent. Together, they recommend policies for peopleized community resource sharing and mutual support, ensuring every voice helps shape the continent as a true community of equals. All recommendation will be voted on my all community members and just parliament representatives.
πΏ 18:00 ππ – Personal Time
With her 4-hour contribution complete, Maya tends her personal farm, attends a free music workshop at the learning center, and joins friends for dinner. There’s no rush, no second job needed. Time belongs to life itself.
“The biggest change isn’t just in our daily lives, but in our Community Equality Resources (governance). Power is no longer concentrated. Every person on Earth will get at least one chance to participate directly, representing their community or union. We’ve replaced professional politicians with the true voice of the people.”
π LAND FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD β FOOD FOR ALL
Every person deserves a home β every household deserves 2 hectares
The Math Behind the Vision
The world NEEDS to give every household LAND to live and farm on β EQUAL access to land. Today, Governments limit access to land worldwide, while billions of people don’t have land to farm and feed themselves or their community like our ancestors did. The Peopleize “Build It Together” model begins with a simple fact: Every person deserves a home β every household deserves 2 hectares. No person should have to work for another person to feed themselves. That is the focus. That is the foundation. Everything else β schools, health care, energy, community infrastructure β is built together as a community.
World Population
~8 billion today
~9.2 billion by 2050
Everyone needs a home to live
The Peopleize Model
1 household = 1 farm
~2.5 billion household farms
2 hectares for every household
Food Self-Sufficiency
100%
every household feeds itself
No one works for someone else to get money to buy food. Each household grows its own food and daily needs.
Land for Wildlife & Nature
Only ~38%
of habitable land is used
~62% stays wild, shared, restored
π The World Today vs. The Peopleize Model
World Today
579M farms
645M hungry
2.1B food insecure
Land concentrated in few hands
β‘οΈ The Shift
Equal land for all households
No one works for someone else to get money to buy food. Each household grows its own food.
No Government owns the Land
Build It Together
π Peopleize Vision
π Household Farms: ~2.5 Billion
π‘ Land per Household: 2 hectares (20,000 mΒ²)
π Total Land Allocated: ~50 million kmΒ²
π % of Habitable Land Used: ~38%
π³ % Left Wild, Shared, Restored: ~62%
100% Food Self-Sufficiency
Land shared, not hoarded
Equality for all
β Every person deserves a home β every household deserves 2 hectares. This creates 2.5 Billion household farms and equality communities.
The Peopleize model builds the infrastructure, the schools, the health care, communication devices and network β an equal community infrastructure around each household’s equal share of land.
π Why This Model? Why Now?
π Food Sovereignty
Every household feeds itself and its community from its own land β no dependence on distant supply chains, no vulnerability to price shocks.
π‘ Equal Land, Equal Dignity
No person should have to work for another person to feed themselves. Land is the foundation of freedom, dignity, and self-determination.
πΏ Ecological Restoration
Regenerative farming restores soil, biodiversity, and wild plantings β the land heals as people thrive.
π¨ BIT β Building It Together
Schools, health centers, roads, water systems, energy β all built locally, by local hands, with local materials.
π A Global Model
What we build in one community becomes a blueprint for every community β decolonized, community-led, alive.
THE FIVE FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN NEEDS
How Every Household Provides Them β Everywhere on Earth
Water
Fog-harvesting, rainwater catchment, air-to-water systems, solar-powered purification, and household-managed water β clean water for every household on Earth.
Food
Each household farm produces diversified crops, livestock, eggs, honey, fish, and medicinal plants β creating food sovereignty and health sovereignty at the household level.
Home
Modernized traditional housing built with local materials β compressed earth, plant insulation, plant-based building materials β solar/wind electricity, air-to-water collection, communication antenna, and passive cooling.
Clothing
100% hemp fabric production β from seed to garment β providing sustainable, durable, comfortable clothing for every household, reducing dependency on external supply chains.
Healthcare
Community-managed wellness centers integrating traditional medicine for daily prevention, preventative care, complete health care for people and nature, and on-site medicinal plant gardens.
πΏ THE WILD PLANTING STRATEGY
Integrating Food Production into Wild Areas β Across Every Continent
A core innovation of this model is the integration of food production into wild areas β planting the same food crops, fruit trees, goats, and chickens that household farms produce within forests, savannas, and wild corridors across every continent.
