Detractors of the simple and eco-friendly way of life exist everywhere, not only in India. Werner Bock, according to sites such as bit.ly/1xmxHPj and bit.ly/1vYbCVT, had revived wasteland in Canada and was content harvesting high-quality yields and rearing cattle until someone got envious of him. They started using electronic harassment against Mr. Bock, killing his cattle and plants, and creating unnecessary havoc. What does this indicate? That it doesnt pay to love nature; that the powers that be prefer robots instead of real men; that poor-quality food is the way of the future for the masses even in the West. It is and will remain the unconscionable sellers world. People in the West at least protest against unconscionable sellers and some of them are heard. But in India, all sellers shamelessly stomp on consumers and get away with it. Small retailers in India dont store ready-to-eat food items correctly and, when they spoil, blame the large MNCs who manufactured them. The large MNCs also have their own methods of arm-twisting consumers. Result: Good quality people are being killed day by day and thousands of robotic, programmed-against-nature humanoids are taking their place (these humanoids can tolerate the worst of weather conditions, pollution, etc.). Small family units are increasing and there is focus on boosting the quantity of humans. But quality is vanishing. youtu.be/zqllp238lVo
Posted on: Fri, 05 Sep 2014 22:02:26 +0000
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