Coast To Coast AM - 19.6.2011 - 1/4 - The Key

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The Key:

On Sunday night, author Whitley Strieber joined George Knapp to discuss the events in his classic book The Key, and what happened when a strange man showed up unannounced and imparted extraordinary lessons to him in 1998. The man he referred to as the "Master of the Key" issued various prescient remarks about climate changes, which have since started to seem like accurate predictions, such as the possibility we could be entering a new ice age, Strieber outlined. He described how winds blowing over the northern ocean would melt the polar ice, and fresh water would flood down into the south, and into the Atlantic, stopping the Gulf Stream. "And when that happened sudden climate change would be imminent," the Master of the Key warned.

The Master of the Key commented on crop circles, calling them two-dimensional portraits of beings who were "us in another state trying to find a way to communicate with us in this state," Strieber related. The Master also told Strieber that there is more than one universe (an idea now seriously considered in modern physics), and that our universe has collided with one of these "super-scaled physical objects" at least four times in history. Human souls have been harvested to make intelligent machines, the Master ominously revealed.

The Master spoke of the importance of meditation, which helps the soul keep its integrity after the body dies, and how this planet at one time was covered by "a gigantic instrument of communication and ascension." He also predicted that humankind may face its end in the coming century, yet over vast scales of time, creatures such as birds and insects could evolve to become intelligent life forms. More on The Key here.

Animal Ethics:

First hour guest, Wayne Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the U.S., spoke about the BLM wild horse controversy, as well as his efforts to curb the worst elements of animal cruelty, which occurs in such areas as hunting, animal testing, and agriculture. He suggested that people pay closer attention to the source of their food-- the average American eats 40 animals a year, and many of these creatures are raised in inhumane "factory farms."

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[sjdss]

@Gary1111001 your a fucking moron! people are omnivores! being a vegan! is ok! but NOT normal!

[sjdss]

@Gary1111001 for every "study" you can cite I can find one that say we DO need to eat meat! or at least some kind of high protein food! MAN are omnivores if we werent we would not eat meat!

[SilentPrayingmanTis]

im gana go eat a huge greasy cheese bargah! :) thank you Lord!

[mtecmire]

@Turbo05Dodge: I have never said it is wrong to eat meat or hunt through out this entire conversation. All I am saying is, don't try to state that meat is required for life, because it isn't. Also, don't tell us you are somehow helping nature by killing animals. If you like hunting and eating meat than by all means, go for it. But at least state the real reason behind it. You like killing things and eating them. Not some sham, I need meat to live, I help nature survive, truth covering spin.

[mtecmire]

@Turbo05Dodge: With regards to the hunting, if your argument is that you and the rest of the hunting population are somehow doing nature a favor by helping keep down an animal population because without you these animals would be out of control and over populated, that is laughable. Humans destroy the habitat and food of a deer, making them starve, and then turn around and say "we keep them healthy through killing them, so their numbers don't get out of control."

[mtecmire]

@Turbo05Dodge When you point to one significantly small population that lives in extreme weather that doesn't make an argument for the other 6.999 billion people. Yes, Inuit populations need meat to survive because they cannot grow their own food NOT because their body can't run off of some other fuel source. If you will read what I am saying, YOU or ANYONE else in this planet do not HAVE to have meat to survive! Case closed, you can't find one scientific study that states otherwise.

[Turbo05Dodge]

@mtecmire It is a fact that where I live hunters cull the deer population to the point where its healthier. There are far less natural predators left to do so.....so the hunters take what is appropriate. They will starve in winter.

[Turbo05Dodge]

@mtecmire Tell the peoples who live in the arctic circle they don't need meat to survive.

[mtecmire]

@Turbo05Dodge I never said you should or should not eat meat but your statement of eating meat as a means to survive is incorrect. You do not HAVE to eat meat to survive! Plain and simple, there is no argument out there that states not eating meat will lead to less survival or a diminished life span. To state that hunters killing deer so that they "don't starve" is doing the planet or a deer a favor is rediculous. Humans assuming they know what's best for nature is laughable!

[Turbo05Dodge]

@mtecmire Even my vegetarian sister who went to college for both Animal and Human medical studies laughs at people who think no humans should be eating meat.

[Turbo05Dodge]

@mtecmire and man evolved to be omnivores in order to survive, which includes eating meat. Eating meat is still a needed commodity for many peoples in the world to survive. Our eating of animals is a part of the natural balance of life on this planet. The local hunters who take the appropriate number of deer as an example every year to eat are doing a good service. Unless its more humane that the over populated deer starve to death in the heavy winters?

[mtecmire]

@sjdss there are no research studies out there that say we NEED to eat meat. Yes we need amino acids which form complex proteins, but you do not need HIGH PROTEIN foods because you can get enough protein from eating small meals throughout the day. On top of that, your body can only process and use a small amount of protein at a time due to its chemical make-up. On top of that most people think they need lots of protein but really you only need 1 gram of protein per kg of body weight.