Monday, June 13, 2011

The World According to Monsanto

The World According to Monsanto: "'A cogent and horrifying enough picture of the world's leading seed manufacturer to warrant concern and fury.' — Malcolm Fraser, Montreal Mirror

'A devastating expose ... will freeze the blood in your veins.' — Meg Hewings, Hour.ca

'The impact of seeing this film is enormously powerful and motivating. Educate yourself and alert others about the health dangers of GMOs.' — John Griffin, The Gazette"

The face of modern "agriculture" is marked by the actions of these companies. I can just Imagine what John Lennon would have to say and think about this. You might well arsk.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Chapter Three Part One: The Secret Garden

This is chapter Three: The Secret Garden.

(chapters Two and One are visible below- it is the way things get posted here.)







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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Chapter Two: Enter The Unicorn

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Now begins chapter Two: wherein the Unicorn appears. He walks up to the Glass House, and knocks on the door. . .

















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Friday, November 12, 2010

Chapter One: The Princess and the Glass House

YOU have scrolled down and you have found, Chapter One:
                             The Princess and the Glass House.

Now begins your journey; now begins the fun and adventure of a lifetime.  Now begins . . .












Once there was a woman who lived in a glass house. I know this is true because I saw her, and her glass house. The house was very great, with many floors: and windows, and windows, and windows.








Glass houses are very interesting things. Some people would be very uncomfortable living in a glass house, thinking that everyone would look in and see them. I laugh. Glass houses are for looking Out Of - not In To...

People who live in glass houses are usually invisible, so the glass is for seeing out. not in.

And it is so for the woman who lives in the glass house: she can look out in all directions. But for all that, it seems that no one: of all the millions of people who live round about her: can see her.





She has one porch which faces west. From that window she can see west, and west, and west: until it becomes east, and rolls right up, even to the back of the house.

















In the back of the house is a balcony that faces east. and this overlooks a great and beautiful garden.

This is her room, and her secret garden.








It is filled with all manner of fruit trees and flowers, and trees and vines. and the birds of her garden are fair.

and they sing beautiful songs.















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chapter One: The Princess and the Glass House continues.

They come to the balcony and sit along the great stone railing and they
sing and talk to the Princess: that is, the woman.

The Princess sends her birds to tell them secrets: and the birds come again and
bring the Princess tidings of all that the clouds have heard and seen in their travelings.
And they play hide-and-go-seek with the sun and the moon.
The wind also lives in her garden.   It come and plays with her; tugging at her hair,
wrapping around her; rustling her silk kimonoes.  Sometimes it wrestles with the
curtains hanging over the sill.



So it was that all these lived and played together in the   garden and the glass house :  
the birds, the wind, the clouds, and the Princess.
They were very happy and spent many years together.


One day, as the Princess stood gazing upon the world from her west window,  
she saw a great black unicorn coming up the walkway to her door. . .




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a book to remember.

The Princess and the Unicorn: A Story We All Know.



i have for you a book to remember.

The Princess and the Unicorn: A Story We All Know.