Monthly Archives: June 2011
Posted on June 30, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
Public Sector Strikes in Zoomanity
England in chaos again as public sector workers go on strike. It’s all about pension changes. The result of the changes means for most, work longer, more contributions for less of a pension.
As I walk past the large gathering outside the public sector offices I can hear a woman screaming how her life has been ruined. She looks around 45. I can read a sign that also says, ‘lives left in tatters’, there are of course many more.
On the news a woman cried as she talked about how her years of dedication had been rewarded with another six years of hard work added on to her working life, she cried, she was bitter and angry.
This action is taking place all over the country. Of course what I am offering here is an observation, not an opinion.
So a man is born, the man is told to work hard all of his life and ask no questions. He is educated in the ways of the educationalists that teach the man things of interest but of no real life use beyond his schooling.
The job arrives. Man sleeps, man wakes, man holidays then before man knows it … he retires and is put into the field like an aging horse standing staring death in the face.
The man, mankind or zoomanity had taken control of man, man has surrendered his own control. He has given his life into the hands of others, others that are repeatists and just play the rules. The rules of course are written and created by zoomanity. "KEEP IN LINE, ASK NO QUESTIONS, WE’LL LIVE YOUR LIFE FOR YOU".
Zooman kind agrees without an agreement, it’s just that way now. But when it goes wrong, like… continue reading
Posted on June 29, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
Crass Class Zoomanity Wars
Are you middle class, lower class, working class, spiritual class, under class, classless class or an unclassified sub-human or over class new human?
Who’s your group, your tribe, your forum, your people, your gang, your buddies or are you a loner, hider and labeled as weird?
Whatever, whoever I found this interesting.
As I walk to the store near where my home is I have to walk past the criminal crown court in Manchester.
At lunchtime it’s always very busy outside as the cigarette butts pile high as finger nails are bitten off in anticipation of what’s going to take place next in court in the afternoon.
Inside the building the battle lines are clearly drawn. Different classes take their seats and battle begins.
On the desk at the front we have the upper, upper class, the judges that judge the judgment of man.
On the next class we have the parasites (sorry lawyers) who will do anything to make the guilty innocent, bend, twist and manipulate one line of law for the sake of winning a case (more profits) and then of course we have the lower, working, sub classes that have been branded by Zoomanity to be in a place that no one climbs out of.
Inside the crass class court of law the upper and middles class is king.
Then as I walk past at lunch I notice actually they are all the same.
They smoke the same cigarettes, get the same illness from smoking, they drink the same diet coke, get the same rotten teeth and skin from the drink, the only real difference is the switch in power. Inside the man in the dock is the weak submissive one. Outside on his own territory, on the street,… continue reading
Posted on June 28, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
3 months ago I made my very first move into a city to live. The apartment is beautiful, large, high and has everything.
The city is stimulating at a mental level, for a writer like myself it feeds my thinking and pushes my to see and think of in Zoomanity.
Yesterday though as it was so sunny we I took a day out into the country. I drove to a huge, huge park where there are big deer, lots of wildlife, acres of grass and many, many, many big trees, so big and old in fact, trees that have seen kings come and go, lived longer than any new idea, any new government, even the oldest man on Earth.
I spread my blanket on the floor, lay back and look up at the skies and the huge branches of the trees.
There is something in that moment when you let go of the World around and feel the environment as the environment begins to feel you.
There’s a moment where peace overtakes your mind, a calmness takes hold and you go back somewhere you know you should be.
For some reason the moment reminded me of a moment in the movie ‘Avatar’ where the tribe went to the ‘Tree of souls’ where the connection of life forms took place.
As interesting as the city is, as stimulating as the city is the day out had me asking lots of questions that put the mother nature in competition with Zoomanity’s cities.
The city is a creation of man himself. Built on dreams, built on creation, built on aspiration and want of more. The need to drive forward, to consume to feed the wanting mind and control the wanting man.
The concrete cannot pulse like a beating heart,… continue reading
Posted on June 24, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
There’s a house at the edge of a cliff. It never used to be that close in fact it was over a mile away from the sea when the elderly couple bought the house 34 years ago. Now the cliff is just 7 feet away and expected to eat the house any day soon.
It’s only now, just recent the family have moved out. It’s time to go, time to leave the house and allow it to collapse. If it had been right to keep on fighting they would have, but after years of propping up the cliff face, masses of concrete, huge steel piles into the ground and even chains, ropes and other devices trying to hold back the house from eventual destruction. Sometimes you simply have to walk away and allow nature to take its course.
