Medical fascism and tyranny, biotech and pharmaceutical fascism and tyranny, environmental fascism and tyranny. Its all a reality today and … More
Category: natural carrying capacity
Excerpt from Chapter 2 Surviving Depression- Corporate Devolution versus Ecology and Biophilia
Despite more people being aware of the environmental problems we have far less environmental conservation jobs and ecological science is … More
Surviving Depression in a Depressing World-An Ecological Perspective
“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” – Jiddu Krishnamurti This book … More
Surviving Depression in a Depressing World, Reconnecting with Nature
Over 280 million people suffer from depression around the world. Over 800,000 people commit suicide each year. Humanity is traumatised … More
Esperanza the Whale shark disappears after the Galápagos islands are invaded by Chinese Fishing Vessels
A huge fleet of Chinese fishing boats have alarmed the Galapagos Islands Navy: Ecuador warned that it will enforce its … More
The War on Sensemaking – Finding unbiased Truth can promote human consciousness
Discerning the truth. There is an information war going on right now that never before has been seen on such … More
Speech of Absolute Truth, demand for Bill Gates arrest for Crimes Against Humanity- Delivered by Deputy Sara Cunial to the Italian Parliament 14th May, 2020
Link to original if it hasn’t been taken down by Youtube yet See Transcript below Deputy Sara Cunial Thank you … More
Stop 5G on Earth and in Space -International Appeal
CHOOSING LIFE The world, for the past several months, has been distracted from the existential question looming ever-closer on the … More
Surviving Depression in a Depressing World-What Happens when we are Disconnected from Nature?
Why does the contemporary Western lifestyle influence the rise in mental illness and depression? Why is our separation from Nature … More
The equivalent of 987,500 football fields of Amazon Rainforest have been destroyed over the last few years in Brazil
60 million to 200 million indigenous people are almost wholly dependent on forests, these indigenous forest communities live in … More
