The Breet Report

As the title suggests, another cookie trail – this is for the swine flu. Again, traveling around on the net has brought this to my attention. (Thank you!) While this is all subtitles and as a whole there is proof that the attention span is not that great, it is highly suggested that if you have about an hour – to read/watch this. She has built the case, again – Like so many others have done when stating, “I am not taking the flu shot.” Besides that, she addresses the political aspects, laws changed, and the lead/build up to what is currently going on….And….once again the plea of “use common sense” has been stated.

From YouTube User 1ALISH, Bell Tolling For the Swine Flu (Dated October 28, 2009)
TERESA FORCADES, doctor in Public Health, reflects on the history, and gives scientific data, of A type flu and lists all the irregularities related to this subject.
She explains the consequences of the declaration of a PANDEMIC, the political consequences from this declaration and makes a proposal to keep calm. She calls for an urgent activation of all legal mechanism and the participation of all citizens in this matter.
Big thanks to Marta Cobos (gripeArtificial), Marina, Paula Hernandez and Amalia, whose help made it possible to publish this version with English subtitles.

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“A recurring theme of the report is that the ecosystem is changing.”

(From the Associated Press, “Change is seen in the Atlantic from climate, fishing” by Clarke Canfield, Associated Press Writer)

If in science there are no absolutes, because in life there are no absolutes, wouldn’t this mean that “the ecosystem is changing,” IS becoming an absolute?

The ecosystem is the world that is above and below. Simply stated, the ecosystem is the air we breathe and the ground we walk on; the water of the streams, lakes, oceans and the life that lives there, unknown to man.

Not too long ago on The Breet Report, there was a connecting the dots about the animals moving away from areas that we, the Super-predator, are found the most.  The NEW bald specie of a bird; the ecosystem of NEW species found in the Indonesian mountain range; and now this,  “The 2009 Ecosystem Status Report says fish populations in U.S. waters from North Carolina to Maine have moved from their traditional home grounds because of a changing environment and human activities.” (Again, from Clarke Canfield of the Associated Press)

Did you know that, the majority of the population can only visualize a radius of about five miles when trying to grasp “human activities?”  It’s true.  If I remember correctly, it was a shrink that came up with that in a study, but don’t quote me.

How did this happen?

We grew up.  Not only did we grow up, but we forgot what it meant to have fun and learn about the things around us.  Short cuts in life or toughing out the rough spots (mostly money) caused “hard feelings.”

If I’m wrong – okay – either way -

The human activities, Global Warming/Global Climate Change, has transformed (the basic terraforming) of all sustainable ecosystems that we rely on to have our each, desperately unique, lives.  The human activities – terraforming – have devastated our planet now affecting everyone.

Since there is proof and more of it every day with EVERYTHING changing and species going extinct, wouldn’t it be easier to stop our terraforming?  We would live better/healthier lives, and give life back to the things that sustain us.

Winging ourselves off the “crack,” the nonrenewable energy, would gear us towards a quality of life that has not been seen in a long time.  Instead of taking and running out of fossil fuels (includes heating and cooling), food (plants or livestock), and the basic tools we take for granted.  This has to happen – we have to stop.  The Earth has warning signs – just like our body does when it is sick. (Apply what you know and then apply it somewhere else – this is called creating a “theory” or “what if…”)

Since there are themes now – in every major scientific study happening – why are we still unable to change?  Do we blame our parents? Do we blame television? Do we blame advertisers? Who are we going to blame so that guilt won’t be there?  Each of us has a part to play.  Each of us matters – for better or worse.  (“For better or Worse” means – even if you don’t like your neighbor, maybe – just maaaybe they are the next inventor for a renewable and sustainable gadget – that is distributed to everyone.)  Who knows…right now the important part of this entry is ….recognizing once and for all that things have to change.

The planet is dying – translation – the ecosystems are dying. (Or are they adapting and we aren’t?)

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As just an individual, we live our lives based off of recommendations of information.  Each of us chooses “how, what, where, and why,” we look at information; and information is found in words (newspapers, books, magazines, etc.), pictures (photos, graphs, etc.), articulate speeches (leaders, etc.), television & radio (pick a category), or just from ordinary conversations.

The events of the past, are dictating current events and events of the future – based off the understanding of information.  With so many people having placed a value on the preciousness of elements, plants, animals, and us (human beings), our ways of “sustainable living” are going to be under the microscope very soon, with a renewed and eager call of change.

The world we live in right now is going to change swiftly because we have changed it swiftly.  Time has no “face” to be measured in Nature, so swiftly could be like the last twenty years of “business as usual,” or tomorrow.  It is all on how we receive the information, in order to determine the best course of action.

In the world of science, any field selected, they are all saying the same thing with the “problems” cropping up, “we just don’t know.”  Here are a couple of examples from recent events and “we just don’t know if what we are doing is going to help.” The issue of the beetles eating the North Carolina forests.  The issue of the germs and flu season fast approaching, and making a lot of people nervous. Last but not least, the Global event of Climate Change.

It is not going to take money to save our environment.

There are two more news reports tonight concerning the environment (the environment we all share – the common thread of all species on this planet) and it clearly points, in my interpretation of the information, to “something big.”

The first story is about “the underestimated cost to climate protection.” It seems that World leaders are concerned with penny pinching – for the environment.  “Factors” were not taken into account for the spread of disease and such that play a part in saving the only thing that gives us life.  Source: Climate protection ‘to cost more’

The environment has dictated to us the well-being everyone is concerned with nowadays.  The environment of the past, the first spills of contamination, started the ball rolling.  The events of now, emissions, pollutants, trash, and everything else – cause our death – and that is going to accelerate.  Just like climate change.

Granted – that is a theory, but so was the other theory presented here about the acceleration of global warming/global climate change (which is happening) and there is proof – rather more proof.

I say more proof because scientist are rational people that will not raise alarms till there is more data.  Science has known about the acceleration they have been witnessing, even more so in the last three to four years.  Scientists realize that mass hysteria is a possibility, especially if present falsely by the right person(s).

In an effort to still “get the word out,” here is one more article, from the media titled -

Changes ‘amplify Arctic warming’

There is a theory, and I forget who first said it (forgive me), about what will happen once all of the ice is gone.  No, not just more water wars – but how the tectonic plates of the Earth will be able to move quicker.

If that is the case, one – wouldn’t that blow the theory of the mountain formations out of the water and prove (finally) that the mountain ranges literally pounded the holy bejesus out of each other.  It wouldn’t just be, “over millions of years the mountain ranges moved inches…” (I really disagree with that theory of mountain range formation.)  Two – wouldn’t that prove just how quick life can change here? Wouldn’t that have an effect on the magnetic poles – the flipping of them?  (The known flipping of the poles….?) Questions. Questions. Questions.

Money is not going to save our butts, and neither will accords of climate protection – it is going to have to come from each other. Our world leaders have access to all kinds of information and to the best minds – in any field of experience! Think about that for just a moment.  They have the ability to make or break each one of us – globally – because we share one common thing – the Earth.

How is that for perspective?

Kind of makes me feel like a sheep being lead…

Again, the argument just started back up right? Common retorts, “You can vote.” “Do you practice what you preach?” “How could you think that way?” “Why wouldn’t it take money?” “Forget it the world has to end sometime.”

What are the odds that the science is right or wrong?

I do not think it is 50/50.  Especially, with so many of us already sick, cancer prone, and a gambit of other ailments.

Note:  The climate report for the planet is due out soon enough and this is why the media is really focusing on the climate right now.

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