by Guy Hatchard

The answer is really quite simple. A year ago, I wrote about constitutional change, thinking naively that it presented a road ahead to protect us from ill-considered and unfair mandates. A safeguard that would protect our natural human rights. I have changed my opinion completely. You will, too, if you consider what we know about the basic equations of life and how the pandemic has destructively interfered with them.

The second law of thermodynamics states that as energy is transferred or transformed, more and more of it is wasted. In simple terms, this implies that entropy or disorder is always increasing in the universe. Like a fire burning in your front room, it is gradually running out of fuel.

There is one exception to this: living systems. Living systems are swimming against the current; they are increasing in order, they are evolving. This area is the subject of nonequilibrium thermodynamics. The remarkable molecule that orchestrates this miracle is DNA.

DNA is found in every living cell, managing the trillions of actions that maintain life.

If you uncoil each strand of DNA in a cell and place them end to end, they would be 2 metres long. This might sound deceptively manageable, but we have trillions of cells and therefore a lot of DNA. Each DNA molecule contains 204 billion atoms. Stretch out all your DNA, and the resulting strand would be 107 billion kilometres long—about the same as 150,000 round trips to the Moon.

DNA is so vital to life that it is highly protected. Our human body is designed so that both air and food enter only through the mouth. Food is then filtered by our complex digestive system whose biomolecular processes transform our natural food (which is also based on DNA), into usable nutrients and building blocks through a myriad of steps only completed over the course of a month. Every single atom in the physiology is replaced according to a fixed order every 5 to 10 years. Ensuring our life is constantly being refreshed.

It doesn’t stop there. Each cell is highly protected from degradation, pollution, and the effects of radiation. Firstly by the cell wall which is largely successful in preventing the entry of toxins, pathogens, and pollutants. Deep inside the cell is the nucleus which contains the DNA. This is also highly protected. In each of our 37 trillion cells, there are 70,000 DNA repair jobs that are executed each day, ensuring as far as possible that the structure of DNA is stable and protected from radiation induced mutation.

Life Already Has a Constitution—DNA

There is a grand conclusion here—life already has a constitution, a sort of Cosmic Constitution—our DNA. DNA contains the miracle set of intelligent instructions which ensure that the second law of thermodynamics—the law of universal decay—is not just circumvented, but actually reversed to become a law of evolution. The myriad of living things on earth are guided, protected, and promoted by DNA (I have recently written about evolution, genetics, and the pandemic at length and you can download the paper here).

DNA is not a small collection of ideas such that you might find in the 85,000 words of a typical book or even in the entire collections of large libraries, it contains both sequential instructions and cross referencing between its billions of integrated components. Each gene engages in many collaborative projects with other genes. DNA has also stored the memories of countless microbiological undertakings through millions of years of species evolution which have protected and promoted life on the planet. It really is the Cosmic Constitution of Life with a capital L.

Now consider what we are currently doing to ourselves

We have been exposed to novel genetically engineered pathogens, designed through gain of function experiments to make people seriously ill. In response, we are bypassing the natural safeguards of digestion by injecting material directly into the body. This material contains microscopic lipid nanoparticles. Particles that are designed to breach the protective cell wall. It also contains instructions designed to alter the way DNA works and/or expresses itself. Once inside the cell, these are capable of transcribing themselves into our nuclear DNA, corrupting its structure.

Once DNA is corrupted, it loses its incredible ability to overcome the second law of thermodynamics. We become subject to the laws of decay, rapid decay. If you want to know why so many people are becoming ill and dying this is it in a nutshell.

This is not a flight of fancy. The second law of thermodynamics is one of the most highly verified laws known to physics. Similarly, Ilya Prigogine was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1977 for his contributions to nonequilibrium thermodynamics, particularly the theory of dissipative structures which characterise living systems.

Imagine with me for a moment how a few biotechnologists subject to the same human vagaries and frailties as everyone else—mistakes, greed, limited perception of consequences, emotional instability, pride, and so on—are redesigning DNA according to their immature ideas of what life is.

They have no understanding of where or how human consciousness, compassion, and harmony originated. Their ideas about immunity are very mechanical, tentative, and have often been in great error, yet they are going ahead and injecting almost the whole population of the world with experimental biotech concoctions and waiting to see what happens.

Well they are seeing it now—excess deaths on a scale never before seen outside of wartime—but apparently they can’t believe their eyes. So they are looking the other way. I suppose there was an expectation of reward, plaudits, and victory parades. Possibly disappointed but undeterred they are calling for yet more injections. Convinced that they must be right, they keep pressing ahead, editing the very heart of living processes.

