truth is of the essence

time is a commodity the enemy does not have. as you will no doubt have
recently gathered, a new global reality is being declared by the minute, at
a speed of communication limited only by the speed of verbal word and the
frequency of news broadcasts. I would say that this would be largely down to
truth, and our apparent ability of copying it.

a new reality of course including, if not being comprised by a no doubt
completely new understanding of global values, largely categorizing under
the single concept that we so crave to reach to in our world, and that
spells as the five letters O R D E R instead of P E A C E.

with the one addition that neither the order, nor the values, nor the devine
entity passing them would be ours, but alien.

the only berries still growing in the wild are blackberries. and in what
quantities! you could have a mouthful, at least once a year. but all other
berries seem to have disappeared, or should I say vanished? I'm probably the
only person in de world to have seen wild raspberries, but I've never seen
another strain of berries in the wild. where would they have gone? would it
be due to climate change? to poor soil? would they have died out because
other animals do not eat them? well they do. it seems like the hand of god
has taken them from nature to be for ever gone.

now in what devine context would that be making any sense? it would be, if
that god would be running a society in which the people would have to depend
on him down to the extent of eating from his hand. a society in which, for
security reasons, ALL individuals would have to take part, so they couldn't
be allowed to go or stay living in the wild and eat from the hand of nature,
or worse, another god. so if you were a god you would remove all berries
from the natural environment, together with all other fruit, and all
vegetables at that. today, you could try surviving in the wild for about six
weeks before starvation sets in, or you would have to eat the bark from pine
trees like ray mears. the only place that I've ever seen wild strawberries,
and you can almost smell it, was on the front of a police station.

now if an alien entity would be capable of taking care of its affairs down
to such a level of precision, would it also be able to shoot a preacher from
a distance of 3 million miles, or even simpler, to kill someone inside a
police cell? now that would be defying logic wouldn't you think.

today we are not living in a democracy, but in a rather democratic
praetoriocracy.  praetoriocracy is the rule of law enforcement. do not
confuse it with the rule of law, which is another thing entirely. some even
name their capitals after it. now in what social context would that be
making sense? well inside the devine society as described some kind of rule
would have to be exerted, first in a feudal system, in which the oppressor
could only be safe inside keeps and castles, and then when the devine entity
would think he had sufficient control of the biosystem, he would have its
infiltration units, or soldiers as we know them, simply mingle in with the
population, assuming some kind of "if you don't kill me, I won't kill you"
deal could be struck with its original inhabitants.

after which he would immedeately find his units destroyed en masse in the
deathlager of WW2, forcing him to introduce nuclear arms in his system to
keep control of it. it seems like the alien god is paving the way to
security for an even larger number or alien forces, quite likely with a
citizen status, to be safely inhabiting the garden of his earth, including
any individual gardens, just possibly against a fee. it is also likely that
once it thinks control to be sufficient for this purpose, that is at a later
stage, all life originating on the planet will be destroyed.

now after having bombarded it with nukes, the devine alien is currently
bombarding the original population of earth with all the power shows it can
conceice of, from denying that population basicly any form of pleasure, to
brainwashing the fear of law enforcerment down to the endocrine level of
perception into it while at the same time inducing continual pain. now a
population having faced this level of devine power, terror and torture for
any prolonged period of time, and still having the single intention of
killing out its alien invader, putting that intention into effect with every
possibility emerging, would it be conceivable that it wouldn't be the
slightest bit impressed by yet another devine power show? it would be
logic-defying.

if anything, that population would assume that it's being amused to death,
which is very painful, but not very lethal.

o is it your birthday tomorrow? well I'm sure we'll find a suitable cube for
a collaborator to die in. happy birthday!