The man behind the curtain

September 5, 2007

Things go along like ordinary except they aren’t. Things seem to go along like ordinary. Our life zoomed in on a person, seems like everthing is as it always was. There are people, cities, parks, lands, animals, business, and the cares of ordinary life, in relative comfort and safety. Zoom out a little and things are going crazy. Things are absolutely senseless. Politicians advocating war, war, Terror though the media, how much can you save, Cell phone towers, the mental haze. The endless noise that doesn’t go away. Compare life twenty years ago and now, life seems unreal. Climate change, the world climate is going wacky, and the people on it too - those people in power as well as their mask of sanity falls in the eyes of others.

The world then looks like an insane asylum where the patients run the asylum. Normal people are made to feel unnormal, and try to cling on to their sanity and conscience. 

The man behind the curtain is a system, a system to rid you of who you are. Through the cares of the world it rids us of common sense. This system is like a predator forcing us to make choices and muddles the mind so one can’t think clearly. This system is like a machine to make you useless. A machine that feeds off of humanity. The man behind the curtain is not human as such though he can appear to be human, like an ever oppressive eye-in-the-sky he watches for his moment to strike.

The man behind the curtain is a predator, a monster of many faces.  

 

The day the sun went out

It was an ordinary day. Somebody pulled the switch on the Sun. At first nothing happened, the light hadn’t finished travelling to earth. 8 maybe 7 minutes later, within a second, the sky goes from daylight to night. People stop working and go outside to see what is going on. There are other suns out there shining, though this one is out, far far away. On the night side of earth the moon suddenly disappears and landscape becomes darker.

As time goes by, the temperature starts to drop slowly as the ocean and land cool. People are having a harder time doing things without the light. Animals are confused as to what is going on, night animals and day animals are out and about, their nature cycle thrown out of periodicidy. It gets colder and colder, moisture turns into rain, rain into snow as the hydrological cycle slows down. The temperature rapidly decreases at the equator.

Photosynthesis stops. The plants start to die. People are trying to get by in the cold. Industry keeps going and there is energy but food will eventually run out. The temperature keeps going down, within a week the whole of the surface of the planet is frozen over and all life on the surface dies. 

 

 

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