Sunday, July 12, 2020

Climate Change is NOT an Emergency!

What do you think of the poster girl for climate change, Greta Thunberg?


I got hysterical about climate change ten years ago. The children! The horror! So I decided to leverage any resource at hand to inspire activism. Look at my results, FangedWilds.org. You will discern that my resources are not considerable. The greatest expense was my dignity; I sacrificed all social goodwill if there was any chance of benefit to the cause. [Translation: I begged, nagged and emotionally blackmailed.] There was a moral imperative to risk friendships (and eventually my life) because I believed what mainstream media such as NPR told me about the environment.

Ten years later, gone is any illusion. Did you have a laugh when I said I believed mainstream media? Now maybe you’ll shed a tear for me: I did presentations at places like the Unitarian Church, Breitenbush Retreat Center, and other left-wing enclaves and… let’s just say the response was a free-range goose egg. Liberal friends who “walk the talk” about Mother Nature (eating organic, going for hikes with the Sierra Club, etc.) ridiculed my efforts. My core idea – that one insignificant woman can make a difference – may have rubbed against their self-satisfaction. I hoped they’d say to themselves, "If that pipsqueak nitwit can do more, so can I.” But I reckon that, instead, they just got more self-righteous about voting Democrat and blaming everything on GOP and, after 2016, Trump.



My only concern was how to be accountable yet effective. Rather than creating Fanged Wilds and Women Program, should I have just volunteered for Sierra Club? My worst suspicions about Sierra Club were confirmed when they endorsed Monsanto darling Hillary Clinton instead of the 2016 candidate who made genuine noises about the environment, that fraud Bernie Sanders. (Credit due to Bernie: by seducing us with false hopes, he led millions of us into the forefront of political corruption. Seeing Deep State’s crimes exposed in real time, subsequently we became #BernersForTrump.)




I woke up slightly before that, when Obama okayed drilling the Arctic. I couldn’t have felt more betrayed if Barry had personally shot a dozen polar bears. Hey, do you like how he’s on record terrorizing us about rising sea levels but he just bought a $15Million mansion right on the ocean front?



Once it was obvious what a complete phony Obama was, I added 2 + 2. The same government officials who helped cover up the truth about 9/11 also shilled for Hillary and committed perjury against Trump. The establishment isn’t just toxic corporations like Monsanto, it's secret societies. The cabal that controls mainstream media isn’t just ratings-driven, they’re actively distracting us from what’s most important. Despite the censorship efforts of Google/Youtube, you can still access copious evidence that our own government masterminded the attacks of September 11, 2001! It’s not that they don’t care how many Americans they kill. There is even evidence that – as long as they can get away with it like 9/11 – they want to kill as many of us as possible. Say what?


Full confession: I used to imagine we’d live in an ecological paradise, if only all Republicans were obliterated. I was just as indoctrinated as Antifa are now. I grew up near Big Sur so I know exactly how lovely the world can be without pollution. Reduce, re-use, recycle! I was conscious by the first Earth Day and learned about greenhouse gasses in 1978. Instead of using a car, I began riding my bike five miles over steep hills to get to school. It’s not hard to convince recycling bicyclists that humans in SUVs are pollution.



Hiroshima residents didn’t expect to die from an atom bomb. Folks in Nagasaki didn’t think an atrocity of that magnitude would be repeated in their own mass murder. Our government killed about 200,000 Japanese civilians. And you know that our Deep State kills us: even if you’re unaware of their complicity in 9/11, you at least know they sent our GIs to die in wars under false pretenses like the Gulf of Tonkin and “Weapons of Mass Destruction.” Now, the climate "crisis" is used as a psy-op just as 9/11 was, to rob us of our rights. But why on Earth would our shadow government hope to kill millions of American civilians?

