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sábado, 7 de noviembre de 2020

DENMARK: A MINK HOLOCAUST

Source: Wikipedia.

By G. Hammer

The coronavirus does it again! A new tsunami of fear has fallen on Denmark. A mutated strain of COVID-19 is doing some interspecific biological acrobatics, i.e., jumping to humans (Homo sapiens) from farmed (caged) mammals (e,g., Neovison vison).

As expected, in order to keep humans roaming under the Sun so that thay can continue feeding the Global Illuminati monster in that part of this planet, the Danish health authorities have decided that 17 million furry mammals must go. We are talking about a mink holocaust.  

But this will not come cheap. Money has to be injected into this bloody job.

This mammal holocaust will cost $785 million USDs to the tax-payers. 


Read the full story here.

Leer la noticia entera aquí. También aquí.

 

sábado, 20 de enero de 2018

HELL IN THE OCEAN: FARLEY MOWAT´S SEA OF SLAUGHTER

Source: Sea of Slaughter.


By Gundhramn Hammer
January 20, 2018



Indirectly and because of the way we have treated and still treat ocean creatures, this is what Farley Mowat is telling us through his powerful documentary "Sea of Slaughter" (Video 1). It is a man-made hell in the ocean.

Quote:


"Based on the book by Farley Mowat of the same name, Sea of Slaughter is a hard hitting indictment, and an extraordinary natural history of the Northwestern Atlantic Ocean and bordering shores. Incredible historical footage is blended with gorgeous images of marines creatures and the environment. Released in 1989, it was the first major documentary film to reveal the extent of the ecological destruction in the Northwest Atlantic. Much of what it says still applies today." [nsauteur1]



Video 1. Farley Mowat: Sea of Slaughter. Uploaded by nsauteur1.



As you have  seen, we don´t have to go to Hell to meet the devils. The devils are us. 

So one of our biggest challenges as a species is: Can we give the world and everybody on it our best?

How many times during the day do you let your inner devils lose? How many times do you let your good angel within you come out?

Learning how to control and manage our own red button is what life is all about.

Our common future depends on this.