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- Forbidden Territories
by Rende Miller
As this century progresses, to say that there must be a revolution in the lifestyle of the inhabitants on Earth is an understatement. As much as we glorify and adore the lifestyles we are accustomed to, there must be a change in practically every aspect of our lives. According to various sources, the base of the American Economy by the middle of this century may actually be facilitated by agriculture rather than technology as many corporations would like. Thatıs rightfarming!
The main reason why this assertion is logical is because we are approaching what the environmentalist describes as "Global oil- production peak". Which means that a turning point will come when the world produces the most oil it will ever produce in a given year, and after which, yearly production will decline. This is a far more serious global and socio-biological concern than the effects of global warming because of the continual reliance upon the extracting of oil and the severe damages it has overall to Earth and its inhabitants.
Today (according to recent observations) we consume around 20 million barrels of oil a day. However, 2/3 of it must be imported. Considering the damages it has on the Earth, earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, etc., it will be impossible to continue to count on the extraction of crude oil from the Earth. This will cause an inability to continue the usage of automobiles and various industrial operating systems at a rate in which we would like, due to the insufficient supply of oil.
There are a few alternative methods. Engineers are testing what would possibly generate fuel, the usage of solar and wind technology. Biomass, using plant created Electrolysis (a process of water using power from hundreds of nuclear plants) and liquid fuels to generate enough hydrogen to produce fuel. The commonly known generation of fuel cells is largely manufactured to operate on hydrogen produced from natural gas. The above mentioned ³alternative² methods to obtain fuel will not allow for us to run the corporation of America at a level we have been comfortable with, or even a segment of it.
Therefore there must be a drastic change in the ways we live, work and produce our food. The demands from the Earth are that America learns the indigenous lifestyle, a rural life style, if she wants to secure her place in the 21st century. This is the only way we as inhabitants of the Earth can prohibit the Earth from shrinking any smaller, and provide the generations to come with a place to live.
This is one of the many benefits of learning about the traditional and indigenous civilizations of Kemet, one of which sustained the Earth for 140,000 years in peace and harmony. The results of the stigmatical irony behind our present day conditions are predicated by a constant invasion of forbidden territories. Itıs imperative that we become more conscious about the adjustments we emphatically need to make. We need to ensure a harmonious existence of the Earth for ourselves and for future generations.
Contact the Earth Center to learn how to ensure that you are not an accomplice in the destruction of the Earth.
