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Miscellaneous See other Miscellaneous Articles Title: The Bruce Jenner Phenom A friend said recently, "When you told me they were pushing the whole transgender thing, I didn't believe you. But now ..." And yes, it's true. Said Bruce in his long-awaited two-hour interview with Diane Sawyer: "What I'm doing is going to do some good. What I'm doing is going to change the world. There are so many out there like me." The announcer: An estimated 700,000 transgender Americans all around us. Jenner: "Bruce lives a lie. SHE is not a lie." No, I'm not gay. I've never been with a guy. Apparently, Jenner began his sex change back in the 1980s, when he was prescribed female hormones and took them for five years until he "lost his nerve" and stopped. He had a rhinoplasty back then to reduce his nose, as well as electrolysis to remove his chest and facial hair. This is modeling, remember that. Jenner was the World's No. 1 Athlete, leaping across cereal boxes when we were growing up, and now he may be on cereal boxes as the world's Most Famous Trannie. Is this coincidence? We know our culture follows its own wild movie script, so why wouldn't Superman decide to become a woman? Why is the transgender thing so big now? Where are all these people coming from? Our environment is rife with manmade chemicals that are estrogen mimickers. Boys in the womb are getting bombarded with xeno-estrogen overdose, and thus may be coming out as incomplete males. The job of the Y chromosome is to form the male baby from what is essentially a female embryo until the seventh week of pregnancy. With too much prenatal estrogen (e.g, if the mother's body is full of phthalates and artificial/chemical estrogens), the job of making a full male may not be finished. The Disappearing Male is a Canadian documentary made for TV over a decade ago, from which we learn that male babies are being miscarried at very high rates due to unnatural chemical interference, and we are also seeing an abnormal number of hermaphrodite babies being born (sexual characteristics of both genders). Everyone is aware of the current male homosexual boom: Is this because of too much estrogen in the womb? Phthalates are chemicals that enhance the properties of polymers, making them hard or soft. They are endocrine disrupters, with serious effects on our reproductive systems due to their molecular similarity to estrogen. The body is essentially "biochemically blind," in that it often cannot differentiate between similarly shaped molecules. (Example: Our cells thrive on iodine, but are fooled by the molecular shape and mass of fluoride, bromine and chlorine, which are prevalent now in everyday life; thus our iodine receptors are taking up these very toxic chemicals instead of iodine, which has been lost to us, and we are in trouble because of it. Read this to understand more; buy iodine here.) My prediction: The Jenner Phenomenon has been scripted. Watch the commentary on TV and you will hear about all the celebrity support for Jenner, how courageous he is, how he must have unconditional love, once a champion always a champion, don't live a lie. The new cultural mantra will be (this is my prediction): Your life is a lie until you renounce your gender. How 'bout that? Our Chemical Lives PDF Print E-mail This short Australian TV documentary explains what chemical intrusion is doing to us, which includes a drop in IQ points. Of course! Because toxic chemicals not only make it harder for our cells to do their daily housekeeping, they stunt our overall development. Growing up with chemicals is not only dumbing us down, it's also blurring the genders as described above. A shift is occurring in us biologically, which is part of a species effort to adapt to our environment. We are trying/learning to work with the chemicals inside us; hence the gradual eradication of the boundaries between the sexes. We have to adapt -- it is part of evolutionary biology. Whether today's men know it or not, like it or not, choose it or not, by living in the modern world and using phthlate-laden products, they are undergoing a long phase of feminizing hormone therapy. After decades of exposure to xeno-estrogens, increasing numbers of men may feel at odds with their men's bodies, for chemicals change the brain. Transgenderism may become a life choice for many! Notice already how men are becoming rounded, more bald, sperm count is falling, male infertility is rising, and more men are developing gynecomastia (small male breasts). How to avoid chemicals that act like estrogen? Read this and change certain things that you do, for starters. Remember the troll dolls every little girl had not that long ago? They're collectibles on eBay now, and when you take a look at them, they're sexless, multicultural, with freaky purple interracial hair! Oliver Curry, an evolutionist at the London School of Economics, predicted in 2007: "The human race will one day split into two separate species -- an attractive, intelligent ruling elite and an underclass of dim-witted, ugly goblin-like creatures." I call them the e-Workers and the e-Lites. The human of the future will have no gender (no need for clothes); will be non-reproductive, super-dumb and happy to work in the factories and stir the cauldrons; docile and willing and unsuspecting ... General attitude: It's all good -- anything goes! The Garbage of the World PDF Print E-mail I recently watched this documentary online and within a week had the pleasure of meeting the filmmakers, Philippe and Maxine Carillo. Inspired by a half-hour walk on a Southern California beach during which they were able to find a sack and fill it with trash, the Carillos set about exploring the enormity of plastic in the ocean, its origins and its implications. Self-financed, they sailed, flew and literally dug for information, consulting experts and lay people for their views and observations. We are in deep trouble, folks! I hate to say it, but this film makes it clear that plastic is now embedding itself into our lifescape with much more on the way. As I said when I sent the YouTube link around by email, "We cannot deny the Third World its plastic century. We had ours." An interesting concept highlighted toward the end of the film is greenwashing. As in "brainwashing" -- meaning the relentless propaganda to recycle and go green. What tops the list is single-use plastic -- the tubs and bottles that contain prepared food and drinks, the styrofoam coffee cups, drinking straws, grocery and trash bags. Half the plastic floating in the ocean sinks to the bottom, where it smothers and chokes sea life. Recycling does not let us off the hook for making up the term "away" -- as in "throw it away." There is no more away, says a woman in the film. Poster Comment: There are videos at the url. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
#1. To: christine (#0)
Are you kidding me? “The most dangerous man to any government is the man who is able to think things out... without regard to the prevailing superstitions and taboos. Almost inevitably he comes to the conclusion that the government he lives under is dishonest, insane, intolerable.” ~ H. L. Mencken
Does anyone else recall reports from the '80's when scientists began to notice sexual irregularities in male frogs? The contamination of our water as well as the ubiquitous amount of soy fractions (phyto-estrogens) in processed foods and especially in baby formulas almost appears to have occurred by design. OK, here we go again. A day or so ago, Dak mentioned that the short story "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut was meant to be satire rather than prophesy. For those of you unfamiliar with it, here's a couple of pretty good video versions of it courtesy of EweToob: Harrison Bergeron (1995) While this version doesn't closely follow the original short story, it is VERY good. Set in 2053, but don't let the 1950s look fool you (that's explained later in the movie). Runs about an hour and a half, it's long, but well worth the time. 2081 (2009) This version seems to pretty closely follow Vonnegut's original short story. 27 minutes. English with foreign subtitles. There's one other version called "Between Time and Timbuktu" made in the early 1970s. I found it to be an unwatchable piece of crap. Godfrey Smith: Mike, I wouldn't worry. Prosperity is just around the corner. Godfrey Smith: Mike, I wouldn't worry. Prosperity is just around the corner. I just tried the movie but could only stand 20 minutes of it. Whew, grim. Too true. I remember the Between Time and Timbuktu broadcast -- 'twas endlessly hyped beforehand but did nothing for me. Nobody I knew reported watching it either even though everybody not carrying a copy of Catch-22 seemed to be toting one of Slaughterhouse-Five.
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