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By Gundhramns Hammer
April 25, 2014
Not happy with the way Mother Nature does what it marvelously does best, the creation of a simple bacteria or tiny gnat to a giant blue whale in a miraculous planet full of mysteries, man (Homo insapiens) is determined to outdo that same life force which created him.
But by doing so, man may be now already unleashing his own doom.
And in fact, he is already reaping the results of an experiment gone wrong, that of rearranging the very essence of his own foods.
Genetically rearranging his staple plants and animals is beginning to turn into his own nightmare.
Man seems to have already found his own poison (Video 1), one that could bury him slowly but surely to keep company to the labyrinthodonts.
Video 1. Seeds of Death: Unveiling the lies of GMO´s. Uploaded by Gary Null.
Playing god without being able to foresee the future is deadly dangerous and insane.
There is no question that man is undoubtedly an inventive and smart primate, much fond of chasing a long chain of why´s on his quest for knowledge, but he is also a stupid beast, ecologically speaking, for when it comes to the overall upkeep of his own nest, he does a terrible job.
His insane activities are killing the Biosphere (Video 2).
Video 2. Timelapse satellite views of human destruction of Biosphere.
As usual, man has to eat a lot of shit before he even attempts to change any of his crooked courses, for he is stubborn, blind and arrogant like hell.
Now, after screwing around with the genes of the species he exploits in order to get more juice and money out of them, especially plants to make them resistant to nasty herbicides, he has gotten his balls in a genetic vise-grip.
So, with the eye on the health and environmental risks of biotechnology, we may ask a few questions:
No doubt he is already blindly working on this. But nobody knows the answers.
Nevertheless, one thing we can be sure of is that man will never stop inventing and desinventing his own inventions with other inventions and protecting himself from his own inventions with other inventions in a never-ending cycle of inventions.
But he never addresses the root of all his problems: Himself.
He never attempts to change his crooked and rusty paradigm stemming straight from the Pleistocene.
For the time being, he is playing with the ingeniously marketable and attractive idea of sustaining the unsustainable, painting green whatever is brown or black in his bloody predatory and destructive global economy.
Who knows what he will come up with next to trick the abundant fools.
Of course, this is supposing that he has time to invent it before being smashed dead by his own inventions.
Obviously, to find or not to find a new paradigm is his biggest dilemma.
But finding one might not be the problem. Implementing it on a large scale upon masses of human populations teeming with fucktards definitely is one hell of a job.
For that, he will need to set up a global benevolent, totalitarian or evil dictatorship or government to do so. Sort of a prison planet.
It seems that the hidden hand and its visible part, the greedy and biospherically blind plutocrats running the show on Earth, are working on the famous and invasive "global government" or "New World Order (NWO)" to solve this problem.
But without the rippling effect of changing ourselves, connecting back to Mother Nature following truly and biospherically simpler lifestyles and rediscovering the Light within each of us, we can only say one thing:
May God save us all from these NWO´s moron masters!
Faced with this, what can we do?
We need to ponder, to do some deep reflection and soul searching: "We have met the enemy and he is us".
There lies the gist of our damn problem.
We now know where to start.
Are you working on this? We are.
References
Dona A. & Arvanitoyannis I. S. (2009). Health Risks of Genetically Modified Foods. Crit. Rev. Food Sci. Nutr., 49: 164-175.
Dronamraju K. (2008). Emerging Consequences of Biotechnology: Biodiversity Loss and IPR Issues. World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd., Singapore. 460 p.
Parekh S. R. (Ed.) (2004). The GMO Handbook: Genetically Modified Animals, Microbes and Plants in Biotechnology. Humana Press, Totowa, NJ, USA. 374 p.
Pusztai A., Bardocz S. & Ewen S. W. B. (2003). Genetically Modified Foods: Potential Human Health Effects. In: Pp: 347-372, Chapter 16, Foof Safety: Contaminants and Toxins, D´Mello J. P. F. (Ed.), CABI Publishing, Oxon, UK. 452 p.
Playing god without being able to foresee the future is deadly dangerous and insane.
There is no question that man is undoubtedly an inventive and smart primate, much fond of chasing a long chain of why´s on his quest for knowledge, but he is also a stupid beast, ecologically speaking, for when it comes to the overall upkeep of his own nest, he does a terrible job.
His insane activities are killing the Biosphere (Video 2).
As usual, man has to eat a lot of shit before he even attempts to change any of his crooked courses, for he is stubborn, blind and arrogant like hell.
Now, after screwing around with the genes of the species he exploits in order to get more juice and money out of them, especially plants to make them resistant to nasty herbicides, he has gotten his balls in a genetic vise-grip.
So, with the eye on the health and environmental risks of biotechnology, we may ask a few questions:
- Will humans lose their balls and "chinastes" (ovaries) in this GMO´s roulette?
- Will humans become aliens on their own turf?
- Will Homo insapiens join the labyrinthodonts in the fossil ditch?
No doubt he is already blindly working on this. But nobody knows the answers.
Nevertheless, one thing we can be sure of is that man will never stop inventing and desinventing his own inventions with other inventions and protecting himself from his own inventions with other inventions in a never-ending cycle of inventions.
But he never addresses the root of all his problems: Himself.
He never attempts to change his crooked and rusty paradigm stemming straight from the Pleistocene.
For the time being, he is playing with the ingeniously marketable and attractive idea of sustaining the unsustainable, painting green whatever is brown or black in his bloody predatory and destructive global economy.
Who knows what he will come up with next to trick the abundant fools.
Of course, this is supposing that he has time to invent it before being smashed dead by his own inventions.
Obviously, to find or not to find a new paradigm is his biggest dilemma.
But finding one might not be the problem. Implementing it on a large scale upon masses of human populations teeming with fucktards definitely is one hell of a job.
For that, he will need to set up a global benevolent, totalitarian or evil dictatorship or government to do so. Sort of a prison planet.
It seems that the hidden hand and its visible part, the greedy and biospherically blind plutocrats running the show on Earth, are working on the famous and invasive "global government" or "New World Order (NWO)" to solve this problem.
But without the rippling effect of changing ourselves, connecting back to Mother Nature following truly and biospherically simpler lifestyles and rediscovering the Light within each of us, we can only say one thing:
May God save us all from these NWO´s moron masters!
Faced with this, what can we do?
We need to ponder, to do some deep reflection and soul searching: "We have met the enemy and he is us".
There lies the gist of our damn problem.
We now know where to start.
Are you working on this? We are.
References
Dona A. & Arvanitoyannis I. S. (2009). Health Risks of Genetically Modified Foods. Crit. Rev. Food Sci. Nutr., 49: 164-175.
Dronamraju K. (2008). Emerging Consequences of Biotechnology: Biodiversity Loss and IPR Issues. World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd., Singapore. 460 p.
Parekh S. R. (Ed.) (2004). The GMO Handbook: Genetically Modified Animals, Microbes and Plants in Biotechnology. Humana Press, Totowa, NJ, USA. 374 p.
Pusztai A., Bardocz S. & Ewen S. W. B. (2003). Genetically Modified Foods: Potential Human Health Effects. In: Pp: 347-372, Chapter 16, Foof Safety: Contaminants and Toxins, D´Mello J. P. F. (Ed.), CABI Publishing, Oxon, UK. 452 p.
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