Who
controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy
can control whole continents; who controls money can control the
world
In the
famous TV series, Mr. Robot, E Corp (which the central character,
Elliot Alderson, perceives as Evil Corp), is an extremely powerful
company that controls societies through consumer debt.
Yet, in
the real world, a couple of mega multinationals could be proved even
more ruthless. In another interesting report, James Corbett exposes
the ultimate goal behind the merge of two of the biggest corporations
in the food, medicine and agricultural sector. These are the real
ECORPs:
What
does a pharmaceutical giant have to gain from buying out and merging
with an agrichemical giant, especially one that carries as much
baggage as Monsanto?
If the
connection between these corporate behemoths seems tenuous, then
perhaps the key to understanding it is presented in that 1995 quote
from former Monsanto CEO Robert Shapiro: “We’re talking about
three of the largest industries in the world—agriculture, food and
health—that now operate as separate businesses. But there are a set
of changes that will lead to their integration.”
Integration
of agriculture, food and “health” is the goal, and once that goal
is reached the entire life support system of the human population,
including all of our food and “medicine,” will be in the hands of
a few mega-corporations. Indeed, the history of the production of
food and pharmaceuticals has always followed the same trajectory:
away from natural, abundant, locally-produced organic materials and
toward artificial, scarce, factory-produced synthetic alternatives.
Control
of the global food supply is, needless to say, along with control of
money and oil, one of the pillars upon which the globalist oligarchs
seek to construct their system of total control. Although there is no
proof whatsoever that he said it, the dubious quote sometimes
attributed to Henry Kissinger is nonetheless quite true: “Who
controls the food supply controls the people; who controls the energy
can control whole continents; who controls money can control the
world.”
Corbett
concludes:
Bayer:
One of the pieces of I.G. Farben’s grim (and oiligarchical) legacy;
supplier of chemicals for the poison gas attacks of WWI; knowing
seller of HIV-contaminated vaccines; mass murderer of bees; seller of
tainted GMO crops.
And
Monsanto: Dumper of toxic chemicals; proud seller of carcinogens;
suer of farmers; cause of farmer suicides; suppressor of scientific
dissent.
Are you
feeling safe, knowing that a quarter of the world’s food supply
will soon be in their combined hands?
Further
info, links:
We
already wrote
that, having secured the new labor force through fully automated
machines, what has left for the dominant elite now, is to take all
the resources. Big corporations are grabbing huge cultivable areas
especially in the developing countries in order to control food
production.
Oil and
natural gas fields in many areas of the planet are already controlled
by big private corporations, except that there are two big barriers
left to deal with: Russia and China.
We see a
rise of private armies that act in various battlefields, like in
Ukraine, exactly because in the absence of the nation-states and the
national armies, someone has to protect the natural resources and the
new means of production for the dominant elite.
But when
the arms industry will fully automate the new weapons, private armies
will only serve as assistance to fully automated war machines. We
already see the test fields of the weapons of future˙ the drones in
Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere.
It's not
accidental that the arms industries demonstrate new weapons designed
to be used inside urban areas for suppression of potential riots.
There will be no "outside enemy" in the future. The threat
for the dominant system will come from the interior, the big urban
centers. Soldier-robots will protect worker-robots and resources.
Once the
elites reach the point to control all the resources and the means of
production, the model will change from capitalism to global
feudalism.
Yet,
instead of such a Dystopian development, hyper-automation can be used
for the creation of a Utopia for all the people. AI could bring
enormous prosperity, not for the very few, but for the entire human
population. Natural environment could also be protected with the new
technologies. We are now in a very crucial turning point that will
determine the future of humanity.
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