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Hippocrates Shrugs
By Capt Wardrobe - Jan 2021
after trying to contact him on FB messenger he dismissed my work as a "insane blog" and Lucien Tarnowski as inconsequential ...
the following pages seek to prove that is an implausable denial.
The Greater Reset is the world's collective response to the World Economic Forum's Initiative: The Great Reset.
We offer an alternative to the WEF's top-down, centralized, authoritarian vision. Our desire is to help all people find community and liberty by providing practical steps and knowledge for co-creating a world that respects individual liberty, bodily autonomy, and choice.
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James Corbett launches himself up John Bushes 'Freedom' black hole
Note;
Corbett started off writing Business for Howe Street,a Canadian Market analysis website. He was a contributor to NewsBud, a deep politics website & show, headed by 911 Ptech whistlebolwer Sibel Edmonds - they had little difference of opinion, after he criticised her for appearing on Alex Jones.
Hmmm ironic eh? Now it's your turn James. Who are you exactly endorsing here? You did tell us to do our own research, sorry.
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"I even feel the 10 minutes of meditation I do every morning goes such a long way in drastically improving my life," Stephen Brooks
Stephen Brooks
Stephen Brooks has been living for the past 25 years in Costa Rica and is a world leader in creating thriving ecological communities, promoting permaculture practices and fostering sustainable food production models. He is the founder of Punta Mona Center for Regenerative Design & Botanical Studies. In 2006, Stephen co-founded and developed La Ecovilla, a 45 home community in San Mateo, Costa Rica. His most recent addition is Alegria Village, which neighbors La Ecovilla. Stephen, also co-founded and co-produces the annual Envision Festival. In addition, he has hosted several television shows on the Travel Channel, Discovery, ABC and guided Zac Efron on his recent visit to Costa Rica for his latest show on Netflix!
Stephen Brooks; The Envision Festival
A Sober version of burning man / glastonbury wooo wooo for BIG MONEY
Prices for 2019 were
General 4-day admission: $485 AUD
VIP 4-day admission: $963 AUD
Accommodation extra
Hob Nobbing with people who think nothing of getting exposure via Zach Effron & Forbes
Lisa Kocay - Feb 1, 2018
Looking to incorporate more wellness products and practices in your life? Stephen Brooks, the co-founder of Envision Festival-a wellness and music festival based in Costa Rica-shares his recommendations.
Brooks says he uses his current wellness products because they're locally available to him in Costa Rica. He uses turmeric, which NBC News BETTER reports may provide numerous health benefits. Brooks says he also easts bitters because they are beneficial for digestion-his two picks are the Hombre Grande and Jackass bitters that are native to the area.
"The thing that keeps me most grounded and keeps me the healthiest is really just eating food that comes from a few hundred meters from where I sleep," Brooks says.
For wellbeing practices, he finds meditation to be key in staying balanced.
"I even feel the 10 minutes of meditation I do every morning goes such a long way in drastically improving my life," he adds.
Brooks-also the creator of the Punta Mona Center for Regenerative Design and Botanical Studies and the co-founder La Ecovilla-helps create the wellbeing-education portion of Envision Festival. He says the four-day festival will boast six workshop spaces and offer a variety of speakers in topics such as herbalism, cryptocurrency, women's topics, methods of growing food better, regenerative business practices and conscious media.
"Our primary goal is to offer another way of being and creating this capsule in time that will motivate people to question the way things are," he says.
Key speakers include Nina Simons, the founder of Bioneers-a nonprofit focused on sustainability-astrologist Kaypacha; Native American activist Derrick Broze and Winona LaDuke-who works with tribal land claims and issues.
Yoga begins in the early morning and goes throughout the day. Courtesy of Jacob Avanzato.
Yoga begins in the early morning and goes throughout the day. Courtesy of Jacob Avanzato. Jacob Avanzato
In addition to the workshops, the festival also improves attendees' wellbeing through yoga classes and food-Brooks says he helps the food vendors find organic and locally-sourced ingredients.
The festival focuses on eight pillars: Music, movement, art, bio-construction, health, community, permaculture and spirituality. All of these are incorporated into a schedule-packed day, which begins with yoga in the early morning and ends with music at sunrise the next day.
