Mushroom season

They can only hope not getting a mushroom on their own onions.
Here for instance:
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But they do not need to fear: no people in history has ever had so human an enemy.

A mushroom on Israel ?, the neighbours will be happy , at least before they start to glow in the dark and grow tentacles!!!

Since this is the english part of the site, i'll put the opening of my new free e-book here to give an idea about neverbeendead religion mushroom thinking.

“It’s good to know the human race won’t be killing on a big scale for a long long time to come.”
Jay Jay knew what he was saying. His name was short for Jungle Junior, a nickname that was given to him when he was of age fourteen. In those days he was always very sick and very streetwise doing the opposite of all those around him on many occasions like wearing too much clothes in the summer and practically none during the winter. The nineties were just his thing because the musical scene had started to make music that he had been waiting for. The bad kids from around couldn’t figure out why they decided not to mess with him. If they knew, they would spread the reason just like they spread the word on everything else because the world they thought they were living in, was good enough for them to be fearless in it at all times.
In a similar way, some good kids had decided that he had to become a friend. They couldn’t find an explanation either. Pretty soon a group of six friends had formed. Their motto was to try to have the best of all worlds without excluding the unpleasant ones. In a world filled with poison, one will never become aware of remedies without knowing all those poisons. “How about tellin’ us a joke so that we can forget what has happened for a while Jay Jay.” “One from the Amadeus of jokes catalogue Roamie. The teacher calls nine year old Amadeus forward to read his small story. When the man who was really innocent walked into his prison cell and saw who he was going to share his cell with, he said: Lovers have it harder then haters. Then the other says: But once you’ve felt my dick, your philosophy will be out the door as soon as it came in. And then the innocent man says: You won’t find my blackhole sun where you think you’re gonna find it. Why should you find it there when you come to real about it?”
Roamie was the one with the first theory about the place they found, the place they were now forced to live in. A theory they all found so acceptable that they had decided to stick to it. According to the six, they were living in a very futuristic atomic shelter very deep beneath the ground that must have been built many thousands of years ago in a time when the whole surface of the planet was destroyed. That must have destroyed all traces of current life, on this planet that was put at the beginning of its evolution again. And since everything in the shelter looked brand-new when they first found it, with not a single living or dead person in it, the people who had used it, must had left the shelter when the surface was safe to live on again. If they had already suffered losses before leaving, they must have taken the bodies with them to the surface to bury them there if they had not chosen to cremate them. The entrance they found was a small elevator for one person that went very deep. It must have been more then a mile. It took the six a couple of months to figure out what everything was for inside the shelter. The people who had used that shelter must have all died somehow on the surface so that their lives weren’t passed from generation to generation into the current generation. And the current generation, that came from the begin again in evolution, must have started to develop one of the same languages again since the literature the six found in the shelter was written in their own language. What were the odds to that? In time they found the logs in the shelter. They came to know that their calendar gave the year 3286 when the first inhabitants were forced to live in the shelter. They also found the date from the day the offspring had left the shelter to return to the surface of an earth that was no longer radioactive. When they subtracted that date from the current date that the electronic calendar from the shelter gave, they came pretty close to the period that the present evolution of life on earth began. The shelter, they also learned, was so sophisticated and high-tech that it was completely self-sufficient. It was able to maintain its new condition through the millennia all by itself. It never ran out of energy because the shelter made its own like the replicators the six had already seen in star trek the next generation. The same way it never ran out of oxygen and food. There were even robots present, some had a locked daily routine, others could be called upon for personal requests. The reason they were able to enter the shelter without passing identification first must have been that the last inhabitants turned it off before they had left the shelter. The six wondered at first whether they should start to enter logs as well. They were in the exact same shoes as the first inhabitants who were forced to live in the shelter because the whole surface had been made radioactive in a nuclear global war. A radioactivity so big that it killed all human life, faster then its ability to reproduce, along with practically all other life on the planet. But why was their date 3286 and their own 2007? Why did the first inhabitants need the shelter much later? The six concluded that an earthly evolution is always a variable from the moment the planet begins to evolve. The Thomas Edison from this evolution may always come sooner then the one from that evolution. It made them conclude that the previous evolution had only come as far as their own when the global nuclear war broke out. But why was their shelter so futuristic then? In the logs they found the reason. The shelter, which was called a triosphere, was built with the use of technology that hadn’t been made public yet. The amount of information a scientist is allowed to give depends on what kind of company the scientist works for and what kind of contract he or she signed. In certain companies, the terms of the contract refer to the worlds of big money and organized crime all the way up to an international or global level when you read them between the lines. The six also found the nuclear manifest in the logs that explained what they knew before Roamie had found the shelter.
Back then, the six had written their own. They named it the American-Russian nuclear manifest. The six knew that the Americans and the Russians came together in a secret meeting, when they had both become aware of their ability to destroy the entire surface of the planet, in order to write their manifest. The American-Russian nuclear manifest or the little orange book. As technology will continue to advance in the evolution of the human race, the atom bomb will also become smaller and easier to make. That is like the engines of cars that become more powerful while their size remains the same. In time a civilian will be able to make the atom bomb all on his own and launch it. Governments won’t be able to take it out the sky because the bomb will be flying too low, with camera guided system, to shoot it without causing damage and the bomb will have interceptor alarm systems so that it will go off before one gets a chance to intercept it in the attempt to change the direction of the bomb. When that time has come, it will be the civilian who has got the mentality of a Japanese kamikaze pilot, that will be the source of a nuclear global war that will destroy the entire surface.
That was how the little orange book started. Therefore, the top of America and Russia must always have a shelter because there might already be a living Amadeus of science who is ahead of everyone and has a kamikaze mentality. This shelter must be deep enough to be safe from the radiation on the surface of the planet and there must be enough oxygen, water, food, and medicines and electricity to stay alive until death by age can no longer be fought off.
From the moment that the American top or the Russian top inside its own department of national security has a shelter, that fits the self-made standard of comfort and luxury, nothing will stop it from destroying the entire surface of the planet with the strategic launch of all the atom bombs in order to leave as many survivors as possible.
For that reason, a top may not show its finished shelter version to the other one before both tops have informed one another to have it in their possession.
That way a top could not show its finished version unannounced or start an unannounced attack from within the finished version.
If a top did, it would have to live with a lifelong defeat if it found out through after communication, that the other one already had a finished version as well.
When the intention of an unannounced action completely backfires. Why would a top already have a finished version without telling the other top about it? Because the agreement was made to wait an undefined while before telling to avoid unannounced actions. Why would a top destroy the entire surface once it’s ready with the other top.
Because a top likes to destroy all the other tops, from the biggest to the smallest. Otherwise a top would not equally protect itself from the other top with an equal amount of weapons of mass destruction. All this because it could never hurt if the American and the Russian top were able to go into action before the Amadeus of science civilian with kamikaze attitude, became ready for action.
That was how the little orange book went further. The actual launching of the missiles would come from an artificially created defcon 1 situation that gets more artificial escalation. The Cuba-crisis was considered to be an excellent rehearsal.
“What are the odds that a group of six people, who are practically the only ones who had figured out the little orange book, and who need to find a triosphere by accident because they don’t have the skills and means to build one, actually find one?” After Roamie had asked that question to the other five, the six were more then ever before convinced that they were put here for a reason. “It’s because we come from out of nowhere like in that first song on the the real thing album from faith no more, life and death on themselves are nothing more then a cycle, universally speaking like them red hot chili peppers of course.” Jay Jay’s answer only confirmed the reason that the six had found.