When all else fails, use logic. Isn't it reasonable that elites have conspired to keep and increase their power? You don’t have to credit the Georgia Guidestones or UN’s Agenda 21 to suspect the worst of our shadow government. You can just look at what topics are portrayed as too ridiculous to address. The #1 rule of state propaganda is: Laugh! What do you automatically scoff at? What do you reflexively consider ludicrous? No offense but I bet you are just as brainwashed as I was. Humility can ease your transition to Eyes Wide Open.

You may laugh at me now: the most powerful politicians in the West evidently engage in ceremonial fucks that sometimes involve ritual murder. They may not really believe in satanic witchcraft or crave demonic possession but the Luciferian religion is used to mind-control or blackmail them into submission. And that death cult may well intend to exterminate most of us under the guise of “saving the environment.” Their members will sigh that we Deplorables had to be sacrificed. Research indicates that their final-solution techniques are stealthy like viruses and tainted vaccinesrace war (with police disabled); radiationwildfires (as in Australia); "natural disasters"; and poisons.


Sadly, it’s not inconceivable they’d stage an atomic “accident” over the middle of USA. (Abolishing the Electoral College accomplishes that politically, but Luciferians are nature worshipers who’d love Trump’s base to become fertilizer for a wildlife corridor. After all, we're racist sexist homophobic xenophobes bitterly clinging to guns and the Bible, unless we're just Russian bots.) Groundless pretenses for warmongering against nuclear Russia could be cover for false-flag depopulation of USA.


I know, it’s hard to believe anyone can be so sociopathic. But to them, a cavalier attitude toward murder is just “mastering death.” They’re elevated to positions of power precisely because they’re the sort of people who won’t hesitate to kill anyone problematic. Please consider their evil intent for the same reason we address global warming: the possible extent of its destructive force outweighs the chance that it doesn’t exist.

The scientists are NOT certain!

But what can you do about it? Here’s an idea: when folks like me launch projects to save the environment, you say, “Bravo! Good for you! Just make sure you expose Deep State while you’re at it, okay?” Otherwise we’re just driving down the cost of ocean-front property so phonies like Obama can cash in on bigger mansions.

Climate hysteria is a religion














The author VC Bestor is Director of the non-profit FangedWilds.org
a project encouraging women to engage constructively with apex predators.


"Find the meat of the matter"

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Judith Curry

Climate hysteria is used to delete human rights
Something fishy about 'climate science'
Is this all a tax scam? [Video]


"Victim mentality is a tool of one-world government racketeers.
The Fanged Wilds and Women Program aims to help women overcome that victim mentality by identifying with the dangerous predators they save from extinction."~VCBestor


Friday, January 9, 2015

I tried to go back in December...

India was awesome. I wanted to return but the visa bureaucracy was such a hassle the first time, I expanded my horizons for my "travel year." (I hate to sound superstitious, but it's amazing that I was able to fly in possibly the only ethical way available in the era of Global Warming!) Since I was flying stand-by, I could make plans last minute. Unfortunately that squeezed out Brazil, which also demands visa hurdles.

I started studying Russian in hopes of going to support leopards in the 'Stans... but that didn't pan out. So in 2014 I ended up speaking Spanish,

Arabic,
French,

German,










Italian,



Indonesian,

Mandarin, Japanese,








Romanian,
and...

Tibetan! ག་ལེར་ཕེབས་། (Goodbye!)

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Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Goddess in Stones

Thanks to you who wrote via our website, FangedWilds.org.
I'll suspend the blog till I get back from India.
Till then, I recommend A Goddess in the Stones :
The Dongria Kondh girls "....came skipping down the paths in parties, flashing their eyes in all directions, chattering in high-pitched birdlike voices." They wore "richly embroidered scarves, and combs plus a dagger in their hair."
My blog continues here.
Namaste!
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Monday, November 25, 2013

Love is a Menace

I put myself at risk out of love for the planet. A friend said about my blog, "You don't hold back." Isn't that the earmark of passion? In contrast, people who desecrate Mother Nature or, say, proudly hunt wolves are often passionate about their religions. Do their brains make a significant connection between Creator and creation? Can insecure egos drive the need to dominate?

