Conspiracy is the nature of: Conspiracy is the nature of business. It is the nature of government, as well, historically. Put the two together, and you get a mega-storm of conspiratorial behavior. All that really means is that, behind the scenes, things are done one way, with a certain purpose, but then for the public it is presented another way. Most "conspiracies" are open information, just tucked to the dusty corners in hopes people won't find it.
There's over a 100 biological and chemical attacks that our own government have perpetrated on us - sometimes with direct participation of corporations - between the 1930's and 1970's. Nothing more recent has been released, yet (50-75 years, always, before redacted documents see the light of day - all criminals involved dead). A few have been publically discussed, such as the government spraying diseases from prop planes onto the black population in St. Louis during the 1940's, and the more infamously known siphillus experiments done on black musicians during the height of the blues era. But those are just two of countless, and tested on a wide variety of populations. In short, it's not new.
As such, while you are certainly right that solutions are paramount, we also need to know if there are perpetrators other than mother nature, because if that's so, then the solution offered may turn out to be a further part of the problem. Hence, Moderna's patent is highly troubling, to say the least, since they are now profiting massively off of the shot sold to us as a solution.
During the primaries I was: During the primaries I was frustersted by the way the Democratic party suppressed the voices of Progressive candidates who could have made some desperately-needed changes and threw their support behind the stale, centrist (meaning trying to please everyone) candidate: Biden.
Of course the man who voted for that horrific crime bill in the 90s (responsible for the racist and merciless imprisonment of many nonviolent offenders) would keep the status quo, so none of this surprises me.
God help us.
I'm catching the beat of your: I'm catching the beat of your spirited rap and at the same time I'm elevated by the wise counseling that rides its pulsing waves. Very comforting, mesmerizing and intelligent work.
Insightful reflections on: Insightful reflections on joy's powerful words. There's life-altering guidance in your worldview: "Revenge takes on formulamatic edges,/ unacceptiveness remains when there is no/ resultant justice. War offers none."
May wisdom prevail in the storm.
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Blame mongers point at power-okay fair much of the time they are the appropriate "they". Conspiracy vs what Plebians are told, discover, then there is what happened. Truth gets kinda iffy unsure over big events. Taking a position is less important than solutions. A 4th jab? Here comes B-2 less deadly? BORDERS - used 2 B A bookstore. A wall. The edge. Now, to keep in and to keep out. Vlad defies, usa over polices, I miss the bookstore.
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Finshed It : I chuckle at the parting lines. Anti-romance writer this week. I cannot tell you how many times I stopped and laughed out loud. Wit, as promised!
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Fair questions : Borders, though, I would say are for us, the pleebs, the peasants. Barely spoken of, it has come to light that Moderna had patented a gene sequence that exists in sars-covi-2 three years back, before the diseases appearance. According to the study, the mathematical odds of this occuring by natural coincidence is just 1 in 300 million. Moderna is not a Chinese company. But, as I'm sure you already know, these corporations and the government institutions that do free work for them have a habit of working together. Again, borders are for us, not the ruling class.
Interesting Literary Frame: .
Almost satire, near sneered unsanctimony. Futility, the ledge from which to retreat. Below a deep quagmire of salvationless doom, another nail, more glue to the framework surrounding profound commentary on the future. The tomorrow's generations will curse us as we do our war mongering bomb dropping forebears, an endless repeating human planted and propagated pattern. Petrie dished, we imagine approaching the cannabalistic stage.
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Trapped by evolved history, now-products of plague we, the wise and weaker, stride on to the rock lyrics of the newest Fall. Eden was nice, we will say in serious rumination when civilization's boring trappings and "givens" vanish.
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I May: Have to nominate you for an honorary Afram. "How do I ensure your hate will not start runnng through my veins?" 400 years of active resistance, to rebel meant death in ignoble and heinously applied applcations. Anger and the frustrations of futility exist as I type these hateless responses to inexcusable evil. You survive intil policy changes, war simmers down to an equable peace for this decade or denomination of days. War zones take guilty and innocent. Revenge takes on formulamatic edges, unacceptiveness remains when there is no resultant justice. War offers none.
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This poem speaks of inhumananitarianistic practices and the need for humanism's return. Thank you for sharing ideation from this end of the emotional spectrum
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An insightful argument: An insightful argument against "toxic corpse food" : Excellent choice of words that doesn't water down the reality of suffering and slaughter.
The price is much too high: The price is much too high for that desk. A heartbreaking and eloquent snapshot of the value of a tree. If we zoom out and see the wider effects of deforestation, we'll witness the devastation of the Earth itself. A vital message.