The past and the future

At this point in time, 31st of December, 2012 we're inside the age of a new form of dictatorship, 'the scientific dictatorship' which Aldous Huxley and others talked about in the 60's.

Biometric fingerprint scanners are set to be rolled out at my university - every single student will be required to submit to a thumb scan which will be held on record, on a database which is open for all in authority to access and this will be the method of accessing the building. The surveillance grid is tip-toeing up behind us.

One cannot sit neutral, on a moving train. And our train right now is heading full speed with no tracks ahead of us. The crash is inevitable.

The great financial collapse of the 21st century has been widely predicted to take place in 2013, by economists such as Max Keiser. - http://maxkeiser.com/ 

Keiser is one of the co-creators of the Hollywood Stock Exchange and hosts a financial show aired on RT, Russia's state media and image to the world.
Basically what is predicted to take place is, paper money is going to become worthless. The little pieces of paper with all the fancy shiny things on it that you need to exist in this thing we know as life. One cannot exist without it, as to acquire healthy and nutritious food you must have money. If not, you are forced to take what you need, which gets you locked in a concrete box. It is an astonishing reality we have come to accept.

bitch ain't got all this for nuttin.

https://startpage.com/ - this is a search engine which does what it says on the tin. I suggest you use it. fuck googling it, startpage it.


The future will become financially hard for a lot of people who are comfortable right now, food prices will continue to rise, unemployment, crime.. and the austerity will be served super-size with extra large fries with the 5 packets of salt on top. It's going to be brutal. But life is.

That is really real.

We don't know anything really, we just think we do. The past is left to cease to exist, or one accepts that it is still the same moment which we inhabit simultaneously. I wish I could say that 2013 will be a good year with nice things in store, but if I did, I feel I'd be lie1.