Your Luxury Life By Design

Ever since Man climbed out of the Primordial Swamp as the accidental - and of course, mistaken - mutation from its original amoebic DNA, He has aspired to something He may never truly attain: interminable pointless wallowing in green slime.

Oh, wait though - Brexit!!

What am I thinking?! Dear me. 

Someone I know, who is a film producer living and working in London, commented to me some time ago, that Theresa May was one of the most dangerous people you could imagine - and that if she did not 'get her way,' she would 'blow things up.' I could never really comprehend how she ever got into 10 Downing Street, but I considered his words mindfully.

Looks black here - but the actual color is midnight blue.

As most of you know, I am of the view that we are all living in the darkest hours, walking cautiously among poisonous thorns overgrowing  rubble, and in the midst of human social and structural disasters as the world crumbles around us everywhere.

But I will show you the template of how to make it through, not only alive, but on top of great advancements which are happening and will happen yet, in spite of the rest of things you see.

Without authentic knowledge of the past, we can do nothing about our present circumstances...

The flagship color design scheme for the latest Rolls Royce Dawn.

My recommendation is not to fear seeing what others have done, learning what they have thought - yet at the same time one must filter such things through one's own eyes today, and derive something new which is both a viable solution, and creative enough to disallow simple copying. Almost everything you see today that is presented as 'expensive,' or representing wealth and wealthy people, is a lie based on substitution and parallel construction fraud.

Even the big issue about a single 'Customs Union' after Brexit, is really all about the Eu defrauding people over authentic products sourced elsewhere, and substituted for faked, synthetic, bad copies sold into the very large consumer markets inside Europe and Britain - and taxed, and with heavy duties levied as well.

You're talking about the biggest criminal gangsters running things as they never have before; absolutely certain to end in disaster.

These people are desperate to cling onto their pigs' troughs of money. It's about money and control, nothing else at all. Money... ...and control ...over you. Well, over those living in Europe but certainly casting a long shadow over the whole world.

And now, they are going 'to blow things up.'

And I will be waiting. And so now, shall you. Forewarned is forearmed.

'Big Room' music specialist Alex Kunnari, with trance singer Emma Lock.

Lyric line says:

You and me...

Won't let these inhibitions
Stand in my way
Hey!
And these fears of plenty
Building up the walls inside
I just let them
Stray
I wanna hold back these tears
I let them fall
Cause everyone I've cried for you
From feelings so natural

So let's steal these lights from the stars
And never it let it burn out
Burn out
Burn out
Let's steal these lights from the stars
And never it let it burn out
Burn out
Burn out
I know we can make it
You and me
I know…

100 Year Movie Leaked On 4chan

"Even on this vast advanced orbital living platform, no one out in the general public knows about the little additional living area that also exists here. Tucked away down a side niche in the ‘Oriental’ quarter, and functioning on a slave atmosphere unit hived onto the main system, it is cloaked from easy observation by an optical diffuser which turns all light radiation emissions from behind its virtual curtain into spectral frequencies close to the most retreating of photon frequencies: IE far ultraviolet or black." (Opening paragraph "The Neon Stained Glass Murders." )

Here is part of the recent 4chan-leaked readable text treatment of the screenplay for the FULL Remy Martin '100 years movie.' It's difficult to get your hands onto the politically 'hot' parts because the film's proposition as to WHY the Louis XIII cognac, or indeed any and all alcohol becomes REALLY REALLY(!) rare at the beginning of the movie is, er - 'politically touchy' right now, let's say...The final paragraph gives the clue: something happens in the global scene which creates widespread destruction, and then some clever people implement an AI automated sequence 'human DNA Noah's Ark box' and the world with a lot less people on it now adjusts to a context of very advanced technology, AI systems running things, and a basic archive of past human culture with which to take the human race forward once more.

Meanwhile, the main character, who was originally involved with cognac houses, and who has a lot of knowledge of history, muses over the incident in the distant past, in which the Arabic scientists and learned scholars al Farabi and al Kindi saved Euclid's books from the Mongols who were burning down a great library. He then hides the Louis XIII and places himself in a suspended animation crypt...Read an extract here:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1EotMKxqpJ9Ip3LPx13Fyz8BljekrvXWVbLWP94DLL04

Derived Design, But Still Good Crafting

The Japanese ateliers - and it is a legitimate class of professional especially nowadays in Japan - have a long track record of outstanding craftsmanship in an array of different products.

This tradition or better put, legacy of a strong culture, pushes its way through even into industrial production - and many many Japanese firms have a respect for genuine authentic design input, ranking it at least at the same level as economic formulaic calculations.

Supra GT

The general public might not know that when it comes to very high volume car manufacturing, 'design' is tied to government rules and regulations about what kinds of cars automotive manufacturers can make, and there is no absolute freedom to draw whatever looks good, or even whatever is wind-efficient - instead, a large list of rules must be fulfilled first, before any 'shape' can be accepted for transferring to production.

This being so, many brand car companies will licence out a 'package; that effectively is the car shape itself, simply because that shape already fulfills those rule requirements and the licence is more to do with compliance 'packaging' rather than the aesthetics of the design.

What this means in practice, is that a range of car companies can appear, from time to time, to be 'stealing' ideas about shape, from other brands. That isn't really happening in most cases. In most cases, a design licence was bought, but the terms and the whole agreement will be 'commercial-in-confidence; even to the extent of confirming they had bought a licence.