This year's musical lineup features artists such as Troyboi, CloZee and Thriftworks. Brooks says visual art will even be incorporated into the music-artist Amanda Sage will be painting on stage during some of the DJ's performances. Her art can also be seen in the galleries at the festival.
Envision takes place at Rancho La Merced in Uvita, and Brooks says the festival works to improve the location. He adds that the festival company has a 10 year lease on the property, and they have planted hundreds of native trees on the site over the past five years.
Brooks says he helped create Envision because he was inspired by aspects of Burning Man. He says he really enjoyed the merge of creativity and freedom, the lack of social hierarchy and the ability to be part of something greater than yourself at the Nevada-based festival.
"Burning Man had such a big influence on me that every year I started sponsoring one of my Costa Rican friends because I just wanted them to experience it," he notes. "And then, what I started to realize, instead of trying to bring all my Costa Rican friends to Burning Man maybe we could bring a little bit of Burning Man to Costa Rica."
All ages are welcome at Envision Festival, and Brooks says an average of 6,000 people attend yearly from about 80 countries. This year's festival will run from Feb. 22 to Feb. 25.
With messages like “No more Envision” and “Stop Envision“, protesters asked not to hold the event again (in Costa Rica).
Festival organizers greeted the protesters with fruit and water to have a conversation with them and explain the purpose of Envision. However, the villagers refused to accept the invitation and continued on their way to Playa Hermosa.
'We do not agree, because it is a mixture of nudity, drugs and alcohol that goes against our lives and that of our children,” said Johnny Naranjo, a resident of Playa Hermosa, told La Nacion. local press source
The locals hate us.
Imagine a music festival in the USA where only 5% of the attendees were from the USA…That would make you question why? Why don’t people who live in Central America go to Envision? Because they think we’re loud, obnoxious Americans who come into their land and destroy it. Envision paints itself as this eco-experience. It’s a cute effort and mostly an image.
Did you know that the locals were protesting this year outside the festival grounds?
We come in once a year, suck up all the local’s water supply, and introduce our ways to a culture that doesn’t live the same way. The young teenagers and college locals who come to Envision are often introduced to their first drug-experience in an unsafe party environment.
Now I know that everyone is responsible for their own path, but we can still pay homage to the fact that the younger locals can sometime idolize us and want to party with us, and we introduce them to a lifestyle they're not usually living.
Speaking of, Envision festival presents itself as a ‘conscious' festival, and this is once again, complete bulls***. 3 out of 4 people are high out of their minds. I guess you can do a yoga class in the morning….lol… but let's keep it real. People come here to take drugs and party. And speaking of, the drugs are way over-priced and are often laced with dangerous ‘unknown' elements.
Megan Miller - Burning Man's Director of Communications,
comments on article;
"The only people Envision is sustainable for is the organizers.
Some of the people who had purchased tickets but “could not be found on the list” during internet outages – bought additional $1600 VIP tickets after standing in line for 6 hours….. Artists / Fire spinners troupe with 4 years of performing for free at Envision had 12 hour hassles to make it inside – one artist admitted – rest of the group denied entrance and only after much gobbledygoop admitted – volunteer treatment abysmal – no local (food) vendors because of exorbitant booth fees – no criticism policy : an artist who made a remark about the music line up to one of the festival producers had his ticket revoked – it is a joke – and the joke is on all of us – people who need someone(s) to organize a party where we can meet and greet and listen to music and pay between $140 and $1600 to attend."
Emily Pasatiempo March 25, 2015 at 8:03 pm
This experience is extremely consumerist, who are you kidding about washing your own plate. With what water? In whose nation?. Not a single mention of Costa Rica other than as virgin territory for the roving hoards of consumerist lifestylers who blast around the globe on jet fuel for a few days escape from reality. It is ironic and deeply saddening that the inward focused politically unconscious ethos of burning man can survive outside of it’s barren laboratory and can continue to celebrate it’s ignorance “out in the world” among different cultures, different environments and different political and social realities. Yes, in Costa Rica people are “waking up to their own potential” and “building community” with “powerful projects,” but Envision isn’t one of them. Envision represents a new form of colonialism whereby privileged elites sustain an apolitical fantasy-land utilizing foreign nation’s tourist infrastructure to funnel massive profits to a few foreign investor organizers. What a bunch of suckers." - Sam -
March 20, 2015 at 7:04 am
Burning Man resources; In the Shadow History series,
Burning Man played an important role.
