TAINTED MEAT

It wasn’t long before fish grew legs to become reptiles to become birds to become apes to become man to crawl out of the ooze or drop from the trees to walk erect. It took a little while longer before man learned to kill and eat other animals to sustain life. Meat good. They knew nothing of the value of meat protein but learned that hunting and eating meat gave them extra energy and over time made them bigger, faster and stronger to better hunt bigger, faster and stronger game. Meat protein helped them grow bigger brains to make better tools and develop better hunting methods to outsmart their meat.

It was when they invented fire to cook their meat, warm themselves and flush game that things picked up a bit. Progress. They learned to cook, fry, bake and roast meat as well as the other non meat gatherings they ate. Use of crockery and pottery came later. Salt and pepper came much later. Utensils, drive thru and table manners…well. Meat and vegetables tasted better and lasted longer after cooking. Progress.

Eating time became sharing time and developed community. Communities became tribes. These meat eaters had already figured out breeding and the nurturing of their young and their vulnerable. They taught their young how to be good hunters, builders and gatherers. Life and the species progressed. They gathered into groups or tribes, pooled their resources, thrived. Sometimes the tribes fought each other for meat, territory and the female of the species. To the winner went the spoils. Sometimes the winners killed, butchered, cooked and ate the loser’s meat at a barbecue. Yum. There was dancing afterwards…around the fire. They developed language to tell stories of their successes and failures, their history.

The bravest, strongest or smartest of the tribe usually became leaders. When leaders aged or died they were held in high esteem and honored and ceremoniously buried, burned or floated out to sea on ice floes or other floating material. Things changed. This change was not always progress.

These new humans started to settle down in places where life could be sustained for longer periods of time. They learned to build more permanent shelters. They learned to domesticate animals for food they didn’t have to hunt. They learned to sow seeds from the plants they previously gathered. Civilizations began to take hold. Societies developed. The tribes developed spiritual belief systems. Some found a higher power to guide them or a God or two. Sports bars came later. Languages separated civilizations and tribes and nations. Sometimes nations of tribes got along. They traded meat, tools and vegetables. Trade and commerce became a thing. Sometimes they didn’t get along. Sometimes they fought and slaughtered each other. They typically didn’t eat their enemies anymore. God forbid it. They became humane…mostly. Progress.

Somewhere in time, settlements like London, Paris, London, Detroit, Seattle, San Francisco and Portland Oregon emerged as bastions of civilization. They were humane cities. If not for the occasional psycho serial killer that hunted, butchered and ate their prey, cannibalism was still frowned upon by humanity unless you were forced into it by unfortunate circumstances. There was that tragic Andes, soccer team plane crash, the Franklin expedition, the Martin Hartwell affair, Jeffery Dahmer or the friendly people of Nuku Hiva.

Technology, commerce, good government and good faith and conduct helped ensure that life was mostly precious and to be protected, healed when sick and strengthened. Codes of conduct, bills of rights and constitutions were established to protect the rights and humanity of all.

At some point, unhinged, malnourished humane and socially aware groups, and their enablers decided that eating meat of any kind was bad, that it was bad for the environment, cruel to animals and that it made eaters of meat violent and uncivilized. They attacked and burned delicatessens, butcher shops and farms. They attacked farmers. They painted chickens. They were virtuous. They ate vegetables, insects, and grasses. Smoked them too. Their efforts were supported by the One Percent Tribe who had accumulated ninety nine percent of the worlds wealth. They proclaimed themselves Gods. The Gods decided that tribes of useless eaters were too great in number for their earth. They planned to cull six billion humans from the earth and enslave those that survived the cull. They slaves were cultured to dismantle everything that the big brained humans had built to support their tribes. They were to be fueled by plant and insect based, genetically modified protein until they expired on schedule. This was deemed to be highly sustainable. Human life was no longer sacred.

The new Gods could have thought differently. A truly sustainable agenda could have called for the injected and culled humans to be slaughtered before expiry and processed into protein to sustain the slaves. Moderately fit slaves could hew wood and draw water faster, lift bigger loads and push harder until their time is up. Pharmaceuticals would keep the slaves simple, compliant and their brains small to prehistoric size. They will have been purposely transformed into trans humans – evolved to dissolution in a few thousand years. Minutes. Not with a bang but a whimper and a virtue signaling demand for a toxic, suicidal injection or two or three and a sickly, miserable end. From sticks and stones to skull and bones with very little resistance.

Back to the meat of the matter, why let useful meat protein go to waste? So many people are going to die. Surely the injected meat of the dead can be detoxed, processed and safely stored to feed those slaves that have been allowed to live and die, doing the work of building a sustainable world for the 1% Tribe. Save the crickets and meal worms and other insects to do their important work of sustaining the earth. They are earth’s saviors, intelligently designed designed or evolved to survive even nuclear events. They might very well survive the human genocide currently being waged against humans by the 1% Tribe. Human DNA is being changed to cull certain genetic codes, races, creeds, tribes and peoples. How could this program not affect the animals of the world? Their meat will be tainted. Zoo animals are being injected. How can they survive? Why not save the whale and dolphins at long last. Save the turtles and pangolins. Save that dying polar bear from the top of that melting ice floe.

It wasn’t that long ago that dead human meat was put to other uses. Nazi and eugenic ideologies thought they could repurpose human meat into useful items. Victims of horrifying oppression, tyranny and genocide were processed into lampshades, soap, buttons and cutlery handles. Sofas and chairs were reupholstered with the skins of those deemed to be subhuman. Monsters wore bones in their noses, made jewelry. These monsters formed a death cult. A tribe. This is the same mindset of the 1% tribe. Save the planet – for themselves, reuse, recycle and reduce.

Watch Hannibal.

Eat grass.

Bon Appetit!

Fighting any of this is still an option.

Fight for your tribe.