Are You Ready for the DemonRATS to BULLDOZE Down Your House?

[The Purge]

It was on the Green New Deals FAQ as well as getting rid of farting cows and airplanes. But are you ready for your house to be bulldozed?

Oh, and since we are not talking of how to pay for it, would a new one be yours or would it belong to the State? Since AOC is a Socialist, we believe it would be the State and therefore you could be booted from it at any time. Oh the Joys of Socialism.

Wait, they did say a tax North of 70%, so maybe it's the rich who would pay for your house? WHOOPS, there's not enough money even confiscating everything the rich folks have for paying this horrendous rebuilding operation. So guess who gets the higher Taxation? Why OF COURSE IT'S YOU.

And since their talking about VAT taxes, that's double YOU.

Oh Well. Ready for the DemonRATS to BULLDOZER Down Your House?

 

[beautress]

When you take the cows off the land you get a desert. That's right. The smallest particles called elements in the resulting loam send missives to to the sky elements, which then release water to the earth in the form of rain. Any viable seeds sprout in the loam and bring forth plants, including forest trees, field grasses, fruits and vegetables. If those elements are not there, no rain falls. the surface elements blow away, and with the sands of time, the desert takes over. That's how the Sahara was formed and expanded. The Saharan sands cover what was once a garden of Eden belt that furnished mankind food, water, shade, and shelter. As farm production disappears, the Saraha keeps growing. We've known about it since the 70s when the Reader's Digest lent its pages to a British scientist who discovered why the Middle East is so barren. Nature has a balance. Destroying the livestock animals in an environment to make way for vineyards and vegetarian delights using chemicals instead of brown stuff animals leave is the fastest way to decimate a neighboring rain forest of bird habitat, and source of rare medicinal plants that cure cancer and other plagues of mankind in less than one generation due to the absence of rain. Everything dies, turns to dust, blows away in the dry air, leaving heavy particles of sand and no nutrients.

Vegetarians and winos are not the friends of the earth that they think they are.

The scientist actually experimented with restoring animals to desert areas which resulted in unusual rainfall the very next year. Unfortunately, it takes several generations to replenish a rainforest and a little bit of luck. And it's hard to sustain animals on a few hundred acres in the middle of a desert by hauling food in for the stock animals from hundreds of miles away, people die, and their work becomes forgotten until someone who remembers it and has the means keeps up the work. So the Sahara could be used as an experiment to restore the rainforests they're tearing away at in the South American continent that destroys entire ecosystems of animals and insects who are responsible for the green belt that may disappear in a few years and will just turn into a new world Sahara as man enriches himself with what he finds in the cleared forests. His vegetarian wife will have no animals around, and by the time of the next generation, all they have is a wasteland.

 

[beautress]

This may be the man who wrote the article in RD I read years ago (see video): Livestock’s Role in Reversing Land Degradation

Edit, indeed this is the author of the article I read and he discusses it all in the video page above. His name is Allan Savory.

Allan Savory recently gave a TED presentation that starts out rather dire, but ultimately comes to a rousing conclusion: livestock and intensive, managed grazing is actually the solution to reverse desertification — the drying and dying of whole ecosystems. Turning land from bare and unproductive to green, lush and productive is also the first step, Savory attests, to providing economic and political stability in some of the world’s most violent regions.

 

[beautress]

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