Burners Powerpoint docs
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The event is being held at a venue, about 6 blocks from the beach. We will have food and drink for sale at the event and there are plenty of restaurants in the area. Also, there are many hotels in Zihua and the sister town, Ixtapa. Taxis and buses drive regularly between these two beach towns. For those who want a more intimate and private beach retreat experience, we recommend the Present Moment Retreat in Troncones. (Troncones is about 15 minutes away from Ixtapa and Zihua so please make preparations for traveling between Zihua and Troncones)
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Present Moment Retreat is nestled between the Sierra Madre Mountains and the Mexican Riviera just off the beaten path in Troncones Beach. Here you have access to hikes, biking and long walks on the beach. Should you choose a more active pursuit, there is diving, snorkeling and surfing. You may also choose kayaking on the ocean/ river or horseback riding on the beach or in the mountains. The adventures are endless.
Existing Business | Nets Over $1,000,000 Yearly | Voted the Number 1 Hotel in Playa Troncones
Just how rich & well connected is this guy?
Punta Mona
is an off-the-grid farm and educational center on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica.
Launched in 1997, we're now home to over 300 different varieties of tropical fruit and nut trees, root crops, medicinal and flowering plants, herbs and vegetables. We host courses in permaculture, herbalism, mycology, yoga and the arts as well as student groups and private retreats. Supported by a remarkable community, we are a living classroom with a mission to practice and teach a simpler, more regenerative way of living. As our dream is grows, we continue to practice building our farms and systems to support our vision. We're excited to show you what we're all about!
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Silvio Bonomelli
Presidente en Coalicion costarricense del ca±amo
Costa Rica
Silvio Bonomelli is an Italian physiotherapist who came to Chiquita beach, Talamanca, three years ago. Now he is dedicated to developing an organic agriculture project, in which about 1,000 farmers from the area participate.
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In 1997, Stephen also met Silvio Bonomelli, an eccentric Italian ex-pat living in Puerto Viejo. Silvio gave him chaya, his first edible green that he planted at Punta Mona. Stephen had been eating rice, yuca, fish and plantains prepared every way possible until then. Wiith the introduction to chaya, and its dramatic nutritional and culinary impact, Stephen became obsessed with edible plants.
Since then, Stephen has traveled the world seeking plants that can dramatically better people's lives, as well as increase biodiversity and abundance! Today, the Punta Mona Center boasts over 300 varieties of tropical fruit and nut trees, abundant root crops, vegetables and annuals, as well as over 150 medicinal plants!
In 1999, Stephen took his Permaculture Design Course on the Big Island in Hawaii with Douglas Bullock & John Venezuela. Finding that he had already been living many of the permaculture principals, he discovered a language and community of people striving toward the same goals: to live more efficiently and gently, while using less energy. In 2001, Stephen hosted the first ever Permaculture Design Course in Costa Rica at Punta Mona, and has been offering them at least bi-annually ever since then.
Since the early years Punta Mona has been a mecca for environmental studies students, for permaculture designers and organic gardeners, for healer and alternative chefs. We have gone through many stages of transformation at Punta Mona, from a regular rotating volunteer farm to the current incarnation of an organized educational retreat center, experiential guest house and thriving permaculture farm.
Also Included in your stay:
Your food: We eat a mostly vegan diet. We have egg-laying chickens, catch fish when the ocean is calm, and occasionally eat locally sourced meat.
Orientation and basic tour (free farm tour for stays of 2 weeks or more)
An international community of talented, passionate people to connect with.
Activities, events, and more as they're available (we love to learn, connect, and play)
Internet access throughout the day.
A chance to get involved and learn at your own pace. We're always happy to share about the farm, cooking with exotic foods, how to ferment and make medicine.
For stays two weeks or longer, we ask for your help with community kitchen cleanup after meals a few times each week.
A whole lot of jungle and ocean to play in and explore.
Fresh sheets upon request. You can either hand-wash your clothes or pay for laundry service.
