MORE TAURUM EXCREMENTUM FROM BILLIONAIRE BUSIBODIES
You may have noticed - if you've been paying attention to history during the last five or six decades
centuries - that the rich and powerful billionaire busybody class get
so rich and idle that they while away their days dreaming up all sorts
of hairbrained plots and schemes to enrich themselves, secure and expand
their power, and in general meddle in the lives of everyone else and
tell them how to live, what to eat, how much water to use in their
showers and toilet bowls, and in general, make of themselves gigantic
pains in the you-know-what, and promote all sorts of social policy while
lecturing the rest of us on the need for us to curb our rampant
lifestyle, while they buy mansions at Matha's Vineyard where they retire
in the lap of luxury. Think back for a moment on the most recent
epiphanies of this class of super-rich nutcases and their crazy schemes
and plans and all the "good" they did; think of Der Hochklaus Freiherr
von Blohschwab und Bloviation, or he whose palindromic surname signifies
a jackass, going and coming, like the ancient Roman two-faced god
Janus, but in this case, with a very plump set of posteriors joined by a
common body. Yea, him. Or think of Baal Gates, who wants to quackcinate
everyone, and, as a "climate change" hysteric, is on record as wanting
to blot out the Sun by spraying the atmosphere. (Well, thank goodness
for small miracles, because at least, now, after decades of chemtrails
and spraying outcry from the alternative research community, they're at
least admitting that it can be done.)
But wait, there's more to ponder here, thanks to the following article shared by V.T.:
Now, lest you miss it, pay attention to these few statements, and I'm sure you'll be joining me with that queasy exclamation "What could possibly go wrong?":
Israeli-U.S. geoengineering company Stardust Solutions has announced a $60 million fundraising round for its efforts to block the sun by spraying particles into the atmosphere.
Stardust says they have created a powder that they promise “wouldn’t accumulate in humans or ecosystems, and can’t harm the ozone layer or create acid rain like the sulfur-rich particles from volcanoes.”
Wait... there's more:
Such technology is “thinly researched and mostly unregulated,” POLITICO notes.
It could even “disrupt global weather patterns and trigger geopolitical conflict.”
The investors were reportedly just “putting their trust in the concept,” instead of demanding proof that tampering in such a significant and dangerous way with sunlight won’t unleash irreversible atmospheric or geopolitical fallout.
And still more:
More than 590 climate scientists and governance scholars now support a worldwide moratorium on such experiments involving the sun, and have called for an ‘International Non-Use Agreement on Solar Geoengineering.’
And there are yet more provocative little tidbits to round out this latest steaming pile of horse puckey to emerge from wonderful wide world of globalogna:
The fundraising haul was led by Wyoming-based climate technology firm Lowercarbon Capital.
Stardust is registered in Delaware but headquartered near Tel Aviv, Israel.
So what do we have? We have (1) a company incorporated in Delaware, funded by another company in Wyoming, and headquartered in Tel Aviv, that has (2) some new secret recipe for "particles to spray into the atmosphere with which to curb the amount of sunlight reaching the earth", which recipe (3) is "completely environmentally safe" and "won't build up in the body" and "won't cause harm to humans or those in contact with them" or cause environmental harm or endanger the food supply!" (Hey! just like the planscamdemic potion injections! Follow The Science!).
Now, if I did not know better, I might think that this whole plot was
dreamt up by some artificial intelligence program being run at a
datacenter experiencing momentary water and power shortages, and hence,
which was not performing at peak efficiency of irrationality and
amorality. It's a plot worthy of Hollyweird, hot off the pens of the
Scriptwriters' Union of Looneyfornia. First, take a corporation
incorporated in Delaware, where nearly anyone can incorporate anything
for nearly any nefarious (and money-laundering, influence-peddling)
purpose. It is, after all, the state of legal residence of Bai Den Zhao
and his famdamnily. This corporate entity in turn is funded by some
outfit in Wyoming, the state that's the home of Devil's Tower, a
gigantic caldera volcano, and Dick Cheney, a man who exudes immeasurable
warmth, charm, intelligence, and integrity in every act of his storied
career. This whole cluster-of-incestuous-sexual-intercourse is then
headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, yet another entity celebrated
worldwide for its measureless care, restraint, humanity, and
even-handedness under its current leader who guides that nation with all
the fathomless sagacity of a puddle. This
cluster-of-incestuous-sexual-intercourse assures us that its recipe for
blotting out the sun will have absolutely no nasty biological, physical,
geophysical, or geopolitical consequences, but no, you (the public) are
not allowed to know what's in that batch of potion injections aerosol spray. Just "Trust Us" and follow The Science."
One has to admit: it's a very clever script, with a very clever plot, because nearly any billionaire busybody can fund the project, and produce an outcry from "the stakeholders" (that would be you and me) for some sort of global regulation (and therefore, global regulating body, and therefore, global government, that would be "Them" of course) to end all the nonsense.*
With a plot like this and characters and locales like these involved, what could possibly go wrong?
See you on the...
Oh...wait... one more thing. I owe a deep and profound apology to what's-her-name, the screaming Swedish girl, and to Baal Gates. I never thought they would be bested for hairbrained stupid climate change nuttery. But I was wrong. I apologize.
See you on the flip side...
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* And for those paying close attention, an environmental crisis was one of the preferred methods to usher in a global/ogna government in the Report from Iron Mountain, but that's a whole other story for a whole other day.
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