There are Illuminati, secret organizations that desire to control and rule the globe as an entirety. They have an agenda that unites the elect of the most sovereign governments across the globe to bring order under one dominant rule to the entire human race. If I were to believe this conspiracy theory of some mass plot to command and conquer the masses I’d have to question what is their aim. Are they concerned with the best interests of mankind? Do they value peace, family, or freedom? Are they storing wealth and power to save humanity from some hidden danger? Well I’ve never been one to believe in conspiracies I like cold facts but, the truth is there are global organizations that are not so secret. They move in the background of the worlds economies and though they have a public face their business practices have the highest levels of secrecy; legally and financially possible.  The sad thing is their sole value has nothing to do with humanity. Its core value is the acquisition of more money and more profit. Its aim is to generate more power and more control with greed and selfish ambition forsaking humanity the environment nature’s ecology and anything standing in the way of the next dollar.

I was blown away to discover that a company could develop genetically engineered produce, label and patent it as its sole proprietor. “The granting of patents covering all genetically engineered varieties (29)” corners the market. With many scientist and years of research geared to create the seed of super beans, corn, wheat, potatoes and other basic produce how can any local farmer try to compete? To patent a basic natural resource such as vegetation and to turn it into a man made commodity for the mere purpose of profit is tyrannical. Such a practice cheats the common man of dignified labor. Agriculture is one of the oldest jobs in history and patents have stripped the common man of making a living from working the lands with his bare hands.
Nature has had its own part in agriculture since the beginning of time. The earth never needed a man to tell it how to grow a seed when it fell into its fertile soil. Before men learned the ways of the land and built tools to cultivate it the earth has sprouted forth vegetation that was healthy and nourishing for every living thing that soared it’s free skies or slithered through its muddy swamps. To forest the foods that the planet gives freely so you can horde and supply to those who can afford them goes against the laws of nature itself.   

People have cultivated lands for as long as they’ve had know how. Who’s to say that corporations don’t have the right to make a profit for taking this cultivation to the next level? Hypothetically, let me be the first to say that this new step in cultivation is unnatural. Introducing science and chemicals to change a plants biological make-up is not a natural process. For a single corporation to control the harvest, processing, and distribution of a necessary resource is almost blasphemous. Creating a cartel where the top seller is basic sustenance and the most addictive and necessary drugs are our essential nutrients. Being that rain falls freely and the humming bird flutters to a garden flower to eat, these vast corporations have no right to hold the worlds food supply hostage for profit. If there names aren’t Noah they have no right to play God. Mother earth has survived a long time and has adapted to the needs of all the children she has bore. These corporations have not foreseen the effects of the damage they have dealt her in such a short time. Their pillaging has not stopped at the sandy shores of California ; it has reached out to the depth of the seas. Industrialized fishing fleets rape international sea beds in search of commodities of the most luxurious kind. For all of their gains approximately 50 percent of their catch is deemed unusable; killed, and dumped back into the ocean. People seem outraged at accidental oil spills citing all the effects crude oils plays on the marine ecology. I wonder what are the lasting effects of dumping 50 percent of death into an ocean full of life which provides for the tiniest organism and the largest sea mammal.     

As a child I use to capture flies in a jar. Most of the time they would die and some times I would attempt to put these deceased flies inside of a spider’s web. After watching for a few minutes I was amazed to see the spider crawl from hiding and release the dead housefly from its web. Early on I understood that the predatory spider naturally needed live prey to feed on. Could I say that these large corporations haven’t considered the damage they’re inflicting on marine biology. On the contrary they have full knowledge of their actions. It’s evident in global fish stock depletions connected directly to their over fishing practices. The sad fact remains that they don’t care about any species that is lower in the food chain, very little for their own for that matter. They scoured and scourge the highest mountain peak and the deepest ocean depth they can reach in the name of profit.  In the name of profit, backed by the IMF and the World Bank companies such as Cargill and Monsanto continue to globalize the earth’s food supply. With never ending greed and an unrelenting lust for money who’s to stop them from controlling the global food market? Do we not need technological advancements and modernized harvest methods?  Are they not aiding the world as a whole by privatizing their services? Time will indeed tell. One can only hope that we do not feel the rage of the mother earth before we find out. I do know for sure that this globe has been spinning before their corporations we’re built and will continue to after their founders are dead and gone.

While the IMF and WTO and organizations like them struggle for world dominance I hear the voice of the planet in the winds. It cries out saying” I created you with all you need remove your technology that you’ve created for me. Give me back to the people and I will replenish and provide as I’ve always have.” Unfortunately  I only imagine the presidents of the global conglomerates  driving a Bentley to work sipping their genetically engineered coffee beans still wanting more c.r.e.a.m. for after all this is there creed and this is the rule they value and cherish most. Cash Rules Everything Around Me C.R.E.A.M get the money Dollar Dollar bills yalllll!