An important reason why we need to sprout wild seeds - the future of raw is doomed

l will never be voting for any politician ever again, they are a disgrace. There is no such thing as a democracy because big business are the people running the countries. The politicians only call it a democracy so gullible people think they have a say in how things are run...it's easier to keep the peace that way. What we really have is fascist dictatorships because the plutocrats run the show. Politics is only a front these days..leaders must do what they are told, that's why they always break promises.

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Originally Posted by Living Food

And our secretary of Agriculture is a huge proponent of GM foods...hmmm...maybe it has to do with all of the money he gets from the biotech companies...*scratches head*

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We aren't supposed to know those things Living Food. We are supposed to be full of GM foods, chemicals and believe what the news tells us because we are supposed to be dumber than blind old rabbits.

Whoever controls the food and water supplies control the world!

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Originally Posted by The Sproutarian (Mr Raw)

l will never be voting for any politician ever again, they are a disgrace. There is no such thing as a democracy because big business are the people running the countries. The politicians only call it a democracy so gullible people think they have a say in how things are run...it's easier to keep the peace that way. What we really have is fascist dictatorships because the plutocrats run the show. Politics is only a front these days..leaders must do what they are told, that's why they always break promises.


We aren't supposed to know those things Living Food. We are supposed to be full of GM foods, chemicals and believe what the news tells us because we are supposed to be dumber than blind old rabbits.

Whoever controls the food and water supplies control the world!

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I don't vote Mr Raw, there is no-one I feel represents my views or opinions and they are all untrustworthy at best and criminal at worst :(

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Originally Posted by MysticTree

I don't vote Mr Raw, there is no-one I feel represents my views or opinions and they are all untrustworthy at best and criminal at worst :(

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None represent my opinions either. All l want is to keep the food supply (plant foods) in local hands and to stop the supermarkets from getting too big. No imported fruits and vegies.

We even had the Greens party leader (control our Prime Minister) talk about a One World Government recently. lf you don't know about the OWG or NWO, look it up. lt's basically a world dictatorship.

lt's good people are waking up to the nonsense. Our consciousness is definitely getting higher and `they' are losing the game [slowly] despite all the chemicals they dish up to us.

The selection of politicians in the USA is sad. I just signed a petition directed to President Obama to honor his promise to label GMO foods. I sign all the petitions as it relates to this. I also sent e-mails directly to companies I discovered were owned by the companies who are contributing to the campaign against labeling GMOs in California. I told them I was boycotting their products. I laughed at their defensive response.

Mr. Raw...you should check out NaturalNews.com.

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Us dying off really wouldn't be positive for the Earth, but I can only explain that by talking about lots of spiritual stuff

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Then perhaps I can help. Humanity represents the only current possible means by which any life on Earth may persist beyond otherwise inevitable extinction and the likelihood of another such means coming along should we self-destruct seems to be less than certain at best. That is to say that as yet we are the only form of life that has evolved which may, should we live up to our potential, act as seeds to carry (or send) at least some of the life that has evolved on Earth to other planets and stars. Unless that happens then all or nearly all life on Earth that ever was or will be is doomed to eventually and inevitably die as the Sun will eventually cease to be a benign life-giving source of light and heat as it becomes something far more hostile and far less giving.

So in that sense humanity does have the potential to be of great and crucial benefit to earthly life in general. That is of course presuming we do not squander our potential and ruin things instead. Humanity going extinct before we can live up to this potential though is merely one more way in which it might be squandered.

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l tend to see things this way too, but then again, we are now supposed to be living in the 6th or 7th age, which means, mankind has been wiped out before many times and restarted by alien civilisations. We are all alien by nature. Mankind is really supposed to have been on Earth for 1 million years, and previous evidence of a long lost age was the Pyramids which had air planes and helicopters etched into the them over 40,000 years ago [as discovered by real scientists]. The Egyptians never built the pyramids, they found the pyramids. The fact that there were air planes etc etched into the pyramids shows strong argument that we were once a very advanced civilisation, but we got wiped out. History is not telling us everything, and if you think carefully you will smell a rat. ln all the billions of years the Earth has been around, we are told that modern man is only a very recent thing to develop, really?

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Your posts are awesome. Where do you get we are in the 6th or 7th age from? (not disputing just curious)

The bolded really frustrates me. It is common sense and people argue against it :(.

I have a question for you about books, but since i can't PM i have posted it on your visitors message.

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I think the sooner mankind is wiped out the better. Maybe we should embracing the bad food to speed that future along. Mankind is the least positive thing to walk the earth. God speed the rook.

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LOL. Actually.. we might get wiped out if the whole 2012 talk is true. Sometimes I look at the world and I don't see any hope.

and of course it's really just the elites that do all this. I'm sure none of the common people want this.

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LOL. Actually.. we might get wiped out if the whole 2012 talk is true. Sometimes I look at the world and I don't see any hope.

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I read somewhere that the 2012 thing is a mis interpretation. It's not that the world will end, more that this be be the start of a new phase. You are right about the elite being the problem but when they have all the power it doesn't matter that there are less if them than good, right-minded people.

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should we live up to our potential, act as seeds to carry (or send) at least some of the life that has evolved on Earth to other planets and stars.

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Or perhaps, we will develop ourselves to spread unforeseen death and destruction to areas of the universe that presently do not understand the sadistic behavior we are capable of.

--drraw

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Or perhaps, we will develop ourselves to spread unforeseen death and destruction to areas of the universe that presently do not understand the sadistic behavior we are capable of.

--drraw

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That sounds entirely probable.

I believe we should seek the good in people and expect the best. I'm not saying that we should ignore the worst people are capable of but acts of kindness and individual acts of heroism happen everyday but that doesn't always make the news. I've read that that the energy we send out is what we get back. We all have an individual and cumulative effect on the world.

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Originally Posted by Charybdisjim

Then perhaps I can help. Humanity represents the only current possible means by which any life on Earth may persist beyond otherwise inevitable extinction

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Thank you

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Originally Posted by Charybdisjim

Then perhaps I can help. Humanity represents the only current possible means by which any life on Earth may persist beyond otherwise inevitable extinction

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Why should we try to change that inevitable extinction?

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Originally Posted by laughalways

I believe we should seek the good in people and expect the best. I'm not saying that we should ignore the worst people are capable of but acts of kindness and individual acts of heroism happen everyday but that doesn't always make the news. I've read that that the energy we send out is what we get back. We all have an individual and cumulative effect on the world.

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I totally agree that there are nice people offering kindness all over the place and whether it makes the news is pretty irrelevant because it still happens. I offer kindness all over the place even if some people on here find me abrasive. I guess I speak as I find generally but a lot of this thread has sprung from the selective allocation of some posts as negative whilst ignoring the negativity of other posts.