We have arrived at another season finale and the last episode of the year. It is a fascinating exploration of lost and repressed phronesis, book burnings and a systemic rewriting of history as old as history itself. We will find out about the deep linguistic theories about a Borean communist homeland beyond the shit coating of ariosophy as we go looking for the oldest calendars, the oldest constellations, clocks, sail and the oldest words.

Today we go deeper in our exploration,  we will look at the history of navigation and maritime architecture, some questions from the previous episode will be answered and some new will be posited. There are plenty of mysteries here like cave paintings of boats from the deep ice age, maps that seem to understand longitude long before the chronometer and captain cooks voyages.  There is the peculiarity of the Japanese current and the story of how Europeans first came to Polynesia and why the western gates of the pacific where closed for almost 500 years after Marco Polo. Far East Pottery that predates "pre-pottery neolithic" of "the cradle of civilization" no matter how counter intuitive that sounds. There is an old indigenous canoe from British Colombia that sailed around the world in 1901. I will try to tie some of it together by an continued elaboration of my own theory and a double edged critique of the hegemons as well as the alternative historians and archaeologists. Here the monopoly knowledge production of Cambridge University will take another blow which they might not recover from. After all not to many are looking for a proto-communist world society with painted sails before the Younger Dryas so I promise you unique good times! 

I have been asked to elaborate on my critique of the historical relativism that fermented the enchantment-reaction against the totalitarian enlightenment of the early industrialised world. The ideological peaks of which we where introduced to in our short story about the mountain of truth.  

Graham Hancock probably the most popular figure in the quest to find a forgotten prehistory has a new Netflix series out. He is neither in my opinion a conscious crypto-fascist nor an unconscious useful idiot, I like him, but many of his fans and fellow travellers are. They are part of that same mesmerizing dance that moved to the Theosophic tunes which became Anthroposophy and finally co-opted in to Ariosophy, to name only one of the many veins of the Volkskörper.

Books:

Hanns Hörbiger

Thomas Mann

Gustav Mahler

Hugo Höppener (Fidus) 

Madame Blavatsky

René Guénon

Knud Rasmusen

Henrik Ibsen

Rudolph Steiner

Franziska Countess zu Reventlow

Adolf Eduard Herstein

Sigmund Freud

Carl Jung

Sabina Speilrein

Otto Gross

Hermann Hesse, 

Franz Kafta

Von Richthofen sisters

Herbert George Wells

Hugo Ball

Stefan George 

Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach

Rudolf von Laban

Gustav Gräser (Gusto)

Ida Hoffman

Theodor Reuss

König Ludwig

Gustav V

Maria Orsic 

Traute

Sigrun

Gudrun

Heike

Dietrich Eckart.

Jörg Lanz von Liebenfels

Some of the places and the social formations mentioned 

Wald sanatorium in Davos.

Wandervogels,

How was it possible that for two millennium prior to the arrival of British trading soldiers, India had only know some 17 famines, while after they anchored, under 120 years of imperial domination, 31 much greater subsistence crisis would ravage and kill hundred of millions? How did the third world come to be? Have there always been famines or are they a product of the free market, and or is it perhaps one of the original crimes of the Anunnaki? In this season finale we bring our Biological peace and warfare series to a temporary close hoping to answer these questions and more.

In the damp mustard smelling tombs of the Interessengemeinschaft Farbenindustrie AG, we find some writing on the wall that sends us once again further back in time in order to be able to continue this investigation of pirated seeds, burning fertilizers, choking pesticides and the gluttony of our bovine god Moloch.  Together with other celestial beings, said to be older than the ice age, he will tell us how the german dye makers conquered the international markets of those colours set to replace the natural beauty of this world. How in their greed they found new drugs and became the transnational pusher man.  Standing on the giant shoulders of the reaper of the Victorian holocausts, licking the rusty scythe that is the aristocratically sanctioned gangsterism in the colonies.

It is about time that we move on to the mother of all conspiracies, the  green revolution and the total control of the world's food production.  Our story conveniently starts with a small semi-dwarf grain, stolen from  the experimental labs in Japan in 1945. A grain and a crime which will  take us on a journey to the US, Mexico, Malaysia, India, Rwanda indeed  anywhere in the world where plants can be grown. It's a story of  industrial espionage, assassination, the covert funding of extremists,  the Rockefellers, Ford, the World Bank, IG Farben, Monsanto, Bayer, the  United Nations, Nobel Peace Prize winners, Gates and the other  technocrats, Big Pharma, Big Ag, Big Chem, Big f**ing everything.

Books:

It is about time that we move on to the mother of all conspiracies, the green revolution and the total control of the world's food production. Our story conveniently starts with a small semi-dwarf grain, stolen from the experimental labs in Japan in 1945. A grain and a crime which will take us on a journey to the US, Mexico, Malaysia, India, Rwanda indeed anywhere in the world where plants can be grown. It's a story of industrial espionage, assassination, the covert funding of extremists, the Rockefellers, Ford, the World Bank, IG Farben, Monsanto, Bayer, the United Nations, Nobel Peace Prize winners, Gates and the other technocrats, Big Pharma, Big Agg, Big Chem, Big f**ing everything. 

Books:

It is about time that we move on to the mother of all conspiracies, the green revolution and the total control of the world's food production. Our story conveniently starts with a small semi-dwarf grain, stolen from the experimental labs in Japan in 1945. A grain and a crime which will take us on a journey to the US, Mexico, Malaysia, India, Rwanda indeed anywhere in the world where plants can be grown. It's a story of industrial espionage, assassination, the covert funding of extremists, the Rockefellers, Ford, the World Bank, IG Farben, Monsanto, Bayer, the United Nations, Nobel Peace Prize winners, Gates and the other technocrats, Big Pharma, Big Agg, Big Chem, Big f**ing everything.

From  the US Chemical Warfare Service at Fort Detrick in Maryland to the  Guāndōng Army at Unit 731 in Manchukuo. A tale of spy rings of New  Guinean tribesmen, corrupt American generals, the Spider Web chart,  cursed gold, Pfizer, HIV blood, new religious movements and bubonic  plague bombs. You don't want to miss out on this extended miniseries in  the eve of the age of pandemics.