This Mortal Coil: Shangri-La & the 2nd Death

JohnQuincy ^ | 01/09/2011 | WizKId

[wizkid]

In the end of days, an elite class shall arise under a despot. While the elites shall enjoy every comfort, for the average citizen, life will become a living hell: More dominant males will go berserk, attacking females, juveniles and less dominant males. Sexual deviancy will become the norm. Males will pursue females relentlessly. Rates of bisexuality and homosexuality will skyrocket. In the final phase, all society will collapse. People will stop reproducing altogether, mothers will stop caring for and attack their young and our civilization shall disappear.

[wizkid]

In Xanadu did Kubla Khan A stately pleasure-dome decree: Where Alph, the sacred river, ran Through caverns measureless to man Down to a sunless sea.
Xanadu - Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

[SonOfDarkSkies]

I haven’t had a chance to study your blog in great detail (and then cogitate on it)...but what I see of it—its general tenor and writing and layout—I like very much.

[rawcatslyentist]

One of my favorite Rush anthems.

[wizkid]

How could I have missed that reference? I blame it on Olivia Newton John. Her song will not leave my head every time I think about Xanadu. Talk about living heck.

Thank you for mentioning it. The Rush video has been added to the post as a cultural reference to utopia. I prefer the early concert film to the official video.

I saw Rush a few months back on their last tour. They still rock. Three plus hours of jamming with only a small break. Simply amazing.

[TigersEye]

"While John B. Calhoun was content to experiment with rats, the US Government has taken this research to a whole new level by conducting similar research with large groups of humans. They have managed to create colonies of total societal collapse by years of supplying certain clusters of people with all their basic needs but stripping them of control over their lives. They are now in the process of dispersing these clusters and bringing down whole cities."

Social engineering for profit.

Obama's "community organizing" left Chicago neighborhoods in ruins.

Grim proving ground for Obama's housing policy

"About 99 of the units are vacant, many rendered uninhabitable by unfixed problems, such as collapsed roofs and fire damage. Mice scamper through the halls. Battered mailboxes hang open. Sewage backs up into kitchen sinks. In 2006, federal inspectors graded the condition of the complex an 11 on a 100-point scale - a score so bad the buildings now face demolition."

[wizkid]

I did not include some of the more disturbing items in my post. They are from a PowerPoint presentation that Edmund Ramsden prepared for the World Health Organization:

http://www.who.int/global_health_histories/seminars/presentation28.pdf

They show that Government housing is designed in a manner to virtually ensure societal breakdown:





For the youngsters in the audience, the Spinks Bros refera to Leon and Michael. Leon contributed a great deal towards Muhammad Ali's neurological damage:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb5VHzX_qoA

Calhoun wanted to continue his studies to try and find ways to alleviate the Behavioral Sink issues caused by overcrowding. The government was not interested. They only wanted to learn how to create chaos not stop it.

Obama and his buddy Bill Ayers consider themselves part of the elite class that will oversee us. It was a big part of the Weathermen philosophy. They were/are up to their eyeballs in these types of schemes in Chicago. Obama decided to take his road show nationally.

Behavioral Sink conditions produce sociopaths as leaders. Obama has no problems meeting the necessary criteria.

[wizkid]

Thank you for your kind comments. I am most humbled.

To paraphrase Meatloaf: "Three outta three ain't bad."

[Mortrey]

Does anyone else remember the NOVA from many years ago that covered research done with rats in extremely confined areas?

It was an expose on urban areas. The rats eventually ended up fighting for living space...killing other rats and even their own babies for survival.

I wonder where the majority of food stamp recipients live....the 43 MILLION of them.

Most urban areas are “rat” infested, eh?

Blue rats.

[TigersEye]

You have put a lot of thought and effort into the subject. Great work!

[wizkid]

I saw your comment and have added an embed code for the Nova episode entitled, "Rat Attack," to my post.

Thank you for suggesting it.

PBS Nova - Rat Attack on Hulu

Back when I had a TV, Nova was one of my favorite shows.

[rawcatslyentist]

"A Farewell to Kings" was the title/Ttrack of the album. It is also a noteworthy message song itself.

Rush's previous album "2112" was based upon Atlas Shrugs.

The following album "Hemispheres" has the Orwellian "Animal Farm" song "The Trees" explaining socialism/communism's effects.

[Mortrey]

Wizkid-—I saw your post...wish I had the 52 minutes to watch this NOVA presentation, BUT, I saw the copyright on it was for 2009.

The NOVA I saw was MANY years ago; possibly as far back as 1975 or earlier. (I tried to find it, but, couldn’t. Probably been scrubbed.) It actually showed rats in a more intense, controlled scientific laboratory situation; overcrowded to the extreme under supervision. The commentary was astounding, as per urban areas, and I fear the same production wouldn’t be available on Public Broadcasting System in these days of Agenda 21.

I wish you the best of luck for your site, as I think it is of the utmost importance in this era of communist/Marxist infiltration— Ezekiel Emmanuel (Dead Fish’s brother-—Obama’s Special Advisor for Health Policy!), Agenda 21 and Cass Sustein, etc. I will certainly be checking back.

Continue, and you will be doing GOOD WORK for those of us not wishing for societal experimentation via government.

[wizkid]

Thanks for the great background on Rush. Your comments have been added to my post for the benefit of other readers.

Since having had the pleasure of seeing them in concert a few months ago, I have been meaning to delve a little deeper into their songs. You have given me a head start.

What surprised me the most at the concert, was the large amount of obviously, highly intelligent people that I know from around town that I kept bumping into.

Their drummer, Neil Peart, is apparently their main lyricist and has an IQ that is off the planet.

Neil Peart