Stupid World

[puddytat]

Really?

I've spent my entire life growing food and if shit goes wrong the person to blame... it'll be me.

.

And that's why Ive been trying over my entire adult life to not buy shit food grown by cunts like you.

[carbonhed]

Have you ever though you may have got it wrong

here we have a hippie in action , in Riverton ,,,,,notice how much work he does .....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L74WkW1rWKU

here is a farm in England ...... dirty money making farmers ,,,,

http://youtu.be/qVBYgg013KM

here is corn production in America

http://youtu.be/DOD5CsiMey8 ( note the comment about water,)

Now you tell me , which is the better one ...........

Stephen

I found all of those truly fascinating, thanks. Particularly the longer British permaculture one.

My favourite bit was " Farmers drool and gardeners rule"... something I've always held to be true.

The worst bit was Mr Jeremy Legett Executive Chairman of Solarcentury confidently predicting in 2009 that "by 2013 , at the latest, we will be facing not just an oil crisis but an energy famine". Personally I think useless cunts like this should simply be dragged out and publicly executed. Harsh perhaps but if we start thinning these fuckers out now future commentators might like to anchor their opinions more closely with the real world and less with what they're trying to sell.

If we all start swinging from the trees, charming though it looks, how do we terraform Mars? How do we sustain a technological society. What's the point of this idyllic "sustainable" lifestyle if we're just sitting on our chuffs waiting for the next big asteroid?

I actually bought, what must have been, one of the very first Permaculture textbooks when I was at university. Probably 1980. When I was studying my lecturers confidently predicted that organics was the next big thing. Still waiting. Though I can swing both ways.

[Akzle]

‘the eurozone economy is flatlining, the African banks look suspect, and the damned if do or don’t list reads America, Russia, Germany, Eurozone and China. So convinced are the movers and shakers that there is zero real prospect of economic recovery, they’ve first poured money into gold, then smelt the fix and moved onto property. Now even the alternative of effectively paying to lend money to the German and American governments looks better than hanging around too much longer in the most overpriced stock market in human history.’
.......Looked at from this angle, I really don’t see how a stock market crash can now be more than six weeks away.




http://hat4uk.wordpress.com/2014/08/...ffic-accident/

theyll be really fucked when the majority realises that money doesnt exist.

[Brian d marge]

I found all of those truly fascinating, thanks. Particularly the longer British permaculture one.

My favourite bit was " Farmers drool and gardeners rule"... something I've always held to be true.

The worst bit was Mr Jeremy Legett Executive Chairman of Solarcentury confidently predicting in 2009 that "by 2013 , at the latest, we will be facing not just an oil crisis but an energy famine". Personally I think useless cunts like this should simply be dragged out and publicly executed. Harsh perhaps but if we start thinning these fuckers out now future commentators might like to anchor their opinions more closely with the real world and less with what they're trying to sell.

If we all start swinging from the trees, charming though it looks, how do we terraform Mars? How do we sustain a technological society. What's the point of this idyllic "sustainable" lifestyle if we're just sitting on our chuffs waiting for the next big asteroid?

I actually bought, what must have been, one of the very first Permaculture textbooks when I was at university. Probably 1980. When I was studying my lecturers confidently predicted that organics was the next big thing. Still waiting. Though I can swing both ways.

Organic and Permaculture wont be the next big thing , ,,,not enough money in it .....

Stephen

[carbonhed]

Organic and Permaculture wont be the next big thing , ,,,not enough money in it .....

Stephen

No money at all in a handful of berries. Did love it though. Don't want to live like it and wonder how many billions would have to die to be supported by it. I just think if we don't have a technological future and get off this rock then inevitably it will end.

[Ocean1]

Don't want to live like it and wonder how many billions would have to die to be supported by it.

All of those with enough time in their day to bitch about the "economic elite" to start with.

You can take the dole bludger out of the ghetto...

[carbonhed]

All of those with enough time in their day to bitch about the "economic elite" to start with.

You can take the dole bludger out of the ghetto...

Would that it were so. Somehow I think we're going to be stuck with them... and roaches.

[mashman]

When I see the beginning of yours I know I'm already well tapped out.

Don't like what you don't understand eh. Fair enough.

[mashman]

‘the eurozone economy is flatlining, the African banks look suspect, and the damned if do or don’t list reads America, Russia, Germany, Eurozone and China. So convinced are the movers and shakers that there is zero real prospect of economic recovery, they’ve first poured money into gold, then smelt the fix and moved onto property. Now even the alternative of effectively paying to lend money to the German and American governments looks better than hanging around too much longer in the most overpriced stock market in human history.’
.......Looked at from this angle, I really don’t see how a stock market crash can now be more than six weeks away.

http://hat4uk.wordpress.com/2014/08/...ffic-accident/

I hope they're wrong about the crash. Ya gotta wonder if TPTB are looking for a viable way out coz they're the ones everyone seems to want to lynch first. I guess that's what's gonna happen if saner heads don't prevail. Ho hum.

[mashman]

If we all start swinging from the trees, charming though it looks, how do we terraform Mars? How do we sustain a technological society. What's the point of this idyllic "sustainable" lifestyle if we're just sitting on our chuffs waiting for the next big asteroid?

Take a look at where we are and ask why? A guy was interested in electricity, another in telephone, another in cars, another in spaceships etc... and they built the lot. We are here because of human innovation. I don't see that changing because we decided to go sustainable. In fact pushing towards sustainability to encourage some spectacular technological advances I reckon. No doubt many will chuff sit, but hey, they do it at the moment, why stress over their non participation and stifle development by pouring money into subsidising their existence.

[Ocean1]

Don't like what you don't understand eh. Fair enough.

Correct.

I don't understand ignorant cunts and I don't like 'em.

[mashman]

Correct.

I don't understand ignorant cunts and I don't like 'em.

You mean you don't like 'em, because you are incapable of understanding 'em? Yeah, that sounds more like it.

[Brian d marge]

Say no more

Stephen

[avgas]

Bank of America agrees to record $17bn settlement over mortgage fraud... fraud committed, no one in jail, could it be that bankers can't be jailed because they print money? What was it that Mayer Amschel Bauer said.......

Charges can still be pressed to lock people up - the settlement was just to appeal to the government.

Still I doubt someone will get locked up. But just saying - they still could.

[mashman]

Charges can still be pressed to lock people up - the settlement was just to appeal to the government.

Still I doubt someone will get locked up. But just saying - they still could.

lol, true, they could. Maybe after the revolution