Good day everyone!
Surely everyone has heard about carbon dioxide pollution. But perhaps not everyone understands how serious the consequences of such pollution can be - because otherwise we would already have clean engines in our cars, and would do everything in our power to remove all other sources of environmental pollution.
I will read an excerpt from Michel Desmarquet's book Thiaoouba: The Golden Planet where Thao speaks on this subject:
(* You can learn from other videos on my channel, as well as from my free e-book, Simple Truths of Life, how I KNOW that book is completely true.)
“I recall that Thao remained as though lost in thought for quite some time - looking at me without speaking; then she resumed:
‘For approximately one hundred and forty years on your planet, man has been accelerating the destruction of Nature and the pollution of the environment. This has happened since the discovery of steam power and the combustion engine. You have but a few years left in which to arrest the pollution before the situation becomes irreversible. One of the principal pollutants on Earth is the petrol driven engine and this could be replaced immediately with a hydrogen engine that would cause no pollution, so to speak. On certain planets, this is called the ‘clean motor’. Prototypes for such an engine have been constructed by various engineers on your planet but they must be industrially manufactured in order to replace petrol engines. Not only would this measure mean a seventy per cent reduction in current levels of pollution by combustion waste, but it would also be more economical for consumers.
‘The big petrol corporations had been terrified at the idea of this motor being popularised for it would mean loss of sales for their oil and subsequent financial ruin.
‘Governments, too, who impose enormous taxes on these oils, would suffer equally. You see, Michel, it always comes back to money. Because of it, you have a whole economic and financial context that opposes progress towards radical change in the interest of all human life on Earth.
‘The people on Earth allow themselves to be pushed around, bullied, exploited and led to the abattoirs by political and financial cartels which are sometimes even associated with well-known sects and religions.
‘When these cartels fail to win the people with clever advertising campaigns intended to brainwash them, they try to succeed through political channels, and next through religion or through a clever blend of the lot.
‘Great men wanting to do something for mankind have simply been done away with. Martin Luther King is one example; Ghandi is another.
‘But the people of Earth can no longer allow themselves to be treated as fools and led to the abattoirs like flocks of sheep by leaders that they, themselves, have democratically elected. The people form the vast majority. In a nation of one hundred million inhabitants, it is absurd that a group of financiers comprising perhaps a thousand individuals can decide the fate of the others - like the butcher does at the abattoir.
‘Such a group has well and truly stifled the business of the hydrogen motor so that it is no longer mentioned.
‘These people couldn’t care less what might happen to your planet in years to come. Selfishly, they seek their gains, expecting to be dead before ‘whatever is going to happen’ happens. If the Earth disappears, as a result of horrific cataclysms, they assume they will already be dead.
‘There, they are making a big mistake, for the source of the coming disasters is the pollution which is growing daily on your planet, and its consequences will be felt very soon - much sooner than you can imagine. The people of Earth must not do as the child forbidden to play with fire; the child is without experience and, in spite of the prohibition, he disobeys and burns himself. Once burnt, he ‘knows’ that the adults were right. He won’t play with fire again but he will pay for his disobedience by suffering for several days afterwards.
‘Unfortunately, in the case that concerns us, the consequences are much more serious than the burn of a child. It’s the destruction of your entire planet that is at risk1 - with no second chance if you don’t place your trust in those who want to help you.
‘It interests us to see that recently established ecological movements are gaining in momentum and power; and that the young people of Earth are ‘carrying’ other sensible people along with them in their fight against pollution.
‘There is only one solution, as Arki told you - the grouping of individuals. A group is only as powerful as it is large. Those whom you call the conservationists are becoming stronger and stronger and will continue to do so. But it is vital that people forget their hated, their resentment, and especially their political and racial differences. This group must be internationally united - and don’t tell me that is so difficult - for already on Earth there exists a non-violent and very large international organisation - the International Red Cross, which has been functioning effectively for quite some time.