EARTH CARE
We are Earth Stewards
We are pollinators, planters, protectors, committed to living a lifestyle that heals not hurts the natural ecosystem around us.
PEOPLE CARE
We take care of each other
We are good neighbors, we are good friends. Together we support our children, our elders, our mothers, our fathers. We are an interconnected, interdependent community, looking out for the health and happiness of the collective village.
FAIR SHARE
We are each a part of the whole
We all share a vision for a thriving regenerative future and each of us, with our diverse skills, backgrounds and contributions, are integral to the realization of this dream. The way forward is inclusive, collaborative, just, evolutionary, revolutionary. And we all show up for the revolution.
FUTURE CARE
We are Peaceful Warriors in service to the Planet
We radically question everything and design and implement better solutions for a thriving world. We are activists, aiming to inspire small changes, governmental changes, global changes. It is our privilege to ask, how can we offer support to our human, animal and plant relations? We are here on this planet to serve.
Our Location - San Mateo de Alajuela, Costa Rica
Alegra Village will be a community of over 100 neighbors, and will be governed formally by a Homeowner Association. The HOA agreement will be written by the founding partners and managed until 51% of the lots are sold, at which point community governance will be passed to the HOA board, which will be made up of elected community members.
Ecoverstiy
Ecoversity is a school with one thing in mind - to empower the people. We've scoured the world to bring you the greatest wisdom in sustainability, personal development and innovation. We're here for your growth & the health of the planet.
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Stephen Brooks is the co-founder & the Chief Connector at Ecoversity. He is the Founder and Director of Punta Mona, a family-owned, off-the-grid permaculture farm and educational retreat center on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica since1977. He is also the Founder of Alegría Village, a new ecological neighborhood in the hills of San Mateo, Alajuela, Costa Rica, dedicated to best practices in regenerative living and design. Founder of Envision Festival.
Columbia University
Dr. Saifedean Ammous is the author of The Bitcoin Standard: The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking, the best-selling groundbreaking study of the economics of bitcoin. The book was a pioneer in explaining bitcoin’s value proposition as the hardest money ever discovered, and the only working alternative to national central banks for international payments.
Dr. Ammous holds a PhD in Sustainable Development from Columbia University, where his doctoral thesis studied the economics of biofuels and alternative energy sources. He also holds an MSc in Development Management from the London School of Economics, and a Bachelor of Engineering from the American University of Beirut.
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"...crypto has failed to become the shining, anarchist, decentralized digital currency of the future. In fact, I’d argue it has turned into another highly unstable form of wealth hoarding. Its adherents dragons seated upon digital hoards proclaiming that they have found the secret means to thwart the government, all while their online “money” is measured in real-world wealth."
Columbia University - MK Ultra - Dirty deeds
Wholesale human experimentation was conducted in universities (including Columbia and Stanford), hospitals, mental institutions and jails across the US and Canada between 1953 and 1964.
Some of the subjects were volunteers, many of them students – including Ken Kesey (who later wrote One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest) and Ted Kaczynski (who became the murderous Unabomber). Others were prisoners, patients, drug addicts, vulnerable children, drop-outs and sex workers, and plenty – including CIA staff – didn’t even know they were being tested on, and were given psychological manipulators while at work to see how they would perform.
Subjects were routinely administered LSD and given mock interrogations in extreme conditions, with sensory deprivation or over-amplification used to disorientate and scare them. Threats of extending bad trips were used to extract information. LSD was reportedly inflicted on a mental patient in Kentucky for almost six months, while anothergroup of volunteers were given the hallucinogen for 77 consecutive days.
Unsurprisingly, this sometimes resulted in death and permanent mental disability. During Operation Midnight Climax, conducted primarily in San Francisco and New York City, the CIA hired prostitutes to lure men back to safe houses, where – completely unbeknown to them – they were given LSD. Their behaviour was observed by agents who were stationed behind two-way mirrors (agents who were often, they later admitted, drinking cocktails). Videos were also made of these activities, with recording equipment disguised as electrical devices.
"If you plant it right, all you do is reap!"
Tacotal is a forming intentional community in the mountains between Costa Rica’s Central Valley and Pacific Coast. The land was purchased collectively in 2007. Two families, each with one small child, and a couple other members currently live at Tacotal full time, tending to agricultural projects, building their homes, maintaining and cultivating the land. All members of the community meet on the land for a week every year to make important communal decisions about development, agreements, proposals for accions, new members, etc.
