December 2022 is just about gone and with it the year 2022 ebbs away into the abyss of history: What developmental lessons have we learnt to date and what does the future portend for humanity?

Unlike previous articles on this blog; see November article here; https://organicconsumersalliance.org/our-blog/181-a-revisit-of-the-convergence-of-toxicity-from-gmos-and-mrna-vaccines-the-post-vaccination-effects-enhanced-by-gmos.html this one, for the month of December, poses an existential question; What developmental lessons have we learnt to date  and what does the future portend for humanity?

• Humanity is at crossroads; there are only two options to choose from…read on...

Throughout the history of mankind (humankind), human evolution and development has been informed and shaped by two antagonistic forces, the forces of good versus the forces of evil; the forces of positive energy versus the forces of negative energy; the forces aligned with nature versus the forces against nature.

• Throughout human evolution, man has increasingly exerted and caused the greatest imbalance to the ecosystem in the name of ‘civilization’, this developmental trajectory has, unfortunately, not been informed by the forces aligned with nature and natural harmony with the resultant inequity and injustice we witness today; that inequitable distribution of resources and ensuing inequity and injustice has informed the articulation of the 17 ‘Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs); Here, a summary; https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/

• The question that begs an answer is; ‘how can the same creators of the social and economic inequity claim to drive the human development agenda towards a state of equity and justice?’
• Increasing poverty, hunger and deteriorating health outcomes are the three most pressing human existence threats, today, compounded by the ‘climate change crisis’; a direct and indirect result of the capitalistic socio-economic system designed to benefit only a few, especially the emerging exclusive class of the ‘billionaire elite’.

• This uber wealthy class have accumulated disproportionately massive wealth by leveraging exploitative and extractive means without regard or care as to how the inequitable distribution of wealth has impacted the rest of humanity and the ecosystem.
• This developmental model that is unjust and inequitable has increasingly manifested in increasing poverty, hunger and ill health (see Sustainable Development goals no. 1, 2 and 3) in addition to the SDGs related to climate change, now ‘climate crisis’.
• The current human condition is a vicious cycle, exemplified by a broken food system, which can only be fixed if humanity makes radically transformational changes; starting with fixing the food and nutrition system and redistributing wealth. This wealth is currently controlled by a few psychopathic techno-billionaire elites.
• Who are these techno-elites who perceive themselves as ‘gods’ who think they have the power to ‘hack the human genome and create humans in their own image’?

• Here is a good starting point; the leadership of the World Economic Forum (WEF) consider themselves as akin to ‘gods with divine power’ to determine the future of the rest of humanity; Have a listen to Klaus Schwab and one of his advisors, Yuval Harari pontificate on how they visualize the future of humanity:
• Here is a short video in which they articulate their perceived future;

• Do we have more evidence of their coordinated and strategic plans to ‘create the world in their own image? The image that Yuval Harari and Klaus Schwab allude to in the shared video?
• Yes, there is plenty of evidence; Here is one such video, demonstrating a ‘joint venture’ to replace natural seeds with GMO seeds, the video was shot in Uganda, sometime ago;
• This is concrete evidence of attempts to re-create the world in their own image, including their patented seeds and food…GMOs and ‘GMO soya based meat products’…one of Bill Gates obsessions…

Going forward the question is… ‘is this how humankind intends to address the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, including how to reduce world poverty, hunger and disease?’  Is there another way? An approach, a system which is more equitable, more just, more caring and in harmony with natural ecosystems?

• Yes, the good news is that there is another option, one that addresses the 17 SDGs, truly, ‘leaving no one behind’, in a simple yet time tasted ancestral food web, understood and practiced over millennia, by among others, ancient Mexicans;
• The Three Sisters is an example of an inclusive and indigenous wisdom based method of wholesome, agroecological food cultivation; maize/corn, beans and squash/pumpkins were grown together and synergistically supported each other, hence the name the ‘The Three Sisters’; https://alamedabackyardgrowers.org/a-history-lesson-indigenous-garden-techniques-with-the-three-sisters/
• A simple yet science informed approach that ensured continuous soil enrichment and a steady supply of safe and nutritious food, without use of harmful, soil destroying synthetic fertilizers and agrochemicals.
• Here is another example of the preferred option, the agrobiodiversity informed approach which is in alignment with nature and ensures, not only food security but also food sovereignty; where people grow their preferred foods and still retain their tree/forest cover: An example from Tanzania;

• As next steps, as we enter the year 2023, there is need to redouble our efforts to create awareness among as many people as possible, by all means possible, including leveraging innovative Social Media platforms, like YouTube, Twitter and Instagram, among others, to warn humanity on the impending danger and inherent existential threat from blindly following a small group of psychopathic billionaire elites who are scheming, marketing and executing the exclusive techno-elites controlled food system in which they plan to re-create the world in their image and to play god’, at the expense of the rest of humanity!

• There is another option, a better way to chart and define the future of humanity; a more just and equitable world order; it includes an inclusive agroecological food system approach, which leaves no one behind.

• The agroecological food and nutrition system will seamlessly address the current ‘quadruple crises’ of Poverty, Hunger, Burden of Disease and Climate Change in an integrated approach that provides developmental solutions to all the 17 SDGs, especially the interlinked and interconnected challenges of the ‘quadruple crises’.

• In an effort to create awareness on the better choice of the two options that humanity faces, under the auspices of the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa(AFSA) a recently published book has been launched; This book is co-authored by the blog writer, Dr. Peter Mokaya, titled; ‘My Food is African’....download a free copy here: https://afsafrica.org/my-food-is-african-healthy-soil-safe-foods-and-diverse-diets/

• Enjoy the festive season… remember… ‘My Food is African’ and stay alert
• Don’t succumb to the less than noble schemes and machinations of the exclusivist future, as defined and executed by World Economic Forum(WEF) elitists who are hellbent to ‘re-create the world in their own image… by playing God’.