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jueves, 6 de diciembre de 2018

CANNED HUMANS HUNTING CANNED FOOD: A BRIEF STORY PEPPERED WITH SOME ILLUMINATI HUEVONOLOGY

Source: Yesterday Today via YouTube.


By Gundhramn Hammer
December 6, 2018

As long as no other predators including members of their own species screw them up, clubbed them down as prey, they roamed freely as the wind. 

There is no doubt that life was tough. It was a raw-tooth life. The evidence from the past shows that humans (Therapsida: Mammalia: Primates: Homo sapiens) were hunters (Fig. 1) and gatherers. 

 
Figure 1. Bison hunting. Painting by George Catlin. Source: Wikipedia.



And at the same time, intra- and interspecific cannibalism was fucking rampant too.

But there is one thing for sure. Humans ate wholesome and fresh food, right out Mother Nature´s "shelves". 

Then, man being a restless childish creature, quite inventive, dreamer of enslaving dreams, fearful, lover of the least effort, passionate about tool- and weapon-making, extremely crazy about sex, addicted to hogging whatever calms down his fucking inner hell, and deeply infected by the invisible juice exudated by the evil archons, as time went by, he came up with the idea of living cramped like sardines in what Illuminati historians and archaeologists have come to call "cities".

In a nutshell, he insanely canned himself. Humans became city-dwellers (Figure 2).

Figure 2. Man´s favourite habitat: The City. Source: The City.


Now, canned humans still hunt and gather like in the past. But they do it differently. They do it at what they call "markets" or "grocery stores". 

It is a matter of canned humans hunting canned food (Video 1).




Video 1. A historical view of humans (Primates: Homo sapiens) hunting at grocery stores in what is now called "The United States. Uploaded by Yesterday Today.



Yeah, we can say that man has "progressed" alright. But he now eats and drinks canned crap, and breathes crap. 

It is not at all surprising that he now has his colon not only fool of shit, but also of cancer, amongst other things that are screwing him up.

His whole body-package of symphonically-organised particulated matter has become loaded by toxic particulate matter of his own making. Good news for the big pharma!

And now to soothes his present insanity, the Illuminati experts working in huevonology centres and institutes have come up with the ingenious idea of "sustainability" to continue with the same Earth-crapping story. A farce neatly disguised under fake green childish stories.

But wait... What the hell is huevonology? 

Huevonology is a term derived from the American Spanish huevón, a lazy person. In reference to those high-salaried folks (i.e., Biosphere-chewing, be it directly or indirectly, for Nature is the fountain of all economics) specialised in scratching their genitalia in comfy officies around the world, experts in writing tonnes of sophisticated books and articles that won´t do jack to save man´s butt unless these same ideas or so-predicated things are brought into real practice, lovers of getting together to show off their latest invented tricks or just to spit bullshit (blah.blah.blah...) at their meetings, all at the expense of the tax-payers, and of course, with some previous, in-between or after hours screwing, topped with some heavy eating of fancy meals which are accompanied with expensive wines. People who work for the Illuminati & Co. and who are at the same time also part of the real problem. Members of the worldwide-plague that is sucking up Mother Nature´s juice. 

But... Aren´t we all humans a plague on this planet? 

Yep... We are the Earth´s chupopterans (Sp. chupar, to suck up). Sort of a cancer chewing up the entire Earth.


Let´s face it, any human being riding on today´s "development" wave is only sustainable when dead and fully recycled by Nature.

Anyway, so much for canned man.

See you later alligators!!

miércoles, 17 de octubre de 2018

A WEB OF MEMORIES: OUR ONLY POSSESSIONS IN THE VALE OF TEARS


Photo credit: Milagros del Color.




By H. G. von Österreich und von Toskana, DVM, PhD

“That which is constitutionally perishable must be temporary.”

Satkari Mookerjee - The Buddhist Philosophy of Universal Flux (1935).


The laws are clear. Not negotiable. They allow no beating about them. No escape from them. Nothing lasts forever in this illusion we call “universe”. Not even the stars or the galaxies. 

Nonetheless, in this infinite space, time and matter have married in countless ways until true miracles have come out of it. Life is one of these. 

Indeed, life is miracle. One which necessarily must feed upon itself. At least as we know it here.

And this planet we call “Earth” is teeming with life. And we are one of those species that has beaten the odds. 

But now, because of the way we are messing up the Planet´s Web of Life, the very same forces that in the past created us might one of these days turn against ourselves and send us all to oblivion. 

Too often we tend to forget that we too are finite creatures. 

