IN THE BAD OLE’ USSA: COMPOSTING… FROM HUMANS…
It seems like there's a new outrage every week from one of the two Left Coasts in this country, so much so that maybe I'll start a new award: the "Outrage of the Week" to go along with the "High Octane Speculation Of The Day." This one was spotted by B.H.: Washington state, it seems, has approved a bill which has been signed into law by that state's governor, to allow "human composting":
Now, believe it or not, there's a certain part of this bill that gained my approving attention, and it was this:
“I am very much in favor of the composting of human bodies!” declared Wes McMahan, a retired cardiovascular intensive-care nurse who recently testified in support of the bill.
“When I’m done with this body that served me very well for the past 64 years, do I want to poison it with formaldehyde and other embalming chemicals? No,” he added. “Burned? Not my first choice. But what about all the bacteria I’ve worked with so long in this body – do I want to give them a chance to do what they do naturally? I believe in doing things as naturally as possible.”
Now, as far as it goes, I'm all for the natural decay of the body, and not pumping it full of formaldehyde. In fact, being eastern Orthodox, this is the tradition: burial in a box, without embalming (pay attention relatives!). In this respect the tradition is very similar to that of orthodox Judaism, complete with forty-day memorial (again: pay attention relatives!).
But this being modern day "Amair'kuh" one has come to expect that behind any story such as this there lurks a bit of lunacy disguised as "concern for the environment," and in this I wasn't disappointed. However, first, let us note that the Republiwimps joined the Looneycrats so that in this case the lunacy has bipartisan support. With that on the record, let us now note - hearts aflutter - how one person enthused about the development, and in doing so, perhaps gave away a bit of the game:
Katrina Spade, the founder and CEO of a company known as Recompose that aspires to be the first “natural organic reduction” funeral home in the United States, is also excited about the bill, which she says fulfills “a longtime hope” of hers to create “an urban, soil-based, ecologically friendly death-care option.” (Emphasis added)
There you have it: "an ecologically friendly death-care option." In other words, you're compost - perhaps - for urban organic farming? "Wait a minute," I thought as I read that. "You mean, you're not simply going to put me in a pine box and dump me in the ground and let things proceed slowly and naturally?"
Apparently not:
Many other supporters of the bill claim that legalizing human composting will be great for the environment, as it’s supposedly “as close to the natural process of decomposition [as] you’d assume a body would undergo before we had an industrialized society.”
But is it really a good idea to spread liquid sludge made from dead humans all over our food crops? Because that’s exactly where much of it will go, especially when “liquid cremation” ends up being flushed down the drain or toilet and into the local sewer system.
As revealed in the Biosludged film, wastewater all across the country is now being “recycled” and spread all over farmland, which means whatever’s in it is being absorbed into the food supply.
If America now begins “recycling” human beings as liquid rather than simply burying bodies or cremating them into ash, as has traditionally been the case, then these remains will almost certainly end up being converted into recycled “biosludge” and spread as “fertilizer” on food crops.
We already know that this is part of the plan, as folks like McMahan are actually excited about the prospect of creating “food forests” with human compost – “so my grandchildren will know where food comes from,” he contends.
It’s true that traditional burial protocols aren’t necessarily environmentally-friendly, seeing as how embalming fluids and formaldehyde are made from toxic, synthetic chemicals. But human bodies, especially in today’s toxic world, are also poisonous, and loaded with all sorts of chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and other poisons that probably shouldn’t be “repurposed” to help grow the foods we all eat.
“Releasing mercury, pharmaceuticals, and disease into the water supply. Sounds like a great idea, what could possibly go wrong?” joked one commenter at The Seattle Times.
"Biosludge," they're calling it.
I call it biolunacy, enviroidiocy, bipartisan biobipolar disorder. Insanity. Take your pick.