The massive public relations onslaught of biotechnology has had its numbing effect. People are falling ill, unable to work, or going to hospital in numbers which are clogging health services. Still many are raising angry voices against those who are unvaccinated because they have been sold a story that they alone are to blame. No government agency is prepared to reveal just how many cancers, cardiac events, hospitalisations, and sudden deaths there are. No government will let slip that they have genetically vaccinated their people to the point that suddenly they might have become detached from the river of evolution and are now subject to universal laws of decay.

Biotechnology experimentation cannot be contained. The effects of genetic editing are highly mobile and can spread without limit, as we have seen during the pandemic. They are passed onto future generations and cannot be recalled.

There is only one sure way out of the pandemic—protect the Cosmic Constitution of life—DNA. Join the campaign for Global Legislation Outlawing Biotechnology Experimentation. Go to GLOBE.GLOBAL for more information.

Guy is the author of ‘Your DNA Diet: Leveraging the Power of Consciousness To Heal Ourselves and Our World. An Ayurvedic Blueprint For Health and Wellness’.

a message from the council

With warmer weather and longer days, our beaches will be getting busier, so we’re switching to summer zones to make sure both humans and dogs can enjoy our beach space safely together.
 
From 1 December until the end of daylight saving, where and how your dogs are able to be on the beach changes. Make sure you know what the summer zones are, and follow the rules.
 
Want to know where your dog can still be off-lead? Check out the year-round off-lead zones on our website. 

See the Department of Conservation’s website for information about the Waikanae Scientific Reserve.

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(National Party media release)

Figures released to National show that the Government has spent almost $5 million promoting its Road to Zero campaign which has failed to meet four out of five targets in the last financial year, National’s Transport spokesperson Simeon Brown says.

“The Government has been taking Kiwis for a joyride, spending $4.86 million telling us about its Road to Zero campaign, but not doing anything to deliver on the targets within the strategy.  

“This is an appalling waste of taxpayers’ money and is actually doing nothing to make our roads safer. 

“Instead of focusing on getting things done, the Government is spraying millions of dollars on flashy ad campaigns to paper over its failings and hoping Kiwis don’t notice.

“The Government is also pushing ahead with trying to slow people down instead of fixing our roads. 

“Kiwis want better roads, not slower roads – and certainly not millions wasted on advertising which does nothing for our roads at all.”

How many pot-holes could have been fixed for $5 million? —Eds

from Sputnik News

Maintenance of the western-supplied armaments to prop up the Kiev regime was becoming a headache for the Pentagon, an earlier report stated, with overused weapons being destroyed or damaged as Russia continues its special military operation in the neighboring country.

The US and its NATO allies are finding it increasingly difficult to assemble enough weapons to arm the Kiev regime while topping up their own diminishing stockpiles, according to sources cited by a US media report.

The alliance of western countries intent on continuing to funnel military and financial assistance to Ukraine is beginning to run low on weapons for this purpose. As Washington and its NATO allies persist in fanning the flames of the Ukraine conflagration, this dogged policy is increasingly devouring the modest stockpiles of artillery, ammunition and air defenses of some of Europe’s more modest armies.

Thus, smaller member-states of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization have already exhausted their potential, and 20 of the alliance’s 30 members are at present “pretty tapped out”, a NATO official was cited as saying.

The remaining 10, including Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands are allegedly still in a position to provide more military assistance for Ukraine.

Western-supplied guns burning out from overuse in Ukraine as Pentagon faces maintenance headache

Resupply & Maintenance Challenges

There are a myriad problems facing the western coalition providing weapons support for Ukraine. Washington, albeit the self-appointed ringleader of this “assistance”, has but limited stocks of the kind of weapons the Ukrainians need, the media report said. Loath to divert critical weapons from regions such as Taiwan and Korea, and as stockpiles of costly air-defense missiles and anti-tank Javelins sent to Ukraine fade, the US has reportedly been scrambling to find Soviet-era equipment and ammunition for Ukraine.

This refers to S-300 air defense missiles, T-72 tanks and Soviet-caliber artillery shells. The problem with shells is becoming particularly pressing as the Ukrainian side is using a staggering amount of ammunition, according to cited NATO officials.

Recalling how many artillery rounds were fired daily by NATO forces in Afghanistan, for example, Camille Grand, a defense expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations, was cited as saying that, “a day in Ukraine is a month or more in Afghanistan”.

US Military Strives to Replenish Stocks After Sending Tons of Weapons to Ukraine

The United States produces only 15,000 artillery rounds each month, stated the sources, pointing out that western defense industries were being warned to get set for much longer-term contracts. Furthermore, there is ostensibly chatter about employing more shifts of workers and sprucing up older factory lines. Ammunition purchases from countries such as South Korea are also allegedly being looked at to “backfill” stocks hollowed out because of the Ukraine conflict.

NATO is even believed to be mulling investing in some old factories located in Slovakia, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic to launch the production of Soviet-caliber 152mm and 122mm shells for Ukraine, as the latter still relies to a great degree on artillery armory dating back to the Soviet-era. Furthermore, NATO countries have delivered advanced western artillery to Ukraine that utilizes the alliance’s standard 155mm shells. But as other NATO countries frequently make the shells differently, these systems are often incompatible.

