'Evil' Hindu Practices

[Husky]

On the same topic as posts 79, 80. Think I've happened on to another reason - besides the "evil rapist dirty Hindoos" psyops - as to why NGOs have suddenly descended to stick their noses into India's toilet business (or lack thereof). Many NGOs have even been offering to build toilets for free - probably they're eyeing a deal with a clause to collect all the human waste. And would also add another angle to Indian christoterrorists' accelerated mass-landgrab in India:



The following is news from some days back.



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Feces contains gold worth millions

AFP

AFP

Therence Koh



[photo caption] Human feces contains gold, seen here through a magnifier, and other precious metals that could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, experts say © Provided by AFP



Human feces contains gold and other precious metals that could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, experts say.



Now the trick is how to retrieve them -- a potential windfall that could also help save the planet.



"The gold we found was at the level of a minimal mineral deposit," said Kathleen Smith, of the US Geological Survey, after her team discovered metals such as platinum, silver and gold in treated waste.



A recent study by another group of experts in the field found that waste from one million Americans could contain as much as $13 million worth of metals.

(No wonder foreign NGOs 'selflessly' offering their services - are eyeing India: a billion people, their waste is literally multiple goldmines.)



Finding a way to extract the metals could help the environment by cutting down on the need for mining and reducing unwanted release of metals into the environment.



"If you can get rid of some of the nuisance metals that currently limit how much of these biosolids we can use on fields and forests, and at the same time recover valuable metals and other elements, that's a win-win," said Smith.



"There are metals everywhere -- in your hair care products, detergents, even nanoparticles that are put in socks to prevent bad odors."



More than seven million tons of biosolids come out of US wastewater facilities each year: about half is used as fertilizer on fields and in forests and the other half is incinerated or sent to landfills.



(Meanwhile, public defecation by Hindoos - declared an evil and a sign of backwardness by the oh-so-civilised - ensures biodegradable and other naturally occurring stuffs are returned to the land (even human manure is a fertiliser to some extent) from where they were absorbed by edibles, which in turn got eaten by humans. Not so uncivilised after all? Flushing everything down the drain - accidental pun - seems a lot more processing intensive. Humanure systems is the way to go, methinks. Hindoos can implement this in a more organised manner, if they wish, than the current method of some of the masses defecating in public spaces. Personally I don't mind - I don't mind other animal waste found here and there either, so I've never been a snob about human waste - but some westernised Indians are oh-so-sensitive to how other people doing their private business in public reflects so poorly on them, that they seem to turn quite blue in the face from the lack of oxygen/hyper-ventilating. The asphyxiated look doesn't suit them and is an embarrassment to Hindoos, as if Hindoos suffer from a collective disorder of getting embarrassed about things not worth bothering about in the larger scheme of things. But humanure systems will keep all in India happy if designed appropiately, IMO. It seems quite suited to the Hindoo objections to polluting waterways with human waste, while it allows for processing to retrieve precious minerals, produces fertilizer/compost from human waste, AND gives the advantage of privacy. I'm no civil engineer, but it sounds like an option worth looking into by and for Hindoos.)



Smith and her team are on a mission to find out exactly what is in our waste.



"We have a two-pronged approach," said Smith. "In one part of the study, we are looking at removing some regulated metals from the biosolids that limit their use for land application.



"In the other part of the project, we're interested in collecting valuable metals that could be sold, including some of the more technologically important metals, such as vanadium and copper that are in cell phones, computers and alloys."



The findings were presented at the 249th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world's largest scientific society, taking place in Denver through Thursday.

The purpose of posting the above is to conclude that Hindoos must NOT strike any deals with NGOs whereby the former offer to "build toilets" for Hindoos in return for rights to waste processing.



Turns out "dirty" Hindoos are worth, if not their entire weight, then some part of it, in gold.

Should make sure the metals and moolah stay in Hindoos' lands and hands respectively. Modi threatened to focus on toilets before more existential matters. Then let him do so meaningfully at least, rather than trying to turn India into a wannabe western nation, all so that it can live up to the facade of seeming 'civilised' to others in a sense that is meaningless: Hindoos are already civilised in *all* that matters. Hindoos care about the environment unlike few other remaining human populations, they weren't originally amassing non-biodegradable waste (c.f. civilised western nations that produced impossible amounts in a matter of some measly decades, all because they could and because they didn't think it through.)

There's conceptually always room for improvement though, in which case composting may be the way to go for India. Not more wannabe western-style public toilets, which - in India - only end up being stinky spaces IMO, because of the climate I think. E.g. Indian homes don't usually tend to have glass windows either, but are built to suit the local environment. Likewise build something that makes sense to the Indian situ. A good chunk of the best suited artificial water systems were apparently already designed and constructed centuries ago by Hindoo engineers commissioned by Hindoo royals. Why not build on that knowledge and knowledge gained in the interim, instead of western style toilets and systems in India?





msn.com/en-us/news/techandscience/feces-contains-gold-worth-millions/ar-BBiE2nx

Feces contains gold worth millions

AFP

Therence Koh



Human feces contains gold and other precious metals that could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars, experts say.

Lots of moolah in human waste. And India has a billion humans.

Who's betting aliens have an eye on stealing the wealth from India's human waste?

And I think some part of the alien instruction to their useful idiots (=the Indian converts) to landgrab is for the purpose of claiming sizeable chunks of the wealth deposited by the allegedly "infamous" "Hindoo" "practice" of public defecation? <- Masses of poor Hindoos (and hence Hindoo religion) get ridiculed and damned for public defecation, while evil but ignorant christos in India and their evil alien puppeteers make millions out of it. Sounds like the usual christian plot, following the same lines as in christocolonial times.