Climate Mandate

07/25/2007

Joel Akin

Of course a man is the date. If man was the body of day then who was the body of it in the sea? The body was bill and we had to pay it.

Bill is a symptom of the age. He is the every man who has a bill they can’t pay. It could be a box or a fox but the point is it isn’t one they can bill to another.

Thus the body of us is to see that if the body of Christ is to bring us life then the body of the climate is to bill those who have a little bit of life. Thus if the body of it is in Egypt then we who are alive have a debt to those who went before. For if they built up plans for a new way of life we in this age might forget.

Thus the Egyptians had a plan. One so vast in scope if the men did forget the legacy of the world they had would remain behind.

They built up pyramid after pyramid until the world was filled. They had over a hundred but eventually men came and told them they were theirs. People from those lands said “We built them”.

The point is that Egyptians were the architects of history. If we could we would find they built the pyramids on top of old reservoirs of poison. Poison then was a toxic name for soup of oil.

Oil is the grace of this time but we had those who were of Egypt to thank. They built up a pyramid over the one zone they knew was filled with a reservoir of oil. That means if you dig down below you will find a huge pile of toxic waste. Only it is the source of the world and its oil for the foreseeable and potential future.

Oil is the climate in a way. We use it today and think it is going out. However, with apology to those who believe in Peak Oil, I have a greater idea that if oil were to continue then we have to find a way of burning it before it comes out of the deep. So when the age of things to come is revealed it will bring up more then climate and change. It will reveal the man of the hour. His name is Toxic Waste.

We have to find a way of burning all the oil we can while we can before we find new ways of using it up. Of course that sounds foolish but then again so does the idea that we create carbon.