The US stockpiles of 155mm artillery rounds had purportedly been dwindling as of September, with the numbers of guided rockets, rocket launchers, howitzers, Javelins and Stingers also limited.

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All these missiles and shells, whichever side they’re being fired from, result in more destruction, suffering and death, that is the nature of war. The sooner it stops from a diplomatic resolution the better — but the warmongers in the Biden administration, Pentagon and NATO have made very clear they intend the war to continue and aren’t interested in any Peace Treaty. Neither from its support for all this is the Jacinda regime. You have to ask, what is their end-game?

from Summit News

“Consumers can already find foods like salted ants on Amazon and cricket powder protein bars in grocery stores.”

The Washington Post advised Americans Sunday that instead of a traditional season dinner, which now is unaffordable for a quarter of families, they should instead look to eating bugs.

Yes really.

In an article headlined Salted ants. Ground crickets. Why you should try edible insects, the Post stated “Consumers can already find foods like salted ants on Amazon and cricket powder protein bars in Swiss grocery stores.”

Yummmmm, ants.

The piece quoted a six year old girl in Pennsylvania who was supposedly given a rousing ovation by onlookers for eating fried worms.

The piece states “It’s not that bad!” she exclaimed. “It kind of tastes like kettle corn!”

There’s the usual crap about crickets having more protein than beef and everyone in third world countries already eating them, so why are you any better… etc

“Watching others enjoy insects may also help break down barriers,” the piece states under a sub headline “Creating a new norm.”

It further states “before insects can become common fare, more diners must be convinced that six-legged critters are, in fact, food. Through tasting experiments, surveys and educational demos, researchers, entrepreneurs and educators are delving into consumers’ psychology and finding that resistance to insect-eating can be strong.”

You don’t say. We’re not eating f**king bugs.

This is the latest in a growing trend of pushing bug eating on the masses as a way of ‘saving the planet’.

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(National Party media release)

The Government must acknowledge the key role it has played in the current crime wave before it can fix it, National’s Justice spokesperson Paul Goldsmith says.

“The Prime Minister constantly sounds surprised by the increase in violent retail crime and resorts to carefully chosen and misleading statements to avoid accountability.

“On Monday she told RNZ the Government had not lessened the penalties on any individual crime. What she doesn’t say is that her Government has sent three powerful signals to the justice system that have driven the current ‘soft on crime’ approach.

“First, the only target her Government has set for the justice sector has been to reduce the prison population by 30 per cent, regardless of the level of crime on our streets.

“Second, the only legislation it has passed on sentencing has been to repeal the Three Strikes Act, to shorten prison sentences for our most serious, repeat offenders.

“Third, her Ministers have encouraged a culture of excuses.

“Though it might have been well-intentioned, the Government’s soft on crime approach has led to more violence in our communities, a 500 per cent increase in ram raids, a sense of impunity amongst offenders and, sadly, more victims of crime.

“To restore community safety, the Government’s priority in justice should be to reduce the number of victims of crime, not prisoners.

“Ministers should reassert that serious crimes will lead to serious consequences and stop making excuses for crime.”

by Danny Boyle from The Telegraph (UK)

It is the most direct challenge to Beijing since the Tiananmen Square protests. Chinese protesters have called for Xi Jinping to resign, as anti-lockdown marches swept the nation. Hundreds took to the streets of major cities as anger at the government’s zero-Covid policies boiled over into demands for regime change. “Down with the Chinese Communist Party! Down with Xi Jinping!”, protesters chanted on the streets of Shanghai. In Wuhan, where Covid-19 first emerged, large crowds pulled down metal barriers meant to keep neighbourhoods in quarantine. As Simina Mistreanu and Jenny Pan report, about 300 people were surrounded by police in Beijing as they chanted “We are with Xinjiang”, a reference to a deadly fire in the region where Covid-lockdowns allegedly hampered rescue efforts. By yesterday evening, police in Shanghai had begun to bundle protesters into vans. Last night, footage showed a BBC journalist being beaten and kicked by police. Matthew Henderson argues that this could be the beginning of the end for Mr Xi.

China is the last major economy wedded to a zero-Covid strategy, in which authorities erode citizens’ freedom with lockdowns and lengthy quarantines. Economic growth is set to fall to 2.8pc this year, according to the World Bank, a drop of 5pc on last year and a threat to the Communist Party’s implicit promise of wealth in return for obedience. Early today, Chinese assets slumped as chaos and uncertainty gripped traders. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index dropped more than 4pc in early trading. Follow the latest with business live blogger Chris Price.

Is this why Comrade Jacinda wants to ban criticism of religions — this is her one?