Email response re: politics and religion

Politics, big business and religion, are inseparable triplets of societies today as they were 5000 years ago and so is their continual  interference in everything the public does, particularly in the sciences which they fight energetically through either bribery, harassment, torture or death since man developed a conscience. The latter has always been compliant to money , large ego and philandering. That is how we are, but these inherent traits of mankind are far more developed in those leaders who control our destinies since most of them have voted for laws to protect them from malpractices and the party which they belong to. The common law is definitely not designed to protect the commoner, but the ruling establishment.  As George Orwell said so well "In times of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act".

172 journalists were killed in Iraq, but no one in the West was unduly concerned about this, but woe to those who inflict pains to the animals we feed on, a laudable cause indeed, but not considered as such when we slaughter innocent civilians during our war mongering campaigns; no need for painkillers for them, we kill them in cold blood, most bleed to death. Personally, I find  this selective discriminatory mode of killing fairly abhorrent and totally devoid of Christian sense of ethics. Tony Blair went as far as prohibiting fox hunting because the sport was cruel and unfair to the fox. The 50,000 children he killed in Iraq was collateral damage for a moral obligation. He became a Catholic and his crimes were absolved during a confessional hearing. He is now fully redeemed and he can start all over again as his American and Australian counterparts.

My script is now complete, up to date, comprises 190,000 words and took me six years to complete. Have quite a few publishers who are interested, American, British and Australian ones, but so far I  have remained non committal as their promotional campaign often differs quite substantially from their service agreements, but I will get there sooner than later as my health is afflicted by the usual diseases of senile adolescence. Besides that, Saint Peter told me in a dream that he has no place in hell for me at this point of time because the place is full of religious hypocrites whose souls he is gradually emptying from a temporary hellish detention centre to their ultimate resting place into a black hole in some distant galaxies. In the mean time our planet is my heaven and to hell with eternity.

I have also devoted a subheading on climate change which proves beyond any doubt that anthropogenic emissions are very small compared to natural causes - mainly volcanic activity associated with continental drift with ensuing outpouring of lava flows from deep fissures from the mantle, along with CO2, Sulphur, heavy metals and NO2 emissions. These ingredients are  indispensible for photosynthesis that exclusively produces the oxygen we breathe. What people like Flannery lacks is  training  in the basic sciences of chemistry, physics and geology forgetting that humanity lives on a rock or weathered derivative.

It may surprise you that no geologist was ever included in the panel on climatic change created by the UN; yet, geology and astronomy are the only two sciences and affiliated sciences such as palaeontology as Darwin did, which can look at events in four dimensions through history, particularly in relation to climate changes. Geologists and astronomers are fully aware that climate changes have been recurring periodically over the last 600 million years from cosmic as well as planetary sources; they have undisputable evidence about this. Bob green our fanatic and obsessive leader of the green movement is even more ignorant than Flannery and his economic soul mate Ross Garnaut, who have specialised in prophesies that are essentially unpredictable, as all such are. History is a better place to comprehend the truth than biased key board projections of the future. For instance, Bob green has decided that our great barrier reef will die as a consequence of anthropogenic CO2 emissions through increasing acidity of the reef water to frighten a naive public for political expediency.

I  was taught fifty years ago that acidity caused by CO2 in ocean waters increases with decreasing temperature and not the inverse and that the level of bicarbonates solution in sea water precipitates when temperature rises and thus liberates the calcium for the reef to grow and the fishes who feed from coral spores. Nature balances things pretty well.  I am a great believer in reducing manmade pollution; particularly in big cities where oxygen levels have been reduced from 21% worldwide to 10% and less than that in the metropolises of the developing world. I  have three degrees in geology, one in environmental and another in geographical sciences. My working career has taken me in 35 countries across a broad range of cultures and political regimes. During that time, I learned to speak fluently 5 languages in order to better communicate with people and learn more about their aspirations, which relatively speaking are the same as ours. In this respect I feel qualified to express an opinion which is by nature subjective, as there no such a thing as an absolute truth, but less so in politics and religions that are essentially the domains of confusing semantics.

Dr. Otto Warberg, got a Nobel prize in 1930 for clinically demonstrating that given sufficient oxygen in our blood, cancer cells cannot develop; I haven't read anything like this in the literature I examined more recently on climate change because that is something the fanatics of manmade climate change do not want to know.

Carbon tax is designed to encourage inflation, which itself is also a form of taxation because excise duties on various goods and GST are all expressed in percentages and so it is a double whammy. The purpose behind these political machinations is to rehabilitate the financial institutions, which are in the hock to the tune of $9 trillion according to the reserve banks. These figures are off-balance sheet records. Politicians of all platforms have always serve the banking sector before the gullible mass- we the electorate; they know the financial industry is the most important sponsor to political campaigns  and those who give the most generous pay packages to compliant politicians when they retire from politics. Democracies are meaningless when loyalties can be bought; they eventually implode through endemic corruption.

Our politicians cannot adjust their prioritises either by plan or design for darker purposes. What I say here may also be erroneous in due course; bearing in mind that there is only one universal truth and that is nothing is permanent in the universe whether it be the cosmos, our galaxies, stars and associated planets, and on a much shorter scale ourselves, mere mortals, including our mood swings ,and the rest of the living kingdom. Amen.

Best regards

George

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