The next day, the head of the EPA Carol Browner, the head of the Department of Agriculture Dan Glickman, President Clinton, and Al Gore followed suit in demanding that MTBE be taken out of gasoline right away. Since it was required to be added to gasoline in the Clean Air Act of 1990, it couldn’t be removed without an act of congress. Soon after this historical event, the issue went silent again with most Americans not knowing it ever happened.
About the time I figured that my relaying the information about MTBE causing the drought to a reporter had caused the president of the United States to make a move against MTBE, my health started to return to normal at the same time weather patterns settled back to the way they used to be. Within a few weeks of Clinton and Gore raising the MTBE issue in what seemed like knee jerk reaction to inquiries made about MTBE causing the drought by the reporter around Washington DC, I was racing to get my yard’s grass mowed before it rained without a respirator while smiling at commuters stuck in rush hour traffic in front of my house. I smiled because I knew I had been victorious because there was no way I could have done this if MTBE was still in the gasoline those cars were using or my lawnmower.
Mother Nature can’t be fooled
The truth about MTBE, and now ethanol’s, effects on climate change remains Washington’s dirty little secret. I wonder if they’re all truly lying about it or if they’ve compartmentalized the truth in their minds so they’re delusional about what they think is true. It seems a lot of people are lying about this. The truth will be devastating to them when it comes out. They are the world’s most trusted and elite leaders. I wonder if their wives and children know what they’re doing, about how they’re risking the future of mankind playing games with earth’s atmosphere trying to make easy money selling carbon credits so they don’t have to work for a living like we do.
The truth has to come out. Mother Nature has exterminated most of the life on earth many times in cataclysmic climate changing events that started when small changes in weather patterns caused by naturally occurring short-term gases lead to the melting of both arctic tundra and deep sea methane hydrates releasing apocalyptic amounts of the methane they hold filling the atmosphere with hot water vapor that pressure cooked most of the life on earth. Every year that they allow this to continue, we get closer to it happening again.
In the past, new life forms have always re-evolved where eventually Mother Nature spit us out, a species that might be able to understand how to prevent this from happening again. With all the technologies and toxic products civilization has created that will become a soup of chemicals unlike the universe has ever seen before if we don’t wake up to what we’re doing, I don’t think it would be too outrageous to say that life on earth will likely end if this political game our leaders are playing with our future takes a turn for the worst.
I suppose if we weren’t trying so hard to pretend to create global warming while risking accidently doing it, it would likely happen anyway. But then we also have the ability to stop or control it before it happens accept that we’re focusing all our attention on keeping rich people from having to work. Then again we might not have figured any of this out if we weren’t trying to use our most vital technologies to destroy ourselves with in this bid to keep royal families from having to work like everyone else. So there is serendipity in every aspect of our successes and failures.
Maybe this is all part of a grander scheme, something we can’t see, part of a bigger picture, a purpose for our existence. That’s what I’ve thought from the beginning when I first learned of the mistakes we’re making that lead to causing climate change and how they could actually be used to control and enhance weather patterns to better suit our future survival rather than to destroy us. The thing that’s most interesting about this perspective is that Mother Nature’s incentive to get us to harvest these gases and burn them is that we can use them to produce wealth for everyone. But in order to sell us this notion, we first needed to have wealthy specimens of our race to inspire us to want to emulate their materialistic lifestyle. Under this scenario, ironically consuming wealth actually turns out to be a kind of spiritual lifestyle because it appears to be what we are designed to do by a spirit we don’t fully understand.
Will we wake up in time?
The problem now is that the further from reality this scandal falls, the more I’m seeing how the people behind the worst of this story are not going to ever admit they made a mistake even though there is something they can do to stop what is coming. That is the way they are. When we make mistakes, they punish us and guide us towards fixing them even though their the root cause of those mistakes and they’re only pretending they’re real. This encourages us to pay them huge amounts of money to fix problems that don’t exist so they make windfall profits by playing these kinds of games with us because there is really nothing that needs to be fixed. They are our exalted leaders and we are commoners. And I think they would rather take us all to the grave than it ever be said otherwise.
Maybe if a few of them read this article, perhaps they can see some light at the end of the tunnel in the argument that perhaps God used them to make these mistakes so we could find out the truth about what our purpose for being created is, to learn how to harvest dangerous gases from the earth and burn them safely to prevent the extinction of all life here. Then perhaps they will begin to see that what they have done was not a mistake at all but part of their purpose and destiny. Then they might be better willing to own up to the truth so we can turn this thing around before it is too late. Otherwise there’s no telling whether we will survive our reason for existing or not.
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