On the podcast we follow Stephen from his first taste of community as a deadhead to his plans to take a vegetable oil caravan from Burning Man to the 2020 Global Eclipse Gathering in South America (of which he is a collaborator). Stephen also gives the specific blueprint for 1000 hectares of “energy returned on energy invested” and clear steps for where to start no matter where you are. Life is a Festival
In this video the president of Costa Rica: Carlos Alverado Queseda talks to Head of The WEF Klaus Schwab:
Ask yourself a question: How did Stephen Brooks get permission to own considerable tracts of land to develop his agricultural schemes & put on the internationally renound Envision festival?
Logically - It would have to have been from meetings & perhaps considerable influence on the Costa Rican government themselves -
Lucian Tarnowski
Today is World Soil Day. I've been fascinated by soil for as long as I can remember. Soil health is a key pillar in planetary health. The UN estimates with the current destructive industrialized farming practices we only have 60 harvests left before our top soil is barren and unable to feed the planet. A third of the planet's soil is already acutely degraded and we are losing more than 30 soccer fields of soil every minute due to intensive farming.
The good news is: The Fourth Agricultural Revolution is here.
Fortunately, we already have countless soil, biodiversity and regenerative agriculture solutions. They are being prototyped and scaled in bioregions around the world. There are few areas I'm more excited about than the transformation towards regenerative agriculture and land stewardship. In fact, we kicked off the United Planet Land Stewardship Game in Ibiza on 1st December this week. Soil Health on the island is a major consideration for this league and I'm excited to see what plans emerge around this.
Some of my favourite organizations led by friends of mine and people I respect in this area include:
Terramera - By 2030, Terramera aims to feed 1 billion people, reduce global pesticide usage by 80% and double the amount of soil carbon. Led by a brilliant entrepreneur and dear brother of mine, Karn Manhas.
Nangu - Solving the limitations of small ecological farms with processing and distribution. Led by a stellar team that have participated in United Planet Games.
Ecoversity - An online and offline school dedicated to regenerating our natural world. Founded by the legendary Stephen Brooks.
Kiss the Ground - A movement, a must-see film (See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3-V1j-zMZw) and an engaged community.
Squareroots - Backed by Elon's brother, Kimbel Musk, Squareroots is bringing local, real food to people in cities around the world while empowering next-gen leaders in urban, indoor farming.
The Mushroom Farm - Seated on 753 acres of California Coast, The Mushroom FARM is regenerating the former Campbell's Soup mushroom production facility into the leading example of localized food, power & water sovereignty & abundance. I have many friends
Just Dig It - A foundation tackling desertification. Justdigit makes dry land green again by inspiring and activating farmers in Africa, positively impacting climate change, nature and people.
AeroFarms - on a mission to transform agriculture by building and operating environmentally responsible farms throughout the world to enable local production at scale and nourish communities with safe, nutritious, and delicious food. Led by a very talented Young Global Leader friend, David Rosenberg.
Plenty - Indoor vertical farming using optimized resources. I have great respect for this San Francisco company that is a World Economic Forum Tech Pioneer with Matt Barnard as the CEO.
Arable - A pioneer in decision agriculture, Arable Labs builds affordable tools that help people collect and synthesize site-specific agricultural data.
Geonauts - Regenerative agriculture, ecology, economy and community development for Earth, and space. Led by a social entrepreneur and soil pioneer Mackenzie McAleer.
The cover image 'Back to Soil and Soul' was one of the Golden memes we shared this year in Davos. I felt it was an appropriate #heartgift for today.
See more on the purpose of those memes here: https://luciant.medium.com/the-golden-decade-meme-davos-2030-and-our-emerging-planetary-civilization-88e6a533c7b
The Golden Decade Meme — Davos, 2030 and our emerging Planetary Civilization
For the last decade, I have been a member of the World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leaders community. This year I wanted to run an experiment with an intention to provide alternative narratives to the one that has been consuming so much of our energy — predominately that of fear, crisis and separation. I wanted to see if sharing 10 Golden Memes could be adopted into the language of some of the most influential people in the world. I came up with a list of synthesized memes from the thousands of conversations I’ve been having in Civana House, our experimental Planetary Embassy in San Francisco. Since launching Civana House 5 months ago we’ve hosted more than 3000 people from over 1000 organizations and networks. Our focus is to convene what we call the ‘Transition Team’ to accelerate the evolution of regenerative culture. The house is the birthplace of the Golden Gate Bridge and our intention is to support the birth of the emerging win-for-all system.
