Wednesday, October 10, 2012
A Leaf on the Wind: War and Anger
A Leaf on the Wind: War and Anger: I wrote the following on October 4th, 2007. It holds true even more so today, as the other capitol of the United States, Hollywood, enter...
War and Anger
I wrote the following on October 4th, 2007. It holds true even more so today, as the other capitol of the United States, Hollywood, enters deeper into conspiratorial agreements with China and their own government, sharing the wealth of the uneducated between them. With much affection and appreciation going to our own horrible, sadistically money-focused government in the form of green collusion. Read it and gear yourself up for an apocalypse of a different kind. Cheers!
You are all being misinformed by the government and media, by large. Recalls abound after "tainted" ingredients entered the distribution stream of pet food products. Then, people food products. Then came recalls on toys, some with lead paint, some with other toxic substances. All of these came from China.
The assumption that all of these incidents are unrelated is idiotic. War is being raged my friends.
A time-honored way fight an entrenched enemy is to starve them out. Destroy their supplies, use up their stores. With the United States dependence on Chinese-made foodstuff product, you can see where this is headed. First came the experiment on the pet foods, just to see if it could work. It did. It worked in the US, South Africa and Australia, too. You didn't hear about that because the US media is self-centered and usually drops information vital to our personal securities in favor of "startlet arrest of the week." The brief, barely noticed foray into tainting human food was just the first publicly admitted shot. I guarantee people are eating tainted foods right now, but the American populace of the last few generations are attuned to eating plastic and chemicals, so not that much has been scored as a victory, for them.
Toys. The American toy industry is so large, it could create its own army. Hell, some toys and games are used as weapons or even training applications for our troops. It makes sense, in this day and age. What better way to undermine continued economy, particularly right before the big Xmas shopping season? Taint the toys, scare the buyers away. Less money spent by the populace, less taxes given to the government. Simple start, effective finish when applied properly.
Sure, it's all small when you look at the scale of things. Small is the way to start. Quietly, build the ball of seemingly unrelated events together into something very big, very obvious. And before you know it, WWIII. It'll be unconventional, too. Like a leveraged buyout or hostile takeover of shareholders. Are you ready for the fall?
You are all being misinformed by the government and media, by large. Recalls abound after "tainted" ingredients entered the distribution stream of pet food products. Then, people food products. Then came recalls on toys, some with lead paint, some with other toxic substances. All of these came from China.
The assumption that all of these incidents are unrelated is idiotic. War is being raged my friends.
A time-honored way fight an entrenched enemy is to starve them out. Destroy their supplies, use up their stores. With the United States dependence on Chinese-made foodstuff product, you can see where this is headed. First came the experiment on the pet foods, just to see if it could work. It did. It worked in the US, South Africa and Australia, too. You didn't hear about that because the US media is self-centered and usually drops information vital to our personal securities in favor of "startlet arrest of the week." The brief, barely noticed foray into tainting human food was just the first publicly admitted shot. I guarantee people are eating tainted foods right now, but the American populace of the last few generations are attuned to eating plastic and chemicals, so not that much has been scored as a victory, for them.
Toys. The American toy industry is so large, it could create its own army. Hell, some toys and games are used as weapons or even training applications for our troops. It makes sense, in this day and age. What better way to undermine continued economy, particularly right before the big Xmas shopping season? Taint the toys, scare the buyers away. Less money spent by the populace, less taxes given to the government. Simple start, effective finish when applied properly.
Sure, it's all small when you look at the scale of things. Small is the way to start. Quietly, build the ball of seemingly unrelated events together into something very big, very obvious. And before you know it, WWIII. It'll be unconventional, too. Like a leveraged buyout or hostile takeover of shareholders. Are you ready for the fall?
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