Let's do a bit of high octane speculation to see why. Firstly, did you notice any citation of an inter-generational environmental or human-health impact study? No? Well, I guess that's because if we can throw genetically modified seeds into the ground without any inter-generational environmental or human-health impact study, we might as well keep I.G. Farbensanto happy, and irrigate it with human "biosludge." It will save money, and be yet another glorious example of progress. And we'll know it's a "Good Idea" if the Chinese start doing it. It could become another megaindustry for I.G. Farbensanto, which could learn how to dehydrate the biosludge, put it in big bags, and ship it all over the world. Just add water, and stir. And just wait for the "biosludge 'industry'" to hookup with the abortion-eugenics "industry": after all the needed body parts have been harvested and sold, why, infanto-genocide can be "marketed" with all the appropriate whining "concern" as both being environmentally friendly and a way to increase crop yields!
Question Two: With that in mind, ask yourself this: how long will it be before whole segments of the population, ingesting their GMO vegetables irrigated with biosludge, develop spongioform encephalopathies of one form or another? Is that a real possibility? Well, I don't know, but I don't know because those pesky intergenerational environmental and human health impact studies were either done in secret and the results have been kept secret (gee, I wonder why) or they haven't been done at all (see question one above). But I suspect the possibility is there: just look at cannibalistic cultures which, indeed, do have a kind of "biosludge" approach to their favorite cuisine (stew, after all, is not all that far from biosludge).
Question Three, and this one is for me the clincher, and it comes in three parts: (a) do you think the "elite" will eat crops grown with biosludge? If so, why? If not, why not? (For myself, I rather strongly suspect biosludge cranberry sauce will not be served on the Queen's Christmas dinner). (b) Will this have any negative impact on America's international ability to sell its agricultural products? I rather suspect it might, as I don't see it conforming very well to the Islamic world's halal laws, and - wait for it - (c) who will step up and fill the non-biosludge agricultural void? Watch for Russia and a few other countries to ban and outlaw the idea for their agriculture, and to thereby fill the void.
Allow me to state my opinion clearly: this is a bad, sick, disgusting idea. The insanity and lack of thought, not to mention the utter immorality, could only have been dreamed up and packaged as a good idea in modern Amair'kuh, because it is, when all is said and done, another hustle.
Cannibalism comes to Amair'kuh. Soylent Green...
See you on the flip side...
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I wonder if those prions get recycled in bushfires, spreading the wealth of destruction?
Wonder if they test the recycled bodies for contaminants, like fukutomium (Kevin ‘effin’ Blanches generic term for the outfall)?
Or bioaccumulation aspects of rinse (if that) and repeat recycling of human populations? eg the effect on little boys of eating eostrogen affected little boys, ad infinitum.
Wonder if they want to make us in their image, themselves knowing that sooner of later they will be doing this shit themselves in their bunkers as the easy pickings run out.
Maybe that kosher suicide pact that Flavius reckons he made in the cave fleeing the Romans involved some degree of cannibal cuisine? Like some big wolves and little wolves voting on what they are having for dinner.
Could this be just another step of the attack from the inside out that Putin mentioned there’s no need to fight the USSA? He’ll just wait for it to collapse.
It does seem another step in completing the prophesies (er playbook) of world collapse with Russia coming to the rescue. Collapsing USSA and China would just about do it right?
Yes, I saw Katrina the architect in her TED talk … wanting to build facilities for composting the dead … creeped me out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRsopS7yTG8
Yeah ,we’ve ALL been there ? Lol
Another odd one. One’s guess is that encroachment of boarders and boundaries have come up where landscape and building lots are at a premium in some form or another. Heavily populated areas, no doubt, are currently wrestling with this land, body, and funerary rights predicament. To build upward or outward has become the question land managers of highly populated areas now must address.
Bio-sludge, from human remains composting, does sound a bit crude as a death-care option. The matter of toxicity and microbial affluence rises, too, as all is not as benign as some clever wording might suggest. Sunshine and chlorine can only do so much.
Make sure you boil your newly harvested vegetables at least 30 minutes before serving. And, like Will Rogers once said, ‘always drink upstream from the herd’ and one might add, from those spill pipes off of composting land areas.
