Make Sure It's "Good For The Environment"...

 



To a modern day cynic like me, the headline above, and many others emerging like it, is just another 'roll eyes' moment. If you won't be honest with me or others for your pride's sake, can you not at least be honest with yourself: Did you really not see this coming? People like me did, years ago. It's only logical. I mean, come on... 

Think of the footprint of an oil well for gas, Diesel fuel, and lubricants production. How small it is. Then think of the giant step mines it takes for lithium production for electric car batteries. Pretty big difference, eh? Oh - and you still need the oil well for all the lubricants the electric car still requires for all its moving parts!

Life these days is a teflon-lined funnel; whether you're oblivious enough to not see the gigantic electric vehicle debacle that is coming, or saw it a million miles away, you're being directed to a long ago pre-determined end. The puppetmasters that control everything do not want you to have a car at all. "Full stop, m'kay?", in the words of someone in the top two most air-headed top female politicians ever witnessed to disgrace a nation. 

No, now even the much-vaunted electric cars have turned out to be "bad for the environment". Even worse than internal combustion engine vehicles. That revelation has come pretty quickly, hasn't it? Kind of like how 2030 will. 

So what is the solution? Well, 15 minute cities, of course. It only makes sense. Seeing as all vehicles are so bad for the oh-so-fragile environment, the only possible solution is to not have any at all. Well, at least for the lowly "useless eaters" peasants that we mere commoners are, according to that disgusting, snotty little imp, Yuval Noah Harari of the World Economic Forum. 

Let's just pause on that note for a few moments: When someone is willing to get up on a auditorium stage, videographed and able to be seen by the entire world, and call anyone below his class a "useless eater", you've got yourself someone even Hitler would have been afraid of. That is a whole new level of evil-mindedness. That is exactly the kind of mass extinctionist perniciousness the beast of Revelation would rise from right there. 

The first 'commandment' on the Georgia Guidestones was "Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature." How do you "maintain" a worldwide population at 500 million when it is actually at 8.1 billion? Answer: You attempt to wipe out over 90 percent of humanity by various means, that's how.

This is all a Hegelian Dialect where the elites of the world have a goal in mind, and purposefully create a crisis (or crises) to manipulate the masses into willingly accepting - and even asking for - the goal the elites had in mind from the beginning. And their goal is one heinously nefarious one indeed.

Now, of course, everything someone like me says is "ignorant", or somehow "racist" in the incredibly broad view and flexible form that second term has come to take these days. That is, until a few months or few years later when it indeed comes to pass. Then it's "good for the environment" or "inclusive" or some other term to transform the very inconvenient into the convenient. Or the 'new normal'. So, expectedly as always, we're once more told to "Educate yourself!", and that haughty admonition is supposed to summarily end the conversation, debate, or argument on the spot. Done. Our opposition symbolically wipes the dust off of their hands in triumph with a superior smug smile of satisfaction spread across their face, thinking by doing so the matter is settled. 

If only it were that easy! 

That stale and irritating phrase has become the bleating mantra of the willfully ignorant and hopelessly blind. Kind of like an aristocrat sniffing, "Peasants!" at the locals as they motor through a small town. Until they have a flat tire. They'll either have to stubbornly and foolishly sit there with a flat tire, arms folded in a superior pout, because the "peasants" are unworthy to engage with them and touch their car, or they will have to suck up their useless haughty pride and reluctantly admit the knowledge and skills those townspeople possess that they formerly believed were beneath them are actually essential to their survival. The townspeople have already "educated themselves" in matters that actually count.

"Educate yourself!" beats you down as: 
  1. An unworthy mental opponent,
  2. holding an unworthy moral standard,
  3. and dismisses you as an unworthy waste of their time to engage in any kind of social discourse with all at once. 

Yet again, we find ourselves letting out a grim sigh, as we indeed have educated ourselves, and that is why we sit on the viewpoint we have taken. To a logical mind that has not fallen reprobate, it is now just a matter of waiting to watch our prediction come true as it inevitably will. 

Is that prideful haughtiness as well? Well, it's certainly not intended to be. Pride isn't helpful but a sincere desire to warn others to protect them is. People that hold the same watchman, visionary stance as I do positively hate "I told you so's". We'd far rather be wrong! We genuinely wish to be wrong. Dead wrong. And suffer all the fallout that entails. 

The embarrassment of being wrong is far better than the reality of being right. 

But applying straight line logic to a foreseeable outcome rarely results in that being the case. Put yourself behind the eyes of the coach of the opposing team: What is he looking at? What is the entire subject of his focus? The end zone at the opposite end of the field, that's what. And how to get his balls there. 

"15 Minute Cities" are the end zone. The goalposts are mass depopulation, but you have to contain people first before you can easily exterminate them. How to do that? Convince them to willingly jam themselves into the boxcars of 15 minute cities. "For the greater good", don'tcha know? 

Once the raccoon is in the live trap of his own free will after a tasty morsel bait that will ultimately be his Waterloo, it's pretty easy to do away with him in your own preferred method of irreversible execution. Then turn him into food for other useless eaters... I mean animals. 

The lemmings superiorly cry, "Educate yourself!" over their backs at us utter unworthies as they religiously march in step en masse over the cliff for the greater good. The greater good of the environment over who it was created for, that is.

I always thought humanity comes first, but I guess that's just me.

So, ditch your gas Volkswagen for a Diesel one because the gas one is bad for the environment. Then ditch your Diesel Volkswagen for a gas one again, because it turns out the Diesel one is worse for the environment than a gas one. Then ditch your gas Volkswagen for an electric one, because the gas one is still bad for the environment anyway. Then ditch the electric Volkswagen for none at all, because the electric one is worse for the environment than any of them before. 

No, cars and personal transportation are a Bad Idea. Live in a 15 minute city, because that's good for the environment! But, raising the food it takes to sustain you is bad for the environment, too! And we just can't do anything bad for the environment, can we? Well, good news! We've got a solution for that as well!

The climate cultists that society has become will be able to obediently and self-righteously head to their Self Offing Station on the edge of their city, "within a convenient 15 minute walk" to offer themselves up and become Soylent Green for others "for the good of the environment". They will literally become 'the solution' themselves. That way they'll save the conscience of the people behind all of this of their blood. Then the elites will only have the minor bothersomeness of the cold-blooded murder of all the other remaining millions who won't willingly sacrifice themselves to the false idol of the environment. 


Their Hegelian Dialect is then complete. *cough* Agenda 2030.


"RIDICULOUS!" you say? Well, once again, just wait and see. Crazy talk is only crazy talk until it actually takes place. If you're still here and all, check back with us - if we're still here as well - in five to ten years and see if we were right. But, of course, if you say anyone like me is crazy now, then you'll probably - make that predictably - say, "But now we know It's Good For The Environment!" And you'll probably tell us to "Educate yourself!" again.  


 












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