Feeds Wildlife Naturally
Food-producing trees and crops in wild areas give wildlife access to natural food sources outside household farms, reducing pressure on cultivated fields.
Protects Household Farms
When animals have abundant food in the wild, they are less likely to raid household farms, reducing human-wildlife conflict.
Creates a Buffered Landscape
Wild areas become productive ecosystems that support both wildlife and human needs, blurring the false divide between “wild” and “farmed” land.
Strengthens Food Security
In times of drought or crop failure, households can forage from wild plantings, creating a distributed food safety net across regions.
πΏ Conservation agriculture practices
π― Beekeeping for pollination
πΆοΈ Natural deterrents for wildlife corridors
π One shared strategy for every continent
π¨ THE PEOPLEIZE BUILD-IT-TOGETHER (BIT) MODEL
Built Locally Β· By Local Hands Β· With Local Materials β Everywhere on Earth
Schools
Compressed earth bricks, timber, solar panels, hemp insulation.
Learning Centers
Local stone, thatch, recycled materials, hemp building materials.
Wellness Centers
Earth bricks, hempcrete insulation, natural finishes, medicinal gardens.
Community Stores
Locally sourced timber, earth construction, hemp materials.
Transportation
Bicycles, animal-drawn carts, electric vehicles (hemp composites).
Equipment Sharing
Shared tractors, tillers, harvesters (maintained locally).
Retirement Care
Elders’ homes, community care centers, hemp-based comfort materials.
Paper Production
Mahangu stalks, recycled materials, community stationery.
Clothes processing
Fiber extraction, fabric production, hempcrete manufacturing.
ποΈ COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE
Building Complete Communities β Everywhere on Earth
Community Buildings & Centers
Schools
Built by community BIT teams using compressed earth bricks, timber, solar panels, and hemp insulation. Education in local languages.
Community Shops
Locally built grocery and supply stores where community members exchange goods, produce, and handmade items.
Peopleize Centers
Community hubs for meetings, skill-sharing, cultural events, workshops, and local governance β the heart of each node.
Sustainable Housing
Modernized traditional housing with compressed earth building, hempcrete insulation, solar/wind electricity, passive cooling, and solar cooling systems.
Wellness Centers
Healthcare facilities with traditional medicine gardens, plant wellness products, preventative care, and preventive health for people and nature.
Child Care and Retirement Centers
Elders’ homes and community care centers built with traditional modernized comfort materials, providing dignified care for community children and elders.
Transportation & Energy Systems
E-Scooters & E-Bikes
Personal electric transportation for every household. Built locally with kinetic and solar-charged batteries. Zero emissions.
Cable Transport System
Overhead cable transport connecting households across regions, continents, and coastlines. Sustainable, low-impact, powered by solar and kinetic energy.
Solar Energy
Solar panels power homes, schools, wellness centers, and transportation everywhere. Solar cooling systems keep homes comfortable in hot climates.
Waste-to-Energy
Recycled waste powers cooking stoves and heating systems. Biogas from animal manure and crop residues provides clean cooking energy.
Kinetic Energy
Footsteps, exercise equipment, and movement generate kinetic energy. This powers lighting, charging stations, and small appliances.
Solar Air Water Collection
Atmospheric water generators use solar power to extract water from the air. This provides clean, sustainable drinking water for every household on Earth.
π Summary
The Peopleize Decolonize Communities Corridor is a comprehensive model for every household, every community, and every people of the world:
2. Meeting all five human needs
3. Building everything locally
4. Connecting communities globally
5. Creating food sovereignty
6. Hemp as cornerstone crop
7. Medicinal plants
8. Diversified crops
9. Goats as primary livestock
10. 2ha per household Β· 1ha farmed Β· 1ha natural
11. Wild plantings on every continent
12. ~2.5B households Β· ~38% land used
13. ~62% land left wild, shared, restored
14. 100% food self-sufficiency
π Not a project done TO communities β it is a project done BY communities, FOR communities, for the whole world.
Guided by EQUALITY OF ALL PEOPLE, traditional knowledge and modern innovation.