Bhagwan Cosmic Light
@bhagwancosmiclight.bsky.social
Militant American dissident, banned from social media. We’ll see how long I last here. Writer of two books, Let It Be - The Industrial Hemp Revolution During the Sixth Great Extinction, which was banned.
Growing Industrial hemp fiber is better than destroying forests. Plus, it’s a two cropper, producing a superfood seed. Using Hempcrete with 3D robots produces half priced, highest quality homes that can be built in a day to weeks. It also fertilizes soil, so it must be rotated.
November 13, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Growing Industrial hemp fiber is better than destroying forests. Plus, it’s a two cropper, producing a superfood seed. Using Hempcrete with 3D robots produces half priced, highest quality homes that can be built in a day to weeks. It also fertilizes soil, so it must be rotated.
China is the world leader. They are not the problem. Aryan Trump is a Chinese, American poor hater. The Chinese authoritarian capitalists are building bullet trains to bring in disgruntled Americans, done with fascist nut jobs. They build hospitals in a day! They have a new car model every 6 weeks!
November 13, 2025 at 7:14 PM
China is the world leader. They are not the problem. Aryan Trump is a Chinese, American poor hater. The Chinese authoritarian capitalists are building bullet trains to bring in disgruntled Americans, done with fascist nut jobs. They build hospitals in a day! They have a new car model every 6 weeks!
What I love about this is it shows how people adapt with what they have. Now let’s get Gen Z to pull a Nepal on DC. They don’t even need a leader!
November 13, 2025 at 7:01 PM
What I love about this is it shows how people adapt with what they have. Now let’s get Gen Z to pull a Nepal on DC. They don’t even need a leader!
Deep breath, nice and deep Donnie boy. Sleep, that’s it, nice and dead.
November 13, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Deep breath, nice and deep Donnie boy. Sleep, that’s it, nice and dead.
At the rate we’re going we’ll be at 1.7 by 2028!
November 13, 2025 at 6:51 PM
At the rate we’re going we’ll be at 1.7 by 2028!
You can’t double FF energy with AI and expect to survive. That’s a desperate attempt to create emerging markets from an unproven technology that’s never returned profits. $16 trillion of investment is high for an advanced search engine that might work and can’t think. Dotcom2.0 here we come.
November 13, 2025 at 6:45 PM
You can’t double FF energy with AI and expect to survive. That’s a desperate attempt to create emerging markets from an unproven technology that’s never returned profits. $16 trillion of investment is high for an advanced search engine that might work and can’t think. Dotcom2.0 here we come.
8 billion humans, 30 billion farm animals and 1 billion pets use 1.7 Earth resources per year. You can see the quickest way to improve is by reducing meat eating when possible.
November 13, 2025 at 6:31 PM
8 billion humans, 30 billion farm animals and 1 billion pets use 1.7 Earth resources per year. You can see the quickest way to improve is by reducing meat eating when possible.
Yep, solar did it! Solar is cheaper than oil for the first time. Oil Addiction rehab here we come. Withdrawals will be ugly, but it’s not extinction and real hope is here! Caring, sharing, improving, that’s when humans are at their best. Robots can’t touch Cosmic love - lol.
November 13, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Yep, solar did it! Solar is cheaper than oil for the first time. Oil Addiction rehab here we come. Withdrawals will be ugly, but it’s not extinction and real hope is here! Caring, sharing, improving, that’s when humans are at their best. Robots can’t touch Cosmic love - lol.
Once methane bubbles to the ocean surface and releases after our coral die, we get suffocated and burned to death with 86 times more CO2 feeding surface temps. That’s the Gaia Auschwitz with that horrific hissing sound. We are focused on the land but it’s a ocean methane trap that puts us to sleep
November 13, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Once methane bubbles to the ocean surface and releases after our coral die, we get suffocated and burned to death with 86 times more CO2 feeding surface temps. That’s the Gaia Auschwitz with that horrific hissing sound. We are focused on the land but it’s a ocean methane trap that puts us to sleep
Methane is 86 times more dense than CO2. If ocean temps rise it’s possible methane bubbles will be released that will suffocate and burn us to death. That’s why coral health is critical for human survival. If there’s a coral extinction KYAGB! Without fish 2 billion starving humans will migrate.
November 13, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Methane is 86 times more dense than CO2. If ocean temps rise it’s possible methane bubbles will be released that will suffocate and burn us to death. That’s why coral health is critical for human survival. If there’s a coral extinction KYAGB! Without fish 2 billion starving humans will migrate.
You’re like the rest of us. Go kiss a solar cell and be happy they produce cheaper energy than Big Oil! Oil addiction is ending, here come the withdrawals. It won’t be pretty, but it won’t be extinction. Care, share, improve. Humans are natural born lovers. We needed a gut check to bond as one.
