Fake Food World

Figure 1

While the War on Meat is well underway, it would seem that the War on Coffee has already begun. Figure 1 shows a screenshot  from the website of a company called ATOMO! Molecular Coffee. On the website's opening page it's announced that:

Climate change is causing a world of problems for the coffee industry:

• increased plant disease

• deforestation of the rainforest

Couple that with increased consumption and the math doesn’t look good for conventional coffee.

 Just to reinforce the message, Figure 2 shows a kindergarten-style graphic:

Figure 2

Of course, the process is proprietary, so you won't really know what's in the coffee just as you won't really know what's in the fake meat. Vaccines can be easily added, as this article describes:

Edible vaccines offer cost-effective, easily administrable, storable and widely acceptable as bio friendly particularly in developing countries. Oral administration of edible vaccines proves to be promising agents for reducing the incidence of various diseases like hepatitis and diarrhea especially in the developing world, which face the problem of storing and administering vaccines. Edible vaccines are obtained by incorporating a particular gene of interest into the plant, which produces the desirable encoded protein. Edible vaccines are specific to provide mucosal activity along with systemic immunity. Various foods that are used as alternative agents for injectable vaccines include cereals (wheat, rice, corn) fruits (bananas) and vegetables (lettuce, potatoes, tomatoes). Thus, edible vaccines overcome all the problems associated with traditional vaccines and prove to be best substitutes to traditional vaccines.

This is a disturbing but seemingly irreversible trend. 2020 has shown us that legislation can be passed by governments to prohibit any activity that is deemed undesirable. Raising chickens for their eggs, growing your own vegetables or even collecting rainwater can be made illegal. The following excerpt is from an article titled "Avoiding a Climate Lockdown" and warns of the harsh measures that will be needed now and in the future:

As COVID-19 spread earlier this year, governments introduced lockdowns in order to prevent a public-health emergency from spinning out of control. In the near future, the world may need to resort to lockdowns again – this time to tackle a climate emergency.

Shifting Arctic ice, raging wildfires in western US states and elsewhere, and methane leaks in the North Sea are all warning signs that we are approaching a tipping point on climate change, when protecting the future of civilization will require dramatic interventions.

Under a “climate lockdown,” governments would limit private-vehicle use, ban consumption of red meat, and impose extreme energy-saving measures, while fossil-fuel companies would have to stop drilling. To avoid such a scenario, we must overhaul our economic structures and do capitalism differently.

Many think of the climate crisis as distinct from the health and economic crises caused by the pandemic. But the three crises – and their solutions – are interconnected.

COVID-19 is itself a consequence of environmental degradation: one recent study dubbed it “the disease of the Anthropocene.” 

The climate, health and economic crises are interconnected and the bad habits of the planet's human population are to blame. Stern measures will be needed to save the planet and avert disaster. These measures include faking, in the laboratory, all the food and drinks that humans consume. Predictive Hollywood programming has accustomed us somewhat to the idea because this sort of fake food is what astronauts partake of during long space journeys. 

The fake food industry has little to do with saving the planets and everything to do with control. Control of food production by a few globally approved mega corporations will ensure the goyim's total compliance. If you don't comply, you starve to death. Compliance will be "encouraged" by the addition of secret ingredients to the fake food and drink that is consumed. The "soma" of Huxley's "Brave New World" of course springs to mind. 

Up, Up and Away

Nasa goes to Mars in the Netflix series "Away" that I've been watching lately. I had subscribed to Netflix in the past but cancelled my subscription because of the rubbish that was being pedalled. However, my granddaughter was interested in watching certain content on the platform so I renewed my subscription. I like science fiction and so "Away" caught my eye.

Even though it's advertised as a Netflix original, there's nothing very original about the plot: five people on a three year Nasa mission to Mars. The leader is an American, naturally, played by Hillary Swank. The second in command is an Indian male and then a Russian male, a Chinese woman and a black African male. With the Hispanic audience in mind, the daughter of the leader's expedition is paired with a Hispanic boyfriend. 

In case we forget that Hollywood is run by the Jews, an unlikely Jew has been placed aboard the Mars-bound vessel. The black African, who claims to have been born in Africa and who looks and speaks like Sidney Poitier, has converted to Judaism after being adopted by a white English mother. We gather this when he has a linkup with his adoptive mother and she is shown with a Menorah, celebrating Hanukkah while the rest of the crew are celebrating Christmas. 

It's interesting that the black guy makes mention very early in the series about "My God", reminding us that religious Jews, knowing themselves to be God's Chosen People, feel they have a special claim on God. Seemingly they can't bear to conceive of a God whom they share with the rest of humanity and who would be referred to as simply "God". Additionally, the relentless Jewish-driven LGBT agenda is pushed to the fore via the Chinese woman who is involved in a relationship with another Chinese woman but they have not consummated their affair. It remains platonic, presumably so as to not cause too much offence to Chinese viewers.

