Bach to Basics
In all parts of the western
world before the catastrophic and possibly criminally orchestrated financial
meltdowns created by speculation, short selling etc – the western world used to
be all about things like the American dream …
where the much sought after luxuries and designs and styles and fashions
became obsolete every few months to be replaced and upgraded by something else
equally lavish.
That vision of consumer
society was traded through the media and Hollywood and latterly became the
target for the green movement that was reacting against the obvious wastage in
the socio-economic policies of ‘planned obsolescence’.
As global governance rolls
out its population reduction measures typified in UN Agenda 21, and its
austerity measures, however the vision of life for the vast majority of people
on planet earth has become focussed on the energy of existence.
In a formerly industrially
advanced country like the UK, more and more people are living in fuel poverty
as they find that they cannot afford to pay their fuel, energy, heating and
lighting costs.
With food prices also
inflated, fewer people find the foods they would usually use at reasonable
prices.
e.g. a strategy of price
increases in supermarkets usually starts with a 40% price hike on a food product,
followed by a short term two for the price of one offer, and then a doubling of
the original price for the original item.
In plastic dessert tubs, the
foods start to get filled to 80% capacity, then 70% capacity and the price
increases simultaneously.
Pretentious, minute
thimble-sized dessert cartons of exaggerated expense to purchase that allege
quality are merely a cheap trick that fails to deliver for the consumer.
In every real sense of the
word – billions of people the world over are starting to experience attrition
and energy rationing and if this trend were to be taken further – the money we
are using becomes directly translated into life force and its physical
regulation. Our money buys life force not non-essential luxuries that used to
be the assets of western democracy.
The days of having free
capital for luxury or even non-essential goods for billions of people on this
planet are gone.
For the vast majority of
people on planet earth money is life energy, not the latest album or TV, not
the latest car or coat, not the potential for art or creativity.
This level of attrition,
denial and contradiction is currently driving itself into the lives of people
in westernised Europe.
Whereas you can definitely
see lots of people with plenty of everything – they don’t represent the
majority.
With colder winters, food
shortages, global wars and destroyed harvests, increasing fuel costs and
destroyed energy infrastructure ways of life in the former ‘first world’
industrialised countries are changing forever.
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