Well should we be surprised there is a long history of cannibalism in Europe as for the Queen dining on long pig. She might not but as for the rest of the European ruling class that might be another story given the veggie meat they’re pushing on us proles. Preparation for turning us they will keep us around as livestock and beast of burden into real soylent green for our elites to dine on.
Beyond the bacterial/viral/prion questions, I would worry about the spiritual implications. Way back into caveman days, our ancestors treated dead bodies with reverence. Flowers, red ochre, gifts, etc. in the burial. There was some reason for them doing that. I actually believe that they were ‘smarter’ than modern society in certain ways – probably being ‘sensitive’ in ways that moderns have suppressed. Perhaps auric vision and/or seeing the etheric body?
Miles Mathis has a term called blackwashing . It basically operates by associating some thing ‘unsavory’ with a person/subject you want scorned/diminished. An unwary person ‘binds’ the two and develops that kind of an emotional state toward the person/subject. Blackwashing is one of the more effective ‘tools’ in psychological warfare.
Now, apply this to the human body. Instead of burial with reverence, our body’s ultimate purpose is biosludge or soylent green. After a generation or two, the spiritual point-of-view will take a big hit. Yet another milepost on the way to considering humans as just meatbags , with all that implies…
I think it will take less time than that.
Oh god they are going to have to get the wood chipper out so large chunks don’t get caught in the water stations wire grates.
If Hitler had success with the the ovens, why can’t we now.
Too bad that Solylent.com, a brand of meal replacement products, has already been taken; however, Katrina Spade will certainly hit pay dirt if she starts digging into Solylent Green as a viable brand name for:
21st Century’s from funeral home to home table.
Food for thought?
Just read your high octane speculations!
WOW!
The Queen’s Christmas dinner… LOL!
I’ve read that 10-12 native Children went missing when the Queen visited Canada. Would love to know what really happened that day.
I guess it is okay unless of course you die from Mad Cow Disease. It was suspected to have spread in British livestock by giving them feed containing animal by-products and also bone meal from India containing HUMAN bones. Related article: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1497414/Human-remains-in-cattle-feed-may-have-caused-mad-cow-epidemic.html
If we would take care of all the pollution with loving hands and intelligence, I would vote for that. I’m afraid we are to far gone for enough people to be that Nobel.
This is how chronic wasting disease will become rampant like it is among the US deer populations. Some people develope prions that can’t be destroyed by high heat or composting and these prions can be absorbed by vegetable matter. Then when you eat the vegetable from such fields you take up the prions that cause this disease and your body sheds and produces them in abundance to be spread in the fields to infect countless more consumers. Once these prions get in the environment it takes decades for the environment to recover. This could effectively destroy our crop lands for a whole generation once the public wakes up to it.
This disease may already be the cause of alltimers in many people according to some theories and this disease is common among cannibals. When turning dead sheep and cattle into livestock feed it causes wasting disease in those flocks and herds. Doing this on deer farms is believed to be the start of it in wild deer herds that were exposed to it. This is probably the real reason behind this proposal.
There has been found human dna in ground beef.
People eat anything and everything in times of war.
We are creatures of habit.
Even the famous Francis Crick said that all life is composed of DNA except, the prion.
I read a book and many articles on it.
Now, I’m having reservations on it causing mad cow and/or dementia, Alzheimer’s.
Keep in mind such concepts are used in both directions. Pro-pagan-da drives us to panic:
https://www.amazon.com/Mad-Sheep-Story-behind-Family/dp/1933392762/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=mad+sheep&qid=1573621215&sr=8-1
Mad Sheep: The True Story behind the USDA’s War on a Family Farm Paperback – September 5, 2007
by Linda Faillace
while at the same time numbing those less aware and caring about facts and consequences. Do the majority of Americuns eat organic? Would they if they could afford to?
You know if they just now past the bill they have been doing it for some time and covering their corpse.
I knew we were drinking stuff we should not, but I never took it there.