‘It is essential that this conservationist group include in its programs not only the conservation of the environment from direct damage but from indirect damage as well, such as that which results from smoke: exhaust fumes from vehicles, smoke from factories, and so on.
‘The waste water from large towns and factories, which is chemically treated, is also harmful and empties into river systems and oceans. Smoke from the USA has already caused more than forty lakes in Canada to become sterile by means of the acid rains it provoked. The same thing is occurring in Northern Europe due to pollution from French factories and the German Rhur.”
End of quote.
As Thao said – “It’s the destruction of your entire planet that is at risk”. Different people who have read Michel Desmarquet's book interpret these words in different ways. Some say that the Earth can explode due to the overheating of the core of the planet - in case scientists made a mistake regarding the composition of that core, and in reality it consists of radioactive elements. I'll link in the description to that article (1).
(* It is worth noting that the author of the works on that website was caught lying about his relationship with Michel. But this does not mean that his thoughts regarding the core of the planet should also be wrong. It is up to you to decide if they can be reflected in reality or not. )
Others say that the word "destruction" does not mean an explosion.
Whatever it is, if people continue to pollute the atmosphere, then our civilization will definitely come to an end. As Thao said, we only have a few years to stop the pollution before the situation becomes irreversible.
Humanity's goal regarding pollution should be to return the composition of the atmosphere to its pre-steam level. (show ppm CO2 plot over centuries). Up to about 280 ppm (parts per million).
Thao has already mentioned several ideas for measures that people could take to eliminate much of the pollution.
But it is the people, united, who must eliminate it. They don't have to wait for someone else to do all the work for them. And even more so, you should not expect that car manufacturers will suddenly start producing only electric cars.
This is a very big topic, and I wrote in the Manifesto chapter of my free online book, Simple Truths of Life, about how you can come to a new organization of society where people will have complete control over the life of their country; and where people will not need to have money to get food and other goods necessary for life. In such a society, it will be possible to eliminate all sources of pollution without much difficulty, since there will be no more corporations that often seek only personal gain, and very often this benefit comes at the expense of most people.
Of course, there are other ways to eliminate pollution that don’t require a radical restructuring of the entire society. Thao said that a hydrogen engine would be more economical for consumers. Thus, people wouldn't have to pay a lot of money to fill up their car. The problem is that currently there’s no such engine. Fuel cell is not an engine by definition. Fuel cell vehicles are electric vehicles whose batteries are charged from that fuel cell rather than from the grid as in conventional electric vehicles. For this reason, conventional electric vehicles are much more efficient than those using a fuel cell, as they do not waste energy converting hydrogen into electricity; plus, initially you need to spend energy to get that very hydrogen; and then it needs to be transported and stored at gas stations.
In this version, people still need to be united and act together. For example, if most people simply stopped using and buying gasoline-powered cars, then car manufacturers would have no choice but to produce clean cars if they wanted to continue to exist.
(*Of course, not all people will be able to get to work if they refuse to temporarily use a car that runs on gasoline. But we do not need absolutely everyone to boycott gasoline engines. Most will be enough.)
There is already such a thing as voting with your wallet, when people refuse to buy products in order to influence corporations. This is already a good start. But it is necessary that this trend spreads to everything that has a detrimental effect on the environment, on nature.
I won't try to give a lot of information in this video as there are a lot of articles and videos on the topic of environmental and atmospheric pollution. Here I just wanted to acquaint people with how serious this topic is, and how catastrophic the consequences of our erroneous collective actions can be.
Thank you for watching and try to save nature! I also strongly advise you to read the book "Thiaoouba: The Golden Planet" - its electronic version is free. I already showed a slide where I wrote about my book and my videos, in which I talk about my life experiences that led me to Michel Desmarquet's book, and about subsequent events that proved to me that his experience with Thiaooubians was genuine. The knowledge given to us by Thiaooubians can greatly help us in our lives on this planet.
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