Alfa 4C

This year, Toyota is bringing back its Supra, and this is clearly a design licensed from Alfa Romeo.

But the one thing that you can nearly always rely on, when it comes to Japanese crafting shops and design implementation units for high volume manufacturing, is the sheer standard of the 'build.'

It is true of bespoke shoes, high end watches, suits - and cars.

And it is a joy to know that these people exist and are keeping to high standards, even in today's world.

But Is It, Really?

Evelyn and Crabtree's Mysore Sandalwood original aftershave cologne - if you can even get it - is selling for $600 a bottle and upwards on the internet today.

Now this is something that was, if not altogether commonplace, it was commonplace as far as I was concerned and I always had a bottle or two in the cabinet. For me, frankly, it's not that I could no longer get the stuff - just that the shops in the city where I would normally buy it, all closed down as the nature of shopping in your average capital city changed over the last ten or more years.

I've never not been able to get my hands on a bottle. The story is, however, basically from every single 'expert' worldwide -, that the stuff is no longer produced because Mysore sandalwood (Santalum album) is endangered. 

Everything is endangered - or toxic and carcinogenic. That is why, the European IFRA 'LAW' says you cannot make or buy actual real Chanel No 5 anymore... I mean, you can, it's just that you can't in Europe from any main-street 'business.' You can, however, buy any number of bottles of colored fluid manufactured in laboratories in Europe - all at more or less the same prices as any authentic natural brewed, distilled, liquid. And sometimes, they have the sheer audacity to offer stuff at INCREDIBLY INCREDIBLY higher prices still!

...Takes fifteen years to get a Santalum album plant to grow to maturity. Takes fifteen minutes for the Bank of Beijing to buy up all the output from the farms in the Western Ghats (where Mysore sandalwood is grown) for the next ten years.

Yumthang Valley, in Sikkim - not even going to tell you what's
in there...

Yeah yeah... So, E & C's Mysore Sandalwood aftershave is 600 bucks, see.

Absolute waste of time 'arguing' with anyone over these kinds of things - be it whether or not you can really get a 'Class A gun licence' in Australia, or whether or not there are plastic Hublot watches worth fifty grand(!), or whether or not oak moss is an allergen or whether the Sandalwood they grow in Australia is actually Mysore sandalwood.

One, just one of, the Santalum Album plantations
in north Western Australia. Some of the companies went broke too.
But then they were quickly bought over... lol

They grow two kinds of sandalwood tree in far north Western Australia, and Australian artisans make the finest sandalwood colognes and perfumes. Fact. 

Is there a shortage...?

Don't care. The good stuff is bloody good. And I don't shop where everyone else shops so I don't care what they do in those other places (that I wouldn't go near anyway).

Keep The Stack Of Books Tight Under Your Arm

The highest point of humanity, the peak chapter of the cycles of the human race, is this precise moment, when some person, young or old, man or woman, runs across a town square (such as it may be, for instance, in ancient Tyre or Sidon, or Alexandria when it was burning to the ground - which happened several times of course) with a small pile of books or texts under their arm, their cloak flailing in the breeze and tumult swirling around them.

If it were not for some of these incidents, I assure you we would not know Euclid as we do today, nor Al Kindi, nor several other incalculably valuable masters, that is to say, their written works.

By some remarkable co-incidence, it was this fellow Jesus Christ, who made reference to Atlantis - and I again assure you that is what he meant - when he said the following: "...for if the miracles that had been performed in you had have been performed in Tyre and Sidon, they would have repented long before (their destruction)."

At the time of the 'infamous' Atlantis, it was reported by the Greeks that 'the sons of Posiedon' ruled the world, and specifically, they possessed the mighty city-state of Atlantis.

Now I'm not going to go into who are 'the sons of Poseidon,' but if you go by the impression of the person (no such word as 'person' by the way, in Arabic, which is the main reason Islam doesn't get on with Christianity - in Arabic, the closest word is like 'animated cadaver; or 'mortal but living body.' And thusly it is problematic to translate that: 'God is a cadaver, though living for a time...' from the Christian texts back into Arabic!!) -,

anyway, if you go by the person who should have known in great detail, assuming they were indeed 'God,' Atlantis was destroyed by the great council of 'gods' (Plato's description, not mine) for far less than what modern societies behavior could be accounted as having 'achieved' in 'evilness.'

Now I see I'm going to have to revisit this subject at some later point and expand on what types of beings were allowed to survive the destruction of Atlantis, according to the Greeks.

For now I want to suggest that you keep an eye open for those things you know are truly important, and practice tucking them under your arm as you run across city squares at the moments of destruction of civilization - such as it is. If you can really call it 'civilization.'

Actually I hesitated to even approach what I need to talk about, because it was with a heavy heart and much misgiving that I was about to talk about certain things claimed to be 'in short supply' but which really are not. You see, if I talk about them, there is a chance that picture will change about their pricing and so on, and I'll readily admit I have an interest in exploiting lies people tell, if I happen to know they are lies.

Chef - we burnt the steak!

I don't really go around with this sense of moral duty to 'loudly proclaim the truth in the market square...' LOL

Now d'you see what I mean? I don't wish to save the people from anything. Not all of them, anyway. But I do wish to preserve the great ideas and technologies and texts and things like that, in case of flood. Although they do say 'the fire next time.'

Are we here yet?

We're here.