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By Gundhramns Hammer
October 18, 2013
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Oil fields are usually far away from any average city dweller´s home. Most people have never seen one and could care less. All they worry about is that gas stations in their neighbourhoods never run out of fuel. Consumers are only interested in having a constant supply of gas to power their machines.
Most consumers do not give a damn about the environment, ecology or the Biosphere. Most people behave like biological robots and do not give a shit about screwing up other people to get what they want.
The name of the game is to fuck up anyone who stands in their way to get their way.
The name of the game is to fuck up anyone who stands in their way to get their way.
Whether their lifestyle impacts directly or indirectly upon their surroundings, beyond this or upon any other human and nonhuman lives, is not on their list of priorities. It is not any of their concerns. They do not see beyond their fucking noses.
Furthermore, they do not give a shit to see or find out what is beyond their noses.
The connections of the connections in a world of connections unless their connections are connected with connections to fuck, eat, shit or shop are not found in their brain connections when they get to do connections to get connections in their unconnected small world.
Furthermore, they do not give a shit to see or find out what is beyond their noses.
The connections of the connections in a world of connections unless their connections are connected with connections to fuck, eat, shit or shop are not found in their brain connections when they get to do connections to get connections in their unconnected small world.
No creature on the face or under the face of this planet lives unconnected. Earth´s Biosphere is a world of connections.
Man is just beginning to understand this world of connections. But he is still far from leading a life within the limits of these connections.
All man can do now, with his economical activity, is disconnecting the connected to make a few unconnected connections in his pathetic unconnected life.
In a world full of emerging and full fledged squandering economies, having enough oil has become a matter of national security.
A national security geared so that the nonecological oriented and careless unconnected consumers get economically connected to increase the connections of the few rich ones that are in charge of the business connections which disconnect the connections of the Biosphere.
Some powerful nations in the block (e.g., US, UK) have even gone to the extent of using force and invading oil rich countries (e.g., Iraq) to secure a good supply of oil.
The idea behind is to have enough black gold until they decide to switch to another type of energy to continue with their antibiospherical lifestyle.
Man is just beginning to understand this world of connections. But he is still far from leading a life within the limits of these connections.
All man can do now, with his economical activity, is disconnecting the connected to make a few unconnected connections in his pathetic unconnected life.
In a world full of emerging and full fledged squandering economies, having enough oil has become a matter of national security.
A national security geared so that the nonecological oriented and careless unconnected consumers get economically connected to increase the connections of the few rich ones that are in charge of the business connections which disconnect the connections of the Biosphere.
Some powerful nations in the block (e.g., US, UK) have even gone to the extent of using force and invading oil rich countries (e.g., Iraq) to secure a good supply of oil.
The idea behind is to have enough black gold until they decide to switch to another type of energy to continue with their antibiospherical lifestyle.
So there is a close connection between human society, oil, Biosphere and death. Man´s mechanical and economical system is a wheel of death.
The fuel people buy at the stations to fill up their car gas tanks is one way or another connected with environmental destruction, blood shedding and human misery, for countries rich in oil (e.g., Nigeria) do not use necessarily their bonanza to solve the social and economic problems of their fellow beings.
Oil, in such cases, usually means an opportunity to sneak out a few millions of dollars for a bank account in Switzerland.
So, let us get small but yet big, keeping in mind the global connections and let us put the eagle eye perspective to our human zoo and ask a question:
Would anyone burning out tires (Video 1), which are connected to oil resources and these to the Biosphere, make any sense? Was (and still is) blood shed just for this?
The fuel people buy at the stations to fill up their car gas tanks is one way or another connected with environmental destruction, blood shedding and human misery, for countries rich in oil (e.g., Nigeria) do not use necessarily their bonanza to solve the social and economic problems of their fellow beings.
Oil, in such cases, usually means an opportunity to sneak out a few millions of dollars for a bank account in Switzerland.
So, let us get small but yet big, keeping in mind the global connections and let us put the eagle eye perspective to our human zoo and ask a question:
Would anyone burning out tires (Video 1), which are connected to oil resources and these to the Biosphere, make any sense? Was (and still is) blood shed just for this?
As far as the first question is concerned, we definitely think that burning out the connected does not make sense.
Burning tires is an unnecessary waste of the connected natural resources. Any man´s efforts, which are connected to eating and this in turn is connected to the soil and water, to Nature, should be employed in sounder endeavours.
Regarding the second, it is a blooming pity.
But it is up to you, the reader, to make the final judgment.
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