How Christianity Committed the Ultimate Eco-Blasphemy

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Desperate to denounce their mortality, humans always found refuge in some of the most ludicrous supremacy hallucinations. The majority of these fantasies, which soon morphed into organised religions, usually concurred that humans had appeared suddenly, spontaneously, and independently from everything else, and that quite possibly they were not even originally from Earth - yet somehow … Continue reading How Christianity Committed the Ultimate Eco-Blasphemy

The Dream That Humanity Is Unable To Wake Up From

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Buddhists often talk about something that sounds counter-intuitive but is actually most profound: “The mind is a prison”. According to this concept, all of us can become consumed by our own thoughts to the point where we become hijacked, ceasing to pay attention to real events and stimuli from our physical environment. We begin to … Continue reading The Dream That Humanity Is Unable To Wake Up From

Truth In The Time Of Collapse

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Everything humans have achieved to this day was precariously built on the great myth of growth: the belief that this civilisation can continue to dig its own hole without ever falling in. Perpetuating the myth of growth meant keeping citizens hostage to the Ponzi scheme of ecological fraud: by forcibly making us stakeholders to this scheme, we had everything … Continue reading Truth In The Time Of Collapse

Heroes, Villains, and Lies

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LANGUAGE ADVISORY: this article contains language that has been banned by the US Federal State e.g. “equality”, “diversity”, “gender” and “climate crisis”. By proceeding to read this article you become an accomplice to the forces who want to destroy Our Great Nation. May The Lord forgive your sins. Over the millennia leaders fabricated entire religions … Continue reading Heroes, Villains, and Lies

Trading Corpses for Rain: How Global Capital Became a Deity

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Ancient Greeks and many other civilisations were obsessed with the concept of “sacrifice for the greater good”. They believed that if they let go of something precious, they can earn something in return. It was a naive concept made to one’s measure: you got to pick both what you wanted, as well as what you … Continue reading Trading Corpses for Rain: How Global Capital Became a Deity

Hallucinating Parasites and the War on Physics

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When a species eliminates all predators, it is a threat to everything.  And when its population reaches astronomical numbers, this threat becomes existential.  Everything is attacked, including the inanimate world: atmosphere, weather, energy, temperature.  The planetary infrastructure is taken down bit by bit, much like a Hollywood set hurriedly dismantled to make space for the … Continue reading Hallucinating Parasites and the War on Physics

The Plague of Consumption

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“And on the 8th day of creation, humans took over from God and created capitalism.  And capitalism took over from humans and looked down at them and said: “you are mine now”.  And humans looked down at their wallets, and they were full of money.  And they bought everything they could buy, and killed everything … Continue reading The Plague of Consumption