2020 Vision

 

It’s tempting to look back at 2020 as a ‘non-year’, when the fabric of normal life was torn apart so that we collectively took to our caves and endured 9 months of house arrest. The now infamous ‘Three weeks to Flatten the Curve’ has effectively morphed into a new way of non-life. At best there has been incompetence and panic in government. At worst there is something infinitely more nefarious going on. But even with what’s visible it’s clear that the impact on society has been devastating. We have become so afraid of death that we have forgotten how to live. Here in my home town dozens of ‘non-essential’ businesses are shuttered and many may never reopen. Those that are permitted to operate are restricted in the number of customers they may have in the shop, lines and circles mark out on the floor where customers may stand and no one’s supposed to enter without wearing a mask. Who makes this stuff up?

This week Geert Vanden Bossche, a 30+ year vaccine design professional, GAVI programme manager and poster-child of the pro-vaccine camp, has rocked the awakened world with his Vejon Series interview concerning the risks of the mRNA biologic. Alarmed by the speed of viral mutation he passionately pleads for vaccination programmes to stop because he now believes this biologic, designed only for prophylactic administration before an outbreak, is itself the primary driver for proliferation. His main concern is that the mRNA biologic will destroy the innate immune system of recipients leaving them defenceless against any new strain of covid or indeed any other virus. In his own words: ‘It’s not rocket science. Anyone with a basic understanding of biology will understand it’ (He has just published a paper on LinkedIn). This rather begs the question - Why did we take the risk in the first place? 2020 Vision / Foresight would have served us well. Still, better late than never. Will anyone listen?

What’s done is done - and we don’t yet know the half of it, but let’s set these concerns aside for a moment while we develop some 2030 vision. Rather than having the future mapped out for us and simply accepting it as passive recipients, why don’t we choose a future we want? It’s time for some serious ‘Imagineering’. I see small, self-sufficient communities living in harmony with nature, growing our own nutritious food and eating it fresh. We will walk or cycle locally and have hydrogen powered trains and hydrogen combustion cars for longer trips. In the future every nation will treasure its diversity and cultural heritage. Music festivals will once again pulse life across the planet. We will once again enjoy our national sports, and languages and smiling, maskless faces will be the norm.

Within 10 years we could be cleaning up the nuclear waste legacy of the MAD post-war years with Thorium waste burners. Thorium powered catamarans will be used for intercontinental transport. STEP (Spherical Tokomak reactors for Energy Production) will supply the long awaited waste-free promise of Fusion power. Homes will be heated by electricity and no fossil fuels will be needed. Skies will be full of birds not drones and vapour trails / chemtrails will be a thing of the past. Internet libraries, free from technocratic oversight, will provide an almost infinite knowledge base for people everywhere. Microwave radio will be confined to point-to-point connections. Corporations driven by greed will have collapsed. Organisations defined by service will thrive. Natural medicine will be the norm, community hospitals shall serve good food and trauma facilities will be properly staffed, equipped and funded.

Perhaps most importantly descendants of Mayer Amschel Rothschild, and the dynasties of J.D. Rockefeller et al will have crawled back under their stones for another eon or two. That’s a world my grandchildren will want to get out of bed for.