Human waste has been used in bagged gardening soil for some time now. If I’m not mistaken it’s written on the disclaimer on the package.
Back in the late sixties on the high schools campus here was built the latest and nicest running track around. The only thing was every time someone used it they came down with this horrible infections if they had a mosquito bite or open wound on them or happened to fall on the grounds. Come to find out human waste was used to build the foundation of the track. They must have not cooked the poo long enough.
Dana, that’s right. It was common practice in Korea in the early 60s when I trained there, and what’s worse is we had to wade through that stuff in some heavy duty training, which in perspective would be nothing compared to the hordes coming across the DMZ as we were the first ones to meet them.
Let’s all spread the zombie around.
Let’s get a little Fred under our nails.
Barefoot in the ghouls.
This has more of a Talmudic seasoning to it, Goyim Green maybe, the way they are pushing the cannibalism and other deviant behavior lately.
Reminds me of an old Twilight Zone episode…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zp_EhjlLGkQ
Exactly. Been hearing a couple themes lately tying Talmud to Egyptians.
Ancient Egyptians must be part of the industrial era, they didn’t allow for natural decay….
Gotta a fuel problem with an excess population? Welcome to the new bio-fuel industry. Why stop with fertilizer? This is ghastly.
This is not mere insanity, but a form of black magic.
black alchemical magic ??? I am a professional driver by trade & I think “we” are going the wrong way folks ? 🙂
In Old Testament, the bloodsucking corpse eaters are called Moloch. Bureaucrats, who go along with it, are called Baal worshippers.
Feminists, who break up families, are called Ashtoreth worshippers. Places of collapsed settlements are called Sodom and Gomorrah.
The agrarian calendar was induced into a deified principle, as countermeasure. Elohim and Yahweh are celestial and terrestrial year cycles.
Temporal spin is Runic ideology of Druidry.
Hear hear!
wow.
That’s putting it perfectly.
I wish you well
I had an ex boyfriend who is an eco warrior. In his house there used to be bags full of recycling (rubbish) everywhere. In used to tease him as being King of the rubbish dump. You can see why things didn’t work out! But I digress. I used to worry that maybe it wasn’t rubbish in the bags but heads, body parts and grisly hunks of human meat. It seems my morbid sense of humour wasn’t far out. His title though, in retrospect, perhaps should have been stig of the dump. There is a lot of humour in this really if you stop and think about the mocking lunacy in it all – especially when finding out he’s eaten roadkill for ‘guilt-free’ meat – the kind of twisted humour our elite bequeath on us. What bothers me is the disgust reflex that this eco movement invokes. Disgust being a part of MK Ultra programs and can be as effective as pain in inducing mind control in large populations.
Curiosity ate the cat, that Arthur Rex fed to his dogs.
Fod[d]res onf[e]aldan is a brutal beast.
An expert dragon slayer can fix Brexit in no time.
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Hi,
Do you really think it’ll come to mass violence in the USA?
Mass manipulation in America was done to produce consumers, not warriors capable of individual thinking. Empty mind is fishing in an empty pond, with no dragon.
The mind itself is the dragon. Mass manipulation will not change the basic instinctual nature of the mind.
A trigger point can cause synchronized groups to snap out of collective hypnosis. An expert dragon slayer knows how.
The Century of the Self:
https://youtu.be/DnPmg0R1M04
lol and good, intriguing posts as usual.
It’s everywhere…I am related to a rancher in Wyoming who took up the offer of the local municipality (about two thousand inhabitants) to allow the “processed” water from their new upgraded sewage plant to flow into their bottom pasture land to supplement their irrigation rights. (Which is a valuable asset in the arid West.) Needless to say that part of the ranch has a perculair odor. The hay harvested from that pasture is used to feed their cattle and those who buy the bales, during the winter.
The irony is the whole family adheres to a “clean organic” lifestyle. The husband works for the local state irrigation bureau. What is a value?
Katie B That’s pretty messed up !
I know, right! Hey, I was young!