ALIEN INTERVIEW - THE NEW EARTH - Earth Changes and The ...

The idea was contrived trillions of years ago as a
result of a conference held to resolve arguments between
the disputing vested interests within the biotechnology
industry. The infamous "Council of Yuhmi-Krum" was
responsible for coordinating creature production.
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A compromise was reached, after certain members of the
Council were strategically bribed or murdered, to author
an agreement which resulted in the biological phenomenon
which we now call the "food chain".
The idea that a creature would need to consume the body
of another life form as an energy source was offered as
a solution by one of the biggest companies in the
biological engineering business. They specialized in
creating insects and flowering plants.
The connection between the two is obvious. Nearly every
flowering plant requires a symbiotic relationship with
an insect in order to propagate. The reason is obvious:
both the bugs and the flowers were created by the same
company. Unfortunately, this same company also had a
division which created parasites and bacteria.
The name of the company roughly translated into English
would be "Bugs & Blossoms" . They wanted to justify the
fact that the only valid purpose of the parasitic
creatures they manufactured was to aid the decomposition
of organic material. There was a very limited market
for such creatures at that time.
In order to expand their business they hired a big
public relations firm and a powerful group of political
lobbyists to glorify the idea that life forms should
feed from other life forms. They invented a "scientific
theory" to use as a promotion gimmick. The theory was
that all creatures needed to have "food" as a source of
energy. Before that, none of the life forms being
manufactured required any external energy. Animals did
not eat other animals for food, but consumed sunlight,
minerals or vegetable matter only.
Of course, "Bugs & Blossoms" went into the business of
designing and manufacturing carnivores. Before long, so
many animals were being eaten as food that the problem
of replenishing them became very difficult. As a
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