Part 1: Construction of the lie. continued

Doesn't add up, because the food shortage is caused by the demand for biofuels and whenever there is a crisis anywhere be it a hurricane or flooding humanitarian aid sends a load of rice/grain only for it to be stolen by militia. Also as the poor get richer they want what they never had. I'm not here to make you feel guilty, that would be futile. I want everyone to realize it is too late. Deserts are going to get drier, much drier. Polar caps are going to melt. Species are becoming extinct. This isn't a bad B-movie or some trash sci-fi novel. This is really happening. Now.

I'm going to let it sink in for a moment that in 30 years Earth is going to look very very different. I'm also going to let it sink in that the US government has known what was going to happen way back in the 70's. They had a plan, they always did, they always do.

The plan involves creating fear, so much so that countries such as, oh I don't know, Iran and Israel decide to nuke each other. Like a magician who has performed 1000's of tricks it's all about sleight of hand and making you think you know what you should do and believing things you shouldn't.

Perhaps I should start from the beginning, it all started 37 years ago with the faked death of a certain Jim Morrison...

Part 1: Construction of the lie.

Life has become both easy and complicated at the same time at the start of the 21st Century. "The rich get richer and the poor get poorer", they say. Who are the mysterious 'they'? Is it the Government, the others, the higher echelons of society or a fabled secret cult formed in the Dark Ages. "You can't buy happiness" and "money is the root of all evil" are two other phrases that the rich use to make the poor feel comfortable with being poor. The truth is that the rich enjoy being rich and that there is nothing wrong with being rich. What is wrong, is greed. The constant need for need, to have something or be someone. What possesses someone to buy something so garish or so ostentatious like a diamond-covered cigarette lighter. Will a normal plastic one not do? Think of the effort that goes into creating a diamond-covered lighter. Thinking about the manufacturing process has made me want one now. But why, why did I suddenly have a desire for one. Could it be that there are not many in the world, like diamonds. Yes, that's why. Heck I don't even smoke, but the thought of owning one triggered the pleasure receptacles in my brain.

Sometimes you need to take a step back, to look at things from a wider angle. It's not that your mind is not open, it is. But how you are looking at things is distorted by the media. Do you ever get that feeling that something doesn't quite add up. I've been getting it a lot lately. Have you ever noticed that despite a food crisis, certain large chains of fast food establishments still sell cheap food.

Part 1 continues 9th July 2008.