November 13, 2025 at 5:36 PM
You’re like the rest of us. Go kiss a solar cell and be happy they produce cheaper energy than Big Oil! Oil addiction is ending, here come the withdrawals. It won’t be pretty, but it won’t be extinction. Care, share, improve. Humans are natural born lovers. We needed a gut check to bond as one.
Since it’s now the cheapest energy you are correct! Manufacturing must be improved to lose oil byproducts and make the solar cells green. All the people involved with solar energy take a bow, you beat Big Oil! The world thanks you for your courage and leading the way! Caring, sharing, improving
November 13, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Since it’s now the cheapest energy you are correct! Manufacturing must be improved to lose oil byproducts and make the solar cells green. All the people involved with solar energy take a bow, you beat Big Oil! The world thanks you for your courage and leading the way! Caring, sharing, improving
The term "climate change" was adopted to better reflect the broader range of impacts associated with rising global temperatures.
I use global warming or both at times. Climate change seems lame to me. Retired meteorologist.
I use global warming or both at times. Climate change seems lame to me. Retired meteorologist.
November 13, 2025 at 1:55 PM
The term "climate change" was adopted to better reflect the broader range of impacts associated with rising global temperatures.
I use global warming or both at times. Climate change seems lame to me. Retired meteorologist.
I use global warming or both at times. Climate change seems lame to me. Retired meteorologist.
No, it was profits and selling his nuclear reactors.
November 13, 2025 at 1:35 PM
No, it was profits and selling his nuclear reactors.
Make sure to wear your iguana protection hat. They will be dropping out of trees like ice cubes.
November 13, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Make sure to wear your iguana protection hat. They will be dropping out of trees like ice cubes.
That’s the Philippines being destroyed.
November 13, 2025 at 11:29 AM
That’s the Philippines being destroyed.
It’s time for Pakistan to move to Texas! There’s not going to be a Pakistan, it’s getting worse every year, hello. Two thirds of Pakistan was underwater! And don’t move to Tehran, they have no water! Careful with Mexico City, low on water and sinking 20” a year.
November 13, 2025 at 11:23 AM
It’s time for Pakistan to move to Texas! There’s not going to be a Pakistan, it’s getting worse every year, hello. Two thirds of Pakistan was underwater! And don’t move to Tehran, they have no water! Careful with Mexico City, low on water and sinking 20” a year.
No, they paid $190k after they got caught removing items for an estimated $360k of our stuff.
November 13, 2025 at 11:13 AM
No, they paid $190k after they got caught removing items for an estimated $360k of our stuff.
You didn’t believe they took our stuff - lol. Must be the Blue It Party blinders.
November 13, 2025 at 11:09 AM
You didn’t believe they took our stuff - lol. Must be the Blue It Party blinders.
Just Google Clinton’s return White House gifts. There were big jokes on late night about Hillary cleaning out the kitchen silverware back in the day. It’s hard to comprehend how predatory and greedy politicians are.
November 13, 2025 at 7:04 AM
Just Google Clinton’s return White House gifts. There were big jokes on late night about Hillary cleaning out the kitchen silverware back in the day. It’s hard to comprehend how predatory and greedy politicians are.
The Clintons agreed to return about $28,000 worth of furniture and other items that were intended for the White House. They paid for another $86,000 worth of gifts to avoid the appearance of impropriety. The total value of items was estimated at $190,000, with a later report at $360,000
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November 13, 2025 at 6:59 AM
The Clintons agreed to return about $28,000 worth of furniture and other items that were intended for the White House. They paid for another $86,000 worth of gifts to avoid the appearance of impropriety. The total value of items was estimated at $190,000, with a later report at $360,000
The Clintons took around $80k in objects they received while in the White House. Hillary cleaned out the silverware-lol. Turned out gifts belong to the people. They paid for the items but never returned them. Hillary said, “She didn’t know.” Shows what kind of shameless lowlifes they are.
November 13, 2025 at 6:51 AM
The Clintons took around $80k in objects they received while in the White House. Hillary cleaned out the silverware-lol. Turned out gifts belong to the people. They paid for the items but never returned them. Hillary said, “She didn’t know.” Shows what kind of shameless lowlifes they are.
Gore has historical and indirect financial ties to big oil, particularly through family investments and past policy decisions, he now actively campaigns against the industry’s role in climate change, arguing that its economic interests are fundamentally at odds with urgent climate action.
November 13, 2025 at 6:30 AM
Gore has historical and indirect financial ties to big oil, particularly through family investments and past policy decisions, he now actively campaigns against the industry’s role in climate change, arguing that its economic interests are fundamentally at odds with urgent climate action.