In the world news EU leaders have agreed to support another failing economy in Greece. It’s not the first, it won’t be the last time.
The USA politicians are spending money they do not have, they just keep propping things up. The UK is piling cash into war like many other countries spending money they also don’t have. Banks and banking systems collapse whilst bankers smoke Cuban cigars whilst flicking through the latest catalogs from BMW and Omega.
At one time it was seen as shocking enough when an individual went bankrupt, now it’s nations going bust. But before they go bust the drama unfolds, the ministers that have been busy scratching, tickling and caressing the power of their neighbor across the border making talk over a pillow about how they refuse to let their lover fall flat even if it means destroying more economies.
It’s all very insidious
… continue reading
Posted on June 24, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
Fame, Glee, Perception, Zoomanity
Around 24 hours ago around 50 of them arrived. They slept outside all night, they laughed, shouted, made noises, sat in silence, ate chips, drank coke, then silently as if someone clicked their fingers to snap them out of it, they walked away in silence after the passing of two small coaches with their idols sat there behind black screens. I wondered what the fans must have felt at that point or were they hypnotized?
Fame is not as new as we might think. Nimrod of old wanted fame by building a tower as high as heaven itself. Pharaoh wanted to be immortalized by fame with the statement of stones laden with secrets to the stars and eternal life. Today we see the stage seekers, T.V. nobodies and the very modern cult of the significant all seeking, wanting, chasing fame.
Yet once famous the famous then take stardom to a new level. They are covered, protected and kept away from not only the public touch but the public eye also.
Why?
In some cases fame can only be built around myth, around perception of a reality that really has no existence.
I met a famous musician. His reputation went way before him. Hard rocker, womanizer, drug taker, you name it he was the ultimate in anti-society rules… or so they, Zoomanity told us.
When we met he was quiet, intelligent, sharp, bright and very much the opposite to what he was presented, boxed and wrapped up as from the eyes those that count the cash.
That made me wonder as I was watching a TV cast from a show called Glee from my apartment window as the excited crowds begged to see them just for a moment, hear a single word from… continue reading
Posted on June 20, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
1,300 civilians dead. 300 soldiers and police dead. In other words around 20 people slaughtered everyday on the streets of Syria since March.
I could cry, could you? Not just Syria though is it?
A rifle through the palaces of Ex-Tunisian Prime minister uncovered almost 2kg (4.4lb) of drugs, believed to be cannabis, and $27m (£16.4m; 18.7m euros) in cash. Clearly he hadn’t just been coming back from Wal-Mart!
Then Libya the place where the raping of young women, in fact any women in front of husbands, fathers and grandfathers is apparently rampant during this so-called conflict.
Lets be honest here, there’s something much bigger taking place in the World. It’s the unrest and unseating of something much bigger, much more insidious, much more compelling.
Time of change it is said used to be more local. Is that true? Well if we look at the long history of mankind, no it’s not really. Did Alexander conquer the World? Did the Romans change the World? Did the British Empire leave an undeniable stamp?
There has been conflict before that is local but there has also been agent of change that has affected mankind centuries.
Where did those great empires, those great agents of influence vanish to? The Roman empire left it’s stamp everywhere but today in modern times has been reduced to a place where anyone can go, visit the death arena where nations would be flailed, flogged and brutally murdered to the cheer of the crowds.
The rot had begun, from the inside out, the destruction of morality had begun on a small scale but become the cancer that eventually over-run a whole civilization.
Of course there was people power, of course there was revolt, of course there was also blood and death on… continue reading
Posted on June 14, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
It’s 7:23am in the business district of Manchester.
This is where the ‘big guns’ work. Those that take the life of others and replace it with the life of them.
See the photo above. That’s me of course at the time mentioned at the start of these words.
It’s early for me. I like to wake when I wake, wake with a hug, wake with a kiss, wake with the sound of life around me, inside, outside, slowly welcoming and meeting my day, not when I am forced to wake by the drum of an alarm. Interesting we use the word alarm to wake us in the morning – alarming don’t you think?
So here I am, capturing the sunshine on screen fields in the city just across the street from my new apartment.
I lie here with my eyes closed, my ears open and my mind alert. I can hear the birds talking to each other, welcoming the day and getting ready to be until the sunsets. I look up and watch as new shapes appear in the sky, clouds sharing their space with streams of junk from passing planes.
