The Importance of Brief Weather Reports in the Overpopulated Monochromatic Grammar of Academic Post Modern Military Industrial DisEase Establishment Media Monopoly Histories and the YESNO

How El Niños are the Cause for the Need of Genetic Modification of Grains Used in McWorld and other Anomalies or the Importance of Being Patient in a Soup Line and Pretending it is Not There

© ’05 George Kasey– all world rights

For Global Aware

I met a Vietnamese woman newly imported for wage slavery, doing more than her share of the laundry and having few words of English. I thought to myself how difficult it is going to be to explain to her, with sign language, the possible effects of weather in her history of “development”, reported by postmodern historians ( e.g. Huges 1995:pg 5, Fagan 1999: chp.13 pg 249, ) despite my awareness of the chronic omission(s) via their displacement of the population theories of Condorcette and Helvetius, replaced with “Malthusian” economics ( e.g. Fagan ’99: chp.13 pg 248) and of the marginalization of the paramount importance of minus zero population growth and the use of herbal birth control for global recovery. By defoliating Australia and the Sahara, human overpopulation of pre history may have altered the El Niño (Fagan ’99: pg 97) at the time of Atlantis causing the Ice Age. We presumptuously assume that ours is the first high-tech civilization. Nevertheless I endeavored to communicate to her, seeking the opportunity to experience vicariously the unknown cultures of antiquity, based on the oral traditions (Hughes ’99: pg 4) that no one knows, keeping in mind that the cave drawings in the high-tech world of Atlantis were perhaps as sophisticated as our drivel posturing as Post Modern Art / History. As I suspect ancients had divergent and nuanced four dimensional taxonomies beyond our hermeneutics, without use of "facts" to construct histories in propaganda (Huges ’99: pg 5), even though these neo “facts” from someone's idea of antiquity are of dubious verity

( e.g. Huges ’99: pg 9) and the undeniable “fact” of the effects of the diseases resulting from overpopulation are marginalized (Fagan ’99: chp.13 pg 245). Even so Imperial religionists seem to be able to teach “procreation”, where Family Planning and UNESCO dare not go. She said "Me [at] three years [without] no Mama [and] Dada [killed in the war]..." … the photo in “Time Life” of a Vietnamese girl running from the inferno. The population (War) has had greater implications than weather on our Vietnamese worker (Fagan’99: chp.13 pg 253). The quintessential but taboo issue is not the weather but overpopulation and how these biological influences may interact, the complex interactivity of one on the other, being the cause of wars, defoliation, famines, desertification, and subsequently the change in the El Niños of the planet (Fagan chp.5. pg 81). Our [Her]stories must establish the “fact” that there is no possibility for a democracy in a technocratic oligopoly sustained by over population. She smiled, “See you Tomorrow.”