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Man, Ethics and
Agriculture
I am very sorry to note that in all the discussions,
opinions and hypothesis regarding the great crisis that is
afflicting our Country (which is, however, a worldwide crisis), the
only aspects that are analyzed are almost exclusively the economic
and financial ones. If we go beyond the numerical aspects (bank
statements, debts, etc.) we can see that the origin of this crisis
has very distant roots and was not born in the halls of banks or
Parliaments, but it was born in the Heart of Man. The west is
sick: seriously sick; I always sustain that we westerners (a term
which today is not very configurable) are corrupt inside; a
corruption that is not economic (terms which we are used to thinking
in) but moral. We think, we decree, we legislate, we exclusively
build hypothesis with numerical and economic logics without thinking
that man is a Manifestation of something More; he is a Being that
Surpasses; he is an Image of the Beyond. Yet today the west
speaks another language. Fifty years of economic policy have
destroyed the Culture handed down by our Fathers; a culture that had
grown through millennia of observations and experience. When
American and European Colonialism invaded the world, it devastated
every form of culture, every trace of that Morality that Nature had
taught man. Destroying the structures of nature, we destroy the
anthropological Spirituality; deviating the ecosystem, we deprive
man of his Soul. We create a creature which is both alienated and
alienating. Too many teachers, men of finance, politicians,
experts (a word that we should no longer use) are continuing to kill
the soul of this Country. Emptying our countryside, forcing the few
remaining farmers into debt, imposing irresponsible rural models or
not defending responsible ones. The European Union and the
United States are the ones who are really to blame for this
disaster. Acting on corrupt Ethics, they want to finish destroying
what little remains. The country is a place of devastation (as
if it were not the house of the sovereignty of a people);
agriculture is pushed towards using methods that are the products of
a "Regime" science*; this profound corrosion of human Knowledge is
imposed as being correct, sweeping away every other epistemological
form as if they were heresies. The energy that we spend in it is
neither economical nor efficient. We have to dare to denounce
all this infamy without falling into the trap of the logic of
"Western Wisdom", which would leave us dazzled and disorientated.
We have to use new ways of reasoning, even if they are "as old
as the hills", ways that are not based on economic indexes or values
(see http://www.ecosostenibile.org/indval.html), and give back a new
sovereignty to the components of our territory. We are tired of
a Corrupt Political Culture * * that corrupts. We are tired of
hearing the terms free and freedom misused and abused: Expressions
such as free market, free circulation, free competition, etc.
harbour ethical monstrosities that conceal within them only the
great and immoderate interests of the few (who, funnily enough, act
in a monopolistic or oligopolistic regime). The atom is free but
only according to certain rules; the universe is free following its
own rules. Man is really free, with all of his manifestations, when
he acts within the rules. When we replace the rules of Nature
with those of the interests of the modern colonizers we destroy the
Hopes of our children. Soon the new Plan for the Rural
Development of the European Union will be produced (just as similar
plans are being evaluated in the United States and in other
countries of the world). These announce the latest failure; it
is not a question of being a doom monger. You see, some of us
know how to read the planning documents, the white papers and the
norms relative to the issue and we understand that no good can come
of them. These policies have made us poor, but it is a new kind
of poverty, worse and greater than that of old, because it has also
deprived us of contact with our Earth. She who fed us with
Knowledge.
Guido Bissanti
* With the term regime I refer to the new regimes
imposed by the Multinationals and by Big Finance. * * Ethical
corruption and the distortion of the Truth represent the greatest
Corruption.
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