Whether we are into building empires rooted in dreams or just trying to stay alive with meagre means, our lives, being a sequence of events, obligatorily mean that we must all accumulate memories as we go through it.

And in the end, whatever we do, from working for mere crumbs, hoarding vast amounts of money, fighting to grab more natural resources, mastering the mathematics of particles sparked within the chambers of colliders, building astrophysical maps using high-altitude water Cherenkov detectors, all the way up to simple shopping for lentils at the grocery store or spending on superfluous luxuries to show off in hopes of being admired by other folks, whatever we hang on to, everything turns out to be futile. 

Time eventually catches up with us and we must leave this vale of tears with nothing, just as we have entered it: naked. 

This makes me remember something that happened to me when I was a kid. I heard a few words that contained a lot of wisdom.

A long time ago during a visit, right after we had had breakfast, my paternal grandfather got up ready to leave the table and go to his favourite chair and spot to watch the splendor of Mother Nature which was unwrapping just outside in the mountains, for we were in the countryside, whilst walking with the help of a cane and guided by the loving hand of one of my aunts, he said: 

  • “In this life, the only things we can possess are our memories.” 

And he continued walking. Upon reaching his chair, he affirmed:

  • And even those we must leave behind when we pass away”.

These were powerful words that have stayed indelibly in my mind since that time. 

Such teachings, amongst other philosophical lessons from my parents and relatives, true treasures for which I am immensely grateful, have guided me (and still do) through this fleeting experience we call “life”. 

Thus, after all we go through, what are we? 

Each of us humans is a web of memories.

Since life is and should be about sharing, may the following tune (Video 1) make you ponder about your own sojourn on this beautiful Planet.



Video 1. Hear Me Now by Alok and Bruno Martini. Uploaded by Spinnin´ Records.



In the meantime as you travel along your own timeline, whilst you can, why not spread around you some kindness? 

This way you shall have good memories until you are called upon to exit this world.

May this post find you enjoying good health and, of course, with your heart filled with a lot of happiness!

True peace.

Salve!


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viernes, 7 de septiembre de 2018

POLAND: ILLUMINATI SLAUGHTERHOUSE





Video 1. Illuminati animal farming: Pig slaughterhouse in Kutno (Poland). Uploaded by Андрей Воронцов (Andrew Vorontsov) (Published August 2, 2017).

PARLAMENTO ANIMAL: UN MENSAJE PARA LOS HUMANOS

Source: Pinterest.

Por Don Chopo
7 de septiembre de 2018

Nuestra Madre Naturaleza nunca cesa de hablarnos. A cada rato nos está enviando mensajes pero vosotros los humanos no ponéis atención o simplemente los ignoráis.

Grave error. Ya váis camino a la extinción y aún no os habéis enterado.

Aquí va un importante mensaje para todos vosotros humanos (Homo "sapiens"). Pínchar AQUI.

¡Compartid este mensaje!

domingo, 3 de junio de 2018

COMPUTOGENIC TOURISM: A VISIT TO THE MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON IN AFRICA

Rwenzori Mountains National Park. Source: Amazing Places on Our Planet.

 
By Gundhramn Hammer
June 3, 2018

Computogenic tourism, travelling without leaving home via a personal computer, although not yet sustainable, for we have to take into account the coltan plus other minerals (gold, copper, etc.) and plastics that went into the construction of the PCs, the damn environmental damage done by damming the river or the mining of coal and uranium for power production, etc., compared to others, is perhaps one of the most sustainable ways of going somewhere. 

No airplanes, no passports needed, no vehicles, no hotels, etc. The persons who took on the job of doing the filming had to go through with all of these things. Moreover, they had to pay all the bills from the travelling and lodging expenses. 

In other words, they did all the unsustainable things for all of us, so that we can go wherever they went to do the filming in a way more sustainably but yet still unsustainable, for there is not such a thing as sustainable for anyone who has a modern standard of living. 

The Iluminati idea of sustainability is an ingenious but fake merry-go-round to keep modern consumers going around and around the present economical merry-go-round, thinking that they are not going around what is supposed to be wasting around.

Nevertheless, we ought to be thankful to anyone who has done a good video of travelling.

And The Beauty of Our Planet Without Words: Amazing Places of Our Planet is unquestionably one of the best places to do some computogenic tourism on the WWW.

So, join us in an exciting virtual trip to Africa. Exactly to the Rwenzori mountains, located on the border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. 

Let us do some computogenic hiking in the Rwenzori Mountains National Park, a Ugandan national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site (Video 1):



Video 1. Rwenzori: Mountains of the Moon, Uganda. Uploaded by Amazing Places on Our Planet.