The Russian cosmonaut in the series is played by Mark Ivanir who has an interesting and impressive resume. From IMDB:

Mark Ivanir has been working as a professional film and television actor in Los Angeles since 2001. His first major film role was in Steven Spielberg's 1993 Oscar winning epic Schindler's List. He rejoined with Spielberg twice, first for a cameo appearance in Terminal, then again for Tintin. A pivotal role in Robert De Niro's 2006 film, The Good Shepherd, landed Mark a role in Barry Levinson's What Just Happened, this time acting alongside De Niro. He has booked over 35 Guest Star and Guest Lead roles on television shows such as: 24, Monk, CSI NY, Law and Order, Fringe, CSI Miami, Nikita and many others.

Ivanir's road to Hollywood was circuitous at best. Born in the communist Ukraine (former USSR), he immigrated to Israel with his family in 1972. While serving in the Israeli Army he participated in the then clandestine mission to bring Ethiopian Jews to Israel. His military experience and expertise has been tapped for various TV and Film roles.

After completing his stint in the Military, Ivanir turned down several job offers from Israel's Secret Service, and gave up studying medicine to pursue a higher vocation-clowning. He completed two years in a Circus school, traveled throughout Europe performing on the streets, and ended up working in a Parisian Circus - Cirque Pawelles. After leaving the circus, Mark entered into formal theatrical training, studying at Israel's top acting school Nissan Nativ, later co-founding a theatre company made up of actors from the former USSR called Gesher Theatre.

Within two years, Gesher became Israel's top theatrical outfit and was hailed by the London Times as "one of the six best theatre companies in the world." Mark performed many different roles, translated and adapted eight plays for the company and performed everywhere from Lincoln Center to the National Theatre in London as well as major stages in Paris, Rome, and Berlin.

After being cast by Spielberg in Schindler's List, Ivanir moved to London to study with Philippe Gaulier and the actors of the Theater De Complicite. During this stint, he landed roles in The Man Who Cried (with Johnny Depp) and Secret Affair which encouraged him to relocate to Hollywood. Tapping his command of Russian, English, French, Arabic, German and Hebrew, Mark has been working consistently in major studio film and television projects in eclectic roles spanning from a Russian spy to an Israeli producer to a German elephant trainer. He lives in LA with his wife and two daughters.

Mark Ivanir is stereotypically Jewish-looking and, if he is playing the part of a Russian then he is clearly a Russian of Jewish descent, although no mention is made of this in the series thus far. So the people with 0.2% of the world's population have a 40% representation aboard the space craft!

The whole plot is formulaic and rather tedious, typical of the dross that Hollywood is turning out nowadays. For someone who doesn't believe humans walked on the Moon, taking NASA seriously is also a stumbling block. In the series, humans have established an above-ground base on there is seamless communication between that base and Earth. Not likely, ever, but don't get me started.

I quite like Hillary Swank as an actress but this science fiction pap is tough to stomach. All this going where no man or woman has gone before gets a little tiresome. I've watched all ten episodes and I notice that a second series in planned. It will be interesting to see how the Jewish religion continues to be portrayed in the series. So far the depiction has been very much from a Judeo-Christian angle, playing on its Old Testament roots, which is the way to go if you're wanting the goyim to warm to the religion. The reality is that, after Jesus, Judaism morphed into the far less goyim-friendly, Rabbinic-Talmudic form that exists to the present day.

The Hispanic character, played by Adam Irigoyen, is Catholic and even takes his girlfriend, played by Talitha Eliana Bateman, to midnight mass in one episode. Given the visceral antipathy that Jews feel toward the Catholic religion, one can only suppose that commercial interests (pandering to the Hispanic audience) have prompted a thus far sympathetic depiction of Catholicism. Nonetheless, it is our Jewish convert who is leading prayers aboard ship. 

Jewish Rebellion Against Rome

There are many Israelis who are fervently intent on rebuilding the Temple in Jerusalem. To understand their motivation, it is important to have some understanding of the history associated with this temple  and the struggle of the Jewish people against their Roman oppressors at the time. Here is a quote from the Ancient History Encyclopaedia on the Bar-Kochba Revolt:

The Bar Kochba Revolt (132–136 CE) was the third and final war between the Jewish people and the Roman Empire. It followed a long period of tension and violence, marked by the first Jewish uprising of 66-70 CE, which ended with the destruction of the Second Temple, and the Kitos War (115-117 CE). In many ways, the Bar Kochba Revolt differed markedly from its predecessors. For the first time, the Jews presented a united front against Roman forces and fought underneath a single charismatic leader, the eponymous Simon Bar Kochba (also given as Shimon Bar-Cochba, Bar Kokhba, Ben-Cozba, Cosiba or Coziba). It was marked as well by strong religious passions, with many apparently believing that Bar Kochba was the promised messiah who would lead the Jewish people to final victory against their enemies.