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  Louis Edward Francis Mills September 7, 2015 at 9:35am

  Quite right. Thank you Suiris. If you examine the pyramids and ancient networks closely, they resemble insect mounds. The "Greys" look insect like also. The body of thought that says they created our race through genetic science then, gains weight through the many insect natures we display as a species. Of course this could just be a pan species symbiosis, the worrying part is of course how quickly the human mind becomes the mind of an insect worker drone. We have the ability to shut down the creative impulse to make us more like a calculator and suited to the business world, where every dollar must be counted (why, God, at all?). This all amounts to the rather dark summation that the elite have been controlling us through our genetics, since they took over the shattered remains of the Annunaki/Sumerian empires which us slaves rose up and smashed to pieces.
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  Suiris August 25, 2015 at 2:06am

  Humankind has been developed like a herd in terms of reproduction. The difference in numbers is massive, in comparison with our star homes. Their consciousness is still locked into survival patterns, so no wonder. Some of their governments often feed this behaviour, as highly effective tool for manipulating masses.
  
  Some of the most advanced races I've known, resemble ancient civilizations on Earth. Spacious nature with little to none buildings. You could stare at one of the ancient, native watcher, sitting at top of a mountain for thousands of years, whether be raining or snowing. Watching over the constant of information, keeping an stable reality within their planet's current myriads. Being source themselves, taking care of their mother land.
  
  Everything is free from struggle and division. Life is freedom, wise, beautiful beings. It's pleasure to share words with them, it's touching, inspiring and meaningful. Entities are born wise.
  
  Here, some human beings lack sentience even towards their own equals, I doubt they'll take care of animal fauna, not to mention insects.
  
  Everything changes. New ways and sentient cultures evolving on earth, coming from starseeds now raining on Gaia.
  
  We're redirecting a consciouss frame, which was missing on earth, after some dubious manipulation by their beloved creators, as part of their experiment.
  
  
  Anyway, this new frame manifests, well, like starseeds. So, we're populating Earth, in other words.

  We're becoming humanity.
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  Malcolm August 24, 2015 at 9:30pm

  We need insects, just as we need sharks. They play a role with balance and cleanliness with our environment. And they are a good source of protein, if such is needed.
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  Louis Edward Francis Mills August 24, 2015 at 4:48pm

  I am glad you liked this one Feather Winger.
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  Feather Winger August 24, 2015 at 4:31pm

  http://realitysandwich.com/181669/psychedelics_and_ecology/
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  Louis Edward Francis Mills August 24, 2015 at 4:29pm

  It cannot have always been this way. Life was once instinctual. We replaced instinct with impulse and doomed ourselves.
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  Feather Winger August 24, 2015 at 3:40pm

  This is just a symptom of a bigger problem....a total dis-connect from and lack of understanding of  nature. We struggle against the nature instead of working together with her...
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  Louis Edward Francis Mills August 24, 2015 at 2:08pm

  Ashtar Command. A platform for the cosmic representation of the fraction species of human beings within the planet primarily occupied by the insect kingdom. On who they invaded, enslaved and made war, as with most of their "cultural exchanges". The glaringly obvious point I am trying to make is that herein you chose the No. 1! most numerous life form to bend to your will, and now that the bees are caught in your collateral damage, humans of folly, like the suicidal sting, you find yourself in the death throes of defending your "way of life" as it infects and bleeds poison through the larger organism. Bee stings humans, humans sting nature. The only fighter, the only war that is ever possible, is a suicidal one. Thus is the lesson of the bee.
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  Louis Edward Francis Mills August 24, 2015 at 1:57pm

  For he who honors shall be counted first among trillions. Appealing, no?