Searching for divine solitude
The moment an area becomes arranged for tourist access, with pre-built facilities, roads, guards, regulations and restrictions, tickets, info boards, when it becomes accessible for street cars and urban people, it loses all of it’s curiosity, all of the reasons why an adventurer would want to go there. Places that have been forgotten by the system, well hidden deep in the wild corners of the Earth, are a treasure to be guarded by wild, uncomplying humans.
This is the most concise way to make people instantly understand the threat to our freedom and overall quality of life that the “green deal” represents.
This is serious, so we should first make people aware of it, and then prepare for war. Because, IPCC and the architects of the “green deal” won’t back off, they’ll be pushing it until they are stopped by a resolute force of the free people of this world.
Towards the end of last summer I’ve stumbled upon Repušnica, which is known as the first ghost village in the Stara planina mountain in eastern Serbia. Unfortunately, the depopulation trend in this century has rendered many more villages unpopulated, but this is where it all started.
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Čovek kao životinjska vrsta je rob sopstvenih konvencija i navika. Začaureni da sve merimo prema tradicionalnom modelu stacionarnog života u kućama, potpuno smo nesposobni da sagledamo prednosti nomadskog života. Na prvi pogled, čovek pomisli da ne može da živi u pokretu, putujući, da je to nešto mnogo skupo, mnogo neudobno i nesigurno, ne razmišljajući o tome kakve on živeći stacionarno enormne obaveze i troškove ima – kupovina zemlje, kupovina/gradnja kuće (ili plaćanje zakupa), kupovina nameštaja, plaćanje raznih dozvola i taksi, poreza na imovinu, plaćanje komunalija, plaćanje grejanja… Ne treba biti veliki matematičar da bi se shvatilo da je stacionarni život zapravo najskuplji oblik života. Continue reading “Život u pokretu”