Creating The Collective
BY Herschel Smith
11 years, 9 months ago
Random thoughts and guns has an interesting post up on Bracken’s cube (h/t WRSA). I think the way to see it is lines of tension that may act to oppose, may act symbiotically or may couple (with forces in opposite directions but with a common outcome). You can decide for yourself.
At any rate, it is in the best interest of the hive that the rulers do all they can to eradicate the lines of tension. This means a number of things, but an interesting line of effort appeared today.
Last Friday’s headlines focused on President Obama’s address at Argonne National Laboratory, where he proposed to spend $2 billion on an energy-security trust fund for renewable fuel research. Obama boldly pledged “to shift our cars entirely . . . off oil.”
How exactly is he planning to do that? Research will have an effect over time, but “entirely off oil” is either a greatly exaggerated or a very incomplete account of the administration’s energy plans. The New York Times story on Obama’s speech dryly notes that although the president “has vowed to make addressing climate change a priority in his second term . . . he has provided only scant details on how he intends to act.”
Look closely, however, and it’s possible to spot some troubling plans. The Times, and just about every other major news outlet, neglected to note that on the day of Obama’s Argonne speech, the Department of Energy released a series of coordinated reports called “Transportation Energy Futures” (developed in cooperation with Argonne). This DOE project explores a variety of strategies designed to curb America’s greenhouse gas emissions up to 80 percent by about 2050.
Arguably the most controversial of those reports covers the “effects of the built environment on transportation.” To put it plainly, the “built environment” report lays out strategies the federal government can use to force development away from suburbs and into cities, supposedly for the sake of reducing carbon dioxide emissions given off by all those suburban commuters. The Obama administration wants to force so-called smart growth policies on the country: get out of your car, stay out of the suburbs, move into small, tightly-packed urban apartment complexes, and walk or take public transportation instead of driving.
After all, those country boys with guns will be much easier to control if they collect them into the hive than if they leave them in the mountains and woods to cause trouble for the collective.
Do you understand?
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On March 19, 2013 at 12:09 am, Nelly_Bly said:
It is called Agenda 21 and Bush Sr. is to be thanked for bringing it home from the Earth Summit in Rio. Clinton then did a soft install. Is your city or county a member of ICLEI – well there ya go – the Urban Planners – the American Planning Association and their ilk as well as the Transportation Commissions in your area and the unelected groups for example in the California Bay Area ABAG (Association of Bay Area Governments). They are making zoning decisions and regulations and forcing it down the throats of cities and towns – instituting their theories of social justice which is at the bottom of it all. Oh and in case you have not heard of it go look at The Wildlands Project – where man is moved out of the way for nature – in Northern California they are releasing wolves into the community – the wolves have tracking devices so if anyone kills one the F&G or BLM or some other assclown knows where and when and can come arrest you for protecting your livestock or children. Good game America… http://www.freedomadvocates.org/
On March 19, 2013 at 8:35 am, halfdar said:
The eventual, default collectivisation of humanity was inevitable once our population levels rose to the point that individual self-control was no longer possible through the dilution of cultural norms, and centralised government control demanded a smaller footprint according to the degree of mass control deemed necessary.
This has been a long time coming.
On March 19, 2013 at 10:08 pm, scott s. said:
Yes the whole Agenda 21, smart growth, complete streets, etc is just a way to force people into extremely high density housing with limited transportation options (primarily government controlled mass transit). That makes it so much more easy to control people. Just look at now how the government asserts the right to control smoking in multi-family housing, that’s just to get people used to being controlled. While environment is cited as the need, it really has nothing to do with environment. Of course there are a slew of “planners” who are “top men from top schools” who will facilitate the process.
On March 22, 2013 at 4:33 pm, Mark Matis said:
I noted not long ago how to make the hives unlivable. That still is accurate. And those hives are the power core of the Evil Empire.