The streets are packed with suits, clones, drones heading their way to their jobs, to their posts, to their lives. In the city a job is very much a life. Relationships, dates, going out almost everything is related to their jobs.
The early morning alarm rings, it’s time for the job. The lunch bell rings it’s time for a break. The evening call goes out, the workers are released for 12 hours but must return after the… continue reading
Posted on June 10, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
Voyager Escapes Zoomanity
Is space really the final frontier or is the awakening to Zoomanity?
Voyager is racing towards the very edge of the solar system as we know it.
The Voyagers, are traveling at 17 kilometers per second (98,000 mph). And their computing power? A decent smart phone has ten million times more memory than all three on-board computers combined.
16 to receive messages from the edge of the solar system and 16 hours to send one back. 32 seems a long time in the speed of email but we are talking about a message crossing the solar system and back to a small spaceship created with the barely any computing power.
A testament to man, an impressive achievement in an age of updates, upgrades and must have itouch anythings.
Yet it got me asking is space really the final frontier? This led to another question which was why are we doing all of this searching?
Space cannot be the final frontier, surely the final frontier of man is to understand man? The search in space for the origin of life, where do we come from or the God or power or force of creation goes on and on.
And why not, man shows his brilliance time and time again for incredible creation, intelligence and achievement. Yet the one thing man never seems to overcome is the mind of man.
Lets take an example from the World today, right now. The first reaction of man in war is to fight war with bigger better more advanced weapon.
On the BBC news just… continue reading
Posted on June 9, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
Is being a human easy?
Well that really depends on what you identify as a human.
From my apartment office I can see a large office block.
At 8-30am they arrive on mass for a day in the badly lit room, where their day is already planned out for them.
At 1:00pm they file out of the building whilst they break for lunch. Some sit outside on the concrete steps in the sunshine, smoking and eating, others vanish and return later with a full stomach.
At precisely 5:pm a huge mass almost a swarm of locusts leave the building only to block the small roads around the building for the next 45 minutes.
The beeping of horns, the rage in the faces and the blood pressure rises.
Home, eat, bed, repeat!
Being human isn’t easy these days. The trapping of Zoomanity have a well laid out plan for mankind.
Work hard, behave and the rewards will come. Rewards of cars, holidays or new things that soon become old things.
The cycle repeats until death.
Lets think about this.
Each person naturally wants a great life. They want health, happiness and all it entails.
In younger years while the mind is relatively clear they can think and more important dream about what will be or cou8ld be.
Dreams of achieving, fame, supporting, recognition, large family, something, anything extraordinary.
With relative ease all of them, the young minds, the clear, fresh and unpolluted minds will say "I can’t wait to do that"
Zoomanity takes a grip, it begins to add information, more and more and more weekly, daily, almost buy the hour.
Life becomes complicated, complex, cluttered. Jobs need doing, bills need paying, obligations for the office and co-workers must be held.
At the same time the joy and fun… continue reading
Posted on June 8, 2011 by Alan Forrest Smith
Escape from Zoomanity & The One Million
This summer sees the release of a important message. The message is in a book that affects almost everyone.
The book is called – Escape from Zoomanity – around 200 pages, the message itself is much bigger.
Escape from Zoomanity is about real-life adventure, human awakening, natural law stirring, inner awareness, life loss, life resurrection, Zoomanity consciousness.
The message in Escape from Zoomanity is aimed at those who ‘know’ things must change, those that are awakening to their situation, those that need more in their life, those that have come to realize life isn’t what was promised.
This message in Escape from Zoomanity is about creating the life you deserve, leaving Zoomanity, tapping into your veneered humanity, the laws of creation, the deconstruction and reconstruction of human life.
The fast paced read of Escape from Zoomanity has adventure, it is meaningful, it is dramatic, it is sad, it is happy, the outcome will surprise you, the outcome will affect you.
The real life realizations of one man’s life as a Zooman living in Zoomanity. His awakenings, his questionings, his messages and eventually his self-destruction that would lead to a better, stronger, more fulfilled life.
The message directly affects you. Why?
- You will see yourself in this message.
- You will see people you know in this message.
- You will feel yourself in this message.
- You will feel others in this message.
- You’ll be stirred.
- You’ll be provoked.
- You’ll be awakened.
- You’ll want to share.
This is a story of awakening, survival and realizations of… continue reading
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