The week before the World Economic Forum’s Annual meeting Civana hosted a salon for 20 Davos attendees in order to come up with a further list of potential Golden Memes. I then asked and received a great deal of feedback from my community. Through this process, I was able to fine-tune the list into what I called the 10 Golden Memes. A special mention goes to Jamie Wheal, author of Stealing Fire and creator of the Flow Genome Project for his invaluable feedback on how to package a meme for maximum impact. These are the memes we landed on:
It's a welcome gift to gather together at this sober and precarious turning point where we can move the world from breakdown to breakthrough. These coming years will be the most important in the history of human civilization – the decisive and fleeting window to make essential shifts in our course. This Age of Nature calls for a new social contract of interdependence. Taking care of nature means taking care of people — and taking care of people means taking care of nature. And we can have peace with Earth only when we practice justice with each other – in a process that never ends.Real and lasting change will come only by changing the systems that are driving the destruction and by transforming our underlying values and principles. The time to act is now. Future genera-tions and the web of life are counting on us.
This curious conversation with Lucian Tarnowski sounds like the realms of futuristic fantasy gaming. In reality, the conversation twists and turns into a practical explanation of the generative futurist practices, UP Games, in Ibiza. Lucian describes the specific action-based solutions being exercised in Ibiza to create regenerative, sustainable changes to food-growing, health and well-being and more all through exercising the collective intelligence for the benefit of the collective. He describes his vision of prototyping a planetary embassy to rise to meet the challenge on the UN's Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
@32:48 - Civana House, planetary embassies & 100 lighthouses around the world.
He admiringly mentions Greater Reset speaker Stephen Brooks
as a possible candidate leader for an Embassy program in Costa Rica
Stephen Brooks & Lucien Tarnowski
Stephen said himself that he has a lot of billionaire friends.
Naturally, this made me curious to find out more about him.[Tarnowski]
He was recognized by the WEF as a “Young Global Leader.” Just seems ironic to say they’re working to create an “alternative to The Great Reset” with someone who is (knowingly or not) directly working with and contributing to the WEF’s Great Reset.
“He has spoken at gatherings such as Davos, various World Economic Forum meetings, TEDx, The China Digital Summit, Impact Summit and for companies such as Deutsche Telekom, Coca-Cola, Oracle, Pearson, IBM and PWC.
Lucian is a friend of Stephen’s. He’s also the founder of Civana, “an ambitious non-profit that connects social impact entrepreneurs and empowers them through digital tools and communities” which he took offline in 2019.
Lucian says, “Civana House itself is one of the oldest continuous gathering places in the Bay Area, and it's built on sacred land: on top of a well of the Ohlone people.
What better place to imagine a world advanced beyond nation-states — a planetary-focused world where humanity is working equilibrium to deliver on the UN's Sustainable Development Goals and give birth to a regenerative culture?
I see planetary embassies as like masonic lodges or safe houses of a previous era. Where like-minded people gather to meet, share ideas, and shape the future."
But as fools always do, these allegories, rituals, events, and social movements are infiltrated, subverted, co-opted, stolen by the royal bloodlines and covert government agencies and secret societies, corrupted, distorted, obfuscated, misinterpreted, misunderstood and then falsely propagated and SOLD to the masses (pronounced "THEM ASSES") as organic, "grassroots" and LITERAL sacrifices and then all the chaos and confusion of history unfolds...
which brings us here today... with all the elite silicon valley and tech industry billionaires such as Mark Zuckyboy as well as hollywood celebrity party moguls like Paris Hilton, FLOCKING to their ancient holocaust ritual known as "burning man" for their perfect utopia of decadence and revelry, inching ever closer back to their ancient origins, where it wont be too much longer before they get a fool back into that wicker man effigy as it was ALWAYS INTENDED TO BE.
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