Research participants who watched awe-inspiring images became increasingly intolerant of uncertainty. Yet life seems to demand things in good measure. Spirituality, biodiversity, doubt, and human responsibility can all co-exist. We need the will to be both puny and powerful. We need passion.

Yet the awe in love makes us crave certainty. We may destroy what we love, just to get certainty. The cost may not just be to this world. Our souls may grow in spurts each time we feel awe without defining it by what we think we know. Going in and out of our minds may be the engine that builds character. It may be logical to try to dominate nature. It may be insane to risk your life for love of the ecosystem.

My blog-reading friend may think he knows me, and think I'm not holding back. We imagine Mother Nature will hold back because God is ultimately pulling the strings. In the Hindu pantheon, Kali interests me. Humanity may lose all certainty and security when we feel awe of Climate Change!

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Saturday, November 9, 2013

Coarse Miracles

I dated an electrical engineer from HP. On his daughter's birthday, he confided that she had become entangled with a drug-dealer boyfriend. Optimistically I suggested the perfect birthday present for her was a Ba Gua mirror, the Chinese symbol for protection.

We were at my house, where I happened to have a Ba Gua on hand. To add mystique to the second-hand gift, I said I was going to put a spell on it. I portentously led my skeptical date out onto the deck to create some drama. I raised the mirror to the sky and pronounced some sort of prayer for her: "Angels and all good energies of the universe, please come guide and guard this young woman." But mostly I was putting on a show for the guy's amusement. He was an engineer, right?

To my surprise, as I held the small mirror up toward the sun, I saw glowing orbs descend into the object. The engineer said something like, "Those balls of light must be angels."

Startled, I exclaimed, "You saw those too?" My jaw was open.

He denied, "No, I didn't see anything."

Contrast that to several years before, when I had a boyfriend in the Eckankar cult. He proposed marriage. My refusal inspired him to stomp off and, in his exit, lift up and smash to the ground a cinder block in my driveway. Later, I was cleaning my bedroom when a sudden image flooded my brain of that guy hitting me in the head with an ax. The vision was so distinct, I didn't hesitate to mention it the next time I saw him. "Yeah," he said, "I went home that day and split kindling... and I pretended the wood was you."

Thoughts do have substance. How much? Do they have as much substance as some of us believe?

The Dalai Lama or someone said, “The best meditation is critical thinking – followed by action.” If your daughter dates a drug dealer, forget the magic mirror: give her an intervention.

Common sense must balance magic and religion. I'm going to India soon, to see the women rangers of Gir. I'm prepared to have some swami come up and pronounce my mother's maiden name or something. Mystical events are a huge industry in India, if you take into account all the temples, ashrams and festivals. Meanwhile, Mother Teresa preached against abortion while children died of malnutrition before her eyes.


If you can't trust a woman with a choice, how can you trust a woman with orbs of light?




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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

You and your Bad Banana

Humanity's soul is in a tango with this Earth. Of the issue from that marriage, species extinctions are like botched, illegal back-room abortions performed on a global scale by the Big-Oil ilk of Dick Cheney. Humanity, please stop aborting species!

The last population of Asiatic lions is protected by the women rangers of the Gir Forest. For my trip to document them, I'm learning some Hindi. Their word for expand -- as in, to expand your mind -- is badhaana, so the mnemonic I'm using is Bad Banana.

Speaking of bad bananas, in the memoir I'm reading, Dreaming in Hindi, the author's ambitiously libertine friend is warned not to "expand the mind" of an Indian's fiancee.

