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November 5, 2010

Zombie Resurgence

Filed under: Culture — Tags: , , — TC @ 8:59 am

link UN calls for higher taxes to combat climate warning.

In the classic 1976 horror/suspense teen movie Carrie, an otherwise improbable story is made even more ludicrous when at the end, a hand reaches out from the grave and grasps at the heroine, just when everyone thought the story was over.

The slight ebb in the stupidity which is global warming seems to be making a zombie like comeback a la Carrie.  The U.N. which itself is a parasitic leech on nations is calling for another 100 billion dollars or so of taxes in order to fund the fairy tale.  While a hundred billion dollars may not be as much as a year ago  before the devaluation of the dollar, it’s still a lot of hooch to throw down the bottomless pit of global warming initiatives.  If we spent that towards let’s say, global hunger, I might buy it.

It’s not good enough that the west is abstaining from personal washing, re-using shopping bags, driving electric skateboard-like deathtraps and recycling eggshells.  Only through imposition of taxes can the imminent destruction of earth be avoided.   More research is needed to find the root causes and find ‘sustainable solutions’.  In point of fact, they will determine that since man (especially western man) is the root cause of warming, they must be eliminated or reduced.  They have to eliminate man to save man.  Hmmm.  More than enough evidence has emerged which pushes back at  the credibility of the doomsday claims of the movement that sane rational people should at least be skeptical of the ongoing bleating. 

My suspicions are that the movement is being funded by the travel and hospitality industries which have much to gain from ongoing conferences in exotic locales.  If someone decided to tally up the benefits to airlines, taxis, limos, hotels and bars which service this industry, I”m sure we’d understand the need to keep the debate alive.  To say nothing of the millions of chickens sacrificed as dinner for these earnest conventioneers.  Next thing you know, someone will link the decline of the chicken population to global warming.  That would be hard to argue.  Naturally, that would be a government funded study.  Please let the Zombie die already.

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August 27, 2010

Crisis Of The Moment

link Massive solar storm to hit Earth in 2012 with force of 100m bombs – Yahoo! India News.

Just when you think it’s safe to come out, another imminent disaster for mankind rears its head.  I suppose it’s possible that a solar storm of 100 million bombs will hit earth.  It’s also possible that aliens at this very minute are thinking of nuking the earth with an earth shattering kaboom because it’s obstructing their view of Alpha Centauri as in the old Bugs Bunny cartoon.

There must be a disaster control room somewhere where pessimists congregate to lay out the next calamity to hit man.  Obviously an influential group because over the years, this gang has brought us the following dire warnings, some natural and some man made:

Looming ice age/Global Cooling  http://www.businessandmedia.org/articles/2010/20100517155839.aspx

Overpopulation  http://www.science.org.ge/3-1/Kapitza.pdf

Food Crisis  http://www.voanews.com/english/news/environment/UN-Expert-Warns-of-Looming-World-Food-Crisis–86256217.html

Water Shortage  http://www.sixwise.com/newsletters/07/02/28/the-water-shortage-crisis-in-america–amp-the-world-a-quick-overview-of-a-most-dangerous-crisis.htm

Energy/Oil Crisis  http://futurepositive.synearth.net/facing-the-truth/

Nuclear annihilation  http://www.globalcrisisnews.com/world/castro-warns-of-nuclear-war-breaking-out-very-soon/id=1713/

Banking Crisis  http://www.forbes.com/2010/03/03/banking-crisis-globalization-opinions-contributors-peter-mandelson.html

And of course, Global warming, we won’t need links to that.  It’s a wonder anyone bothers to plan beyond Christmas holidays or make loans longer than one year.  People must have an affinity for darkness and gloom akin to the attraction that teenagers have for horror flicks.  It’s genuinely amazing that man has been able to dodge all these existence ending bullets for all these years.  What’s even more amazing is that doomsayers continue to attract the attention of people, or more precisely, politicians who waste money on dumb programs based on imminent extinction.

If we are to be imminently bombarded by a force of 100 million bombs (  think Austin Powers’ Dr. Evil  ), what exactly are we supposed to do as a species?  It’s probably too late to jump to another planet since the lead time for making enough spaceships is too short.  Especially if they are to be union built.  Even if we could, who would get on board?  Politicians and actors first?  Would there be levels of accommodation in the cabins?  How would you get enough experienced drivers for the journey which could take up to 60 years barring heavy traffic.

It’s more likely that industries will pop up to create deflector shields which block the harm of such an impending calamity.  How, I don’t know, but you can bet government money will be mobilized to find a solution.  Do not laugh at the possibility of an extensive ‘use sunblock’ campaign, harking back to the tin foil hat solution during the nuclear war threat of the 1960’s.  Someone always makes money out of calamities which logically means the public gets fleeced.  Somewhere out there is the next disaster billionaire waiting for his time.

I wonder why there’s not a an equally influential Pollyanna club, that forsees nothing but good things for mankind.  Why doesn’t someone forecast the imminent onset of flowers and rainbows?  What if this looming massive dose of solar activity opens up large areas of the earth which are presently non arable? All of a sudden, the food crisis is solved.  What if the massive amount of sunlight melts icebergs and create not only plenty of fresh water, but also lots of new beachfront property?  I can already forsee a booming market for rose colored glasses.

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