Evolution of Humanity

Sur le long chemin de la Vérité, nous sommes de plus en plus nombreux à nous poser des questions sur notre monde, à chercher des réponses sur Internet. Internet représente notre société, il est vaste, et si vous cherchez bien, il peut  répondre à de nombreuses questions, mais sachez rester très méfiant quant la qualité et la véracité des informations, beaucoup ont des intérêts dissimulés et peuvent biaiser le sens à leur avantage, voir vous induire sur un chemin différent. Le choc des faits est souvent assez brutal. Devant la réalité des faits, il faut apprendre à relativiser, à prendre du recul. La confusion d'une telle richesse de connaissances acquise trop rapidement ne doit pas nous rendre amer. Vous passerez plusieurs étapes comme si vous avez reçu un choc émotionnel, la vérité est souvent difficile à digérer, mais passé les stades, de l'horreur, de la colère et de la haine, le ciel s'éclaircira peu à peu sur la recherche de solutions et vous permettra

Food is essential, industrial food is deadly, yet nature has shown us the example or some clever people believed they could poison us with food that was altered, processed and modified, unstructured, pushed without soil, based on chemicals.  , without any pity for the "pieces" which they raise, and which themselves admit not being nourished by them, with the sole aim of making a lot of money, to the detriment of the life of their customers necessarily immersed in  a cloud of lies in order to obscure the reality of our modern sectors of our intensive agriculture.  Some numbers  Out of 100 hungry people, 80 are rural and 20 live in cities.  The Earth has 7 billion inhabitants.  It can feed 12 billion.  Every day, 17,000 children under the age of 5 die from diseases linked to malnutrition.  In 40 years, the price of rice has fallen by 40%.  More than 2.5 million French people have recourse to food aid.  Source: report to the UN by Jean Ziegler  Food waste in 1 minute  Global Gâc

Agriculture (from the Latin agricultura, composed from ager, field and anger, to cultivate) is a process by which humans arrange their ecosystems to meet the primary and other food needs of their societies.  Formerly, the peasants respected the land, maintained it by cherishing it, thanks to ancestral methods, they did not ask nature more than what they needed, producing on the smallest possible surface ...  Then, the mechanization methods made it possible to professionalize the practices and the practitioners becoming farmers, agrochemical technicians, who for the sake of profitability have invested considerably in large areas of land, cultivating the same species for kilometers,  degrading the soils with their plow, eliminating nature, favoring invasive species, so they decided to use chemicals to exterminate this vermin, pesticides ... then the earth became sterile, so the chemists decided to provide the  bricks of life with chemical fertilizers of course.  As the land is no longer