The sad thing is, people go into ecstasy over the hypothesis of the so-called Global Warming, and demand action without the slightest notion as to what they really demand.  Most people who have lend their voice to the chorus that has demanded the ban of the DDT pesticides would be abhorred if they realized the enormity of the senseless killing and suffering that they have endorsed, which is going on hourly, daily, year after year, effecting many millions of people, imposing unspeakable agonies and painful unnecessary deaths.  Here, the normal human quality of grace and compassion should force an instant retraction.  Except, this vital human quality that would compel such a response has been killed, or put to sleep.

Still one can see a glimmer of hope.  The manner in which the Montreal Protocol is upheld by force of scientific censorship, suggests that a parallel development is unfolding to the stockmarket which is kept from crashing by means of intense manipulation.  For two months now, the market has been flat, except for huge short term gyrations that would have made headline banners in more normal times.  These can be seen as very evident indications that the market is being manipulated into recovery the moment that the slightest sign of a collapse is seen.  These recoveries are frequent, and no doubt expensive, which means that they cannot be carried on indefinitely.  In the mean time inflation takes hold as the central banks have turned on the printing presses.  For this two month period that the market has been flat, long term bond prices have already dropped by an equivalent of 650 points on the Dow Jones index.  Still higher treasury yields will make this drop worse by the day.  Once the stockmarket trend becomes negative, the flood that has inflated the market will turn to greener pastures.  Except, the money doesn't exist that can sustain the present stock values in a high outflow situation.  That is when the market blows up, because there is nothing in it that justifies its values.

Crashes are the result of negative development systems that leverage up bubbles of growth that have no footing in reality.  The time comes, as the stockmarket is about to demonstrate, when no manipulative effort in the world can keep its respective bubble afloat against the force of reality.  The ideology that is characterized by the Montreal Protocol, by which mankind's refrigeration capability is under attack, and its food production is under attack, operates precisely as any negative development system does.  It creates a bubble built by artificial leverage.  The desperate measures that have been resorted to lately in order to keep the bubble afloat, such as the Nobel Price selection and the censorship events at the Vienna conference, indicate that a crash is quite near.  The bubble is hollow.  The hot air is gone that had inflated it.  Reality is filtering in.  There is a very good chance that the bubble will pop before too many people are murdered by its force.

Also, there is a very good chance that the collapse of this bubble will pop the DDT ban that is currently killing millions of people each year, and that the resulting ideological reversal will remove the blockage that prevents the kind of nuclear energy development that is needed to assure mankind's future in the wake of the world's dwindling petroleum supplies that should have been made obsolete long ago as an energy resource.  There is even a chance that such an ideological reversal will pop the bubble of the feudal world-financial system that is driving the world ever deeper into poverty at the present time, that is destroying its industries, that is weakening its populations, that is breeding evermore new and exotic diseases.  There is real hope that the orchestrated destruction of consciousness becomes unglued, as in the deepest recesses of thought the consciousness of man cannot never be destroyed.  By it, man is forever safe and free.  From this resource real safety and freedom can be established.

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Stories about  Love from novels by Rolf A. F. Witzsche