I don't want to create any international incidents. But I'm going to a country where, beyond the Muslim influence, a Hindi woman is deemed less likely to reincarnate as a man than an animal is to reincarnate into a person. By the way, I tried to find a word for "woman libertine" and failed: all the synonyms suggest tramps rather than someone who is merely adventurous and sensually opportunistic. So Western culture isn't ready to go around pointing fingers at who is sexist. "Belonging to a tribal Muslim community that did not let its womenfolk seek work outside home," one of the Gir lion guards is as much an icon for women's-work home-bodies in our country as, say, Hillary Clinton.

Women like us can be Bad Bananas. We can expand one another more deeply into the web of life.

We can set the standard against which abominations against nature stand out like industrial pollution would in a wildlife preserve.



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Thursday, October 31, 2013

Miracles versus Magic

Just back from my first trip to Hawaii, I realized the guy I'd fallen in love with at Hookena Beach used the same pick-up line as the romantic hero of my novel: "Let me remodel your kitchen in Oregon." The statistical likelihood of his words defied the laws of physics and probably even of some religions.

No-one had read my book. Yet my soon-to-be-fiancé shared distinct qualities not only with that mountaineer character, but with the book's other love interest who sailed around Manhattan. The improbabilities spooked me so much, I asked the actual stud if we should consult a rabbi or priest.

I conscientiously emailed my author acquaintances to warn, "Be careful what you write - it may come true!"

Surely the miracle was an omen that my whole "Fanged Wilds" ecology project was about to achieve success. But that was two years ago. Ahem. As for romance, let's just say I'm glad the analogy I used was "remodel your kitchen" rather than "clean your clock."

In my novel, the kitchen was a metaphor not just for a woman's hearth and home, but for her heart. In my passion to serve the greater good, I put my kitchen on my sleeve, and my sleeve became an industrial oven-mitt made of something like asbestos that saves your life now but kills you in the long run. Meaning? Based on the miracle that happened to me, I made assumptions. For instance, I extrapolated that justice exists. Ha ha.

Am I beat? Is Global Warming* hopeless? I can stand the heat, babe, and I'm not getting out of this kitchen. (*Climate Deniers: if you are cold right now, that does not disprove the greenhouse effect. You may want to put on an extra pair of your sacred underwear.)

I just told someone about the miracle of my kitchen, and she piped up, "Have you read The Secret?!" $ome $ecret. I've written affirmations since the 1980s, made vision boards, and immersed myself in all possible New-Age positivities. Yet the kitchen-remodel event two years ago was the only remotely related result of my scripted longings. After twenty-eight years. Who wants to admit failure? The shadow side of empowerment is that we blame ourselves for futility. I used Louise Hay's "Heal Your Body" for 28 years. My mistake (cough).

I have years of formal training in science (including a Master's degree) so - while not indoctrinated so far as to ignore my own direct experience - I can apply Occam's Razor even to splendid mysteries. Reductionists as well as fantasists may get convulsions from my conclusion. Yet consider that my consciousness may be independent of entropy while within the space-time continuum. I've often had verifiable premonitions. That at least partly explains the miracle of that sexy "soul mate" saying the same pick-up line as the hottest character in my novel.

Science: gotta luv it. "The Secret"? Not so much.
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Wishful thinking and magical beliefs cause pregnancy. (Okay, sex also plays a role.) Nearly half of fetuses are unintended. Surprise! Women can be irrational about birth control. As Jezebel Magazine says, "'The Secret' is a terrible contraception plan."

Seven hundred tons of carbon aren't blanketing our climate -- trapping heat -- for each child whom I do not have. That's also 700 tons per grand-kid, great-grand-kid.... down through Mad Max #946.

Seven hundred tons of carbon footprint per American child: bravo, Mommy. Yeah, childbirth is a miracle.

Instead I have kitty-cats as my babies. And, as my gawky teen-age brain-child, I nurture the "Fanged Wilds and Women Program." My ex-soul-mate pointed out, "A sunset is a miracle." Reductionism comes in all shades. Whether someone harms my idealism or my biosphere, they dishonor a   miracle .

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