Tuesday, May 30, 2017
God gets lost in GMOs
KATA MLEK – ONE GOD – BOOK 1: THE
WILL TO POWER – 2016
Welcome to the apocalypse of this world, I mean Europe only,
even if dragging Africa in its wake, but definitely no USA or Americas, no
Great Britain, no Russia and no Asia. But do not believe they are absent. In fact,
they are in the unmentioned background. We are dealing with GMOs, the too
famous Genetically Modified Organisms, both animal and vegetal, mainly
developed by the USA and adopted in the Americas and Asia.
But in fact we have here what I would consider as a dystopia,
that is to say nothing close to any utopia, except if Animal Farm is considered a utopia. And it is true it could be for
people who cannot see the light of the stars without thinking of the sharp points
of such stars and wasting their mental time wondering how many points these
stars may have. Then we fall into what is oratory, the art or practice of formal speaking in public, or the eloquent
or rhetorical language of some politicians in any beer fest, cattle fair or
roller coasting funfair, and in the background what it is in the Roman Catholic
Church, i.e. a religious society of secular priests founded in Rome in 1564 to
provide plain preaching and popular services, established in various countries,
and by metonymic extension that plain preaching itself against GMOs, and thus
we get to some Grossly Magnified Oration about some “ecologically incorrect
political science fiction,” if such a definition of this book is not
excessive.
In Europe where
GMOs, in the standard understanding of the acronym, are banned, a group of researchers,
businessmen, entrepreneurs and other political and economic social climbers
have decided to change the situation in order to make a lot of money. So they
take over an anti-GMO respectable genetic business and turn it into a war
machine against anything that could be “natural” or at least what is supposed
to be natural.
First they
invent the new plants by crisscrossing various species. Then they do the same
with some pests they are going to use as destroying armadas against standard
agriculture, then they start playing with these new plants on their private
land somewhere inconspicuous in Europe and they start the “industrial”
exploitation of these new plants in Africa where it solves the problem of
hunger. To clean up the European plate they systematically spread the new pests
over agricultural exploitations and farms to create starvation and famine. Then
politicians are easy preys since they have to feed the people and even most
crops from across the Atlantic where GMOs are the norm become both too
expensive and the only alternative, apart from the GMOs devised by this band of
European criminal entrepreneurs under the sole monopolistic name of Genesis.
The possible
competitors in Europe are ready for becoming the victims of moralistic and
ethical snipers since on the side the main man in this line of clean business
is accompanying his ethical chemistry and his campaign for ecological agriculture
in self-sufficient farms with a vast network of prostitution and his own
practice of carnal love for very young girls. This man is also able to drag
into his sensual perversion one of the highest ranking religious person just
under the Pope. This man, Will Smart, and his friendly priest, Yan Varga, are
both Hungarian and absolutely off limits. But be sure justice, both civilian
and religious, will catch up on them, though they will manage to escape more or
less.
But that will
give the whole of Africa and the whole of Europe to the sole Genesis. Isn’t
that a shame and tremendous entrepreneurial success? Yes, it is indeed.
I regret though
the fuzziness on what GMO covers. If it is only crossing one plant with another,
that is not very recent. Maize, also called Indian corn, is a typical plant
devised long before the Christian Era by the simple crossing and selecting of
species since the wild plant in Mexico and around that can reproduce itself by
shedding its grains on the ground has been turned into a plant that cannot
reproduce itself naturally without the helping hands of humans because the ear
of maize is wrapped up in a hermetic husk and sealed by the corn silk at the
tip of it. The grains are also very firmly attached to the corn cob itself. Gregor
Mendel is the final tip of this iceberg of species selection and crossing. GMOs
today go far beyond what our ancestors invented even before the last Ice Age
somewhere around 20,000 or 30,000 years ago, at least. We can be against
integrating in a plant weed killers, pest killers and disease treatments that
will still be present in the final plant, thus feeding to people these chemical
elements without knowing what the consequences on the health of consumers could
be, except that it cannot be innocuous. The line between crossing various species
of one plant to improve its performance or to produce some hybrids that have
qualities that the original plants would not have is a very standard method in
agriculture and has been for a long time. Most European vineyards are planted
with traditional varieties hybridized onto American varieties that are the base
to the hybrid and provide this hybrid with some qualities only the American
native varieties possess, like resistance to phylloxera.
I also find the
attack against the Catholic Church that sees the godlike saving intervention of
Genesis to cope with famine as some competition against the concept of God, the
business stock of the Catholic Church, though not only, slightly easy and in
contradiction with the end when the Pope apparently remains nicely neutral, and
anyway totally unrealistic about the depth and ideological pregnancy and power
of religion in our modern godless world. This world might be godless but the
main dimension of religion does not need God to exist, which explains why
Buddhism can thrive though it does not state the existence of any creator or
god.
But this book
is an interesting trip in some fears of the 21st century vastly
amplified by populism here and there that wants to be effective by getting rid
of all norms and ethical rules in the name of “back to national basics,” “America
first” or “Britain first.”
Dr. Jacques
COULARDEAU
# posted by Dr. Jacques COULARDEAU @ 5:46 AM 
