Michelle Hallmark Powell

In the futuristic movie, Soylent Green, set in the year 2022, the world is a horrible place to live. The temperature is never below 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Millions of people are out of work. Homelessness is abundant. The police are corrupt and the government is a small branch of the Soylent Corporation, which is an international conglomerate that controls two-thirds of the world’s food supply. The corporation manufactures cheap crackers out of chemicals and vegetable matter to feed the masses. The controllers of the corporation are elitists who are able to indulge in the luxuries of the world that they get on the black market.

    Women are considered only sexual objects, and have the value of a piece of furniture. There are no trees and no animals. All water is rationed. Strife is rampant and there are a staggering number of murders a day. The value of life is considered minimal. As one gets old or ill you are kindly euthanized. The world is presented as a bleak picture of human misery caused by overpopulation, global warming, and food, water and energy shortages.

    Now, tune into present day news. There are murders daily, many of our political leaders are sounding the call of the crisis of global warming, (now being gently called climate change). We are constantly being warned of the upcoming food and energy shortages. Most of the media are on the bandwagon screaming that the masses are polluting the world and overpopulating planet earth. Our government—local and federal—is corrupt. “Big Pharma” is encroaching into everyone’s life. Euthanasia, or the act of assisted suicide (murder), is common practice in several countries today. With people trying to play “God,” the sanctity of life is mostly gone.

    The correlation between this movie and what is occurring today is astonishing. For example, at Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez’s speaking event to her constituency in New York, a climate change protester started praising Ms. Cortez for her green new deal but said that that was not enough. She said:

    Ocasio-Cortez was so taken aback she offered no response. Instead, she redirected her message to another topic.

    There has been a controversy about an article alleging that food companies such as Pepsi Cola, Kraft, and Nestles have sold products manufactured using the tissue of aborted human babies. These companies adamantly claim they do not. They do admit partnering with a company called Senomyx, which is a U.S. based biotechnology company, focused on discovering and developing innovative flavor ingredients for the food, beverage, and ingredient supply industries.

“Soylent Green is made out of people! They’re making our food out of people! Next thing, they’ll be breeding us like cattle for food. You’ve gotta tell ‘em! Soylent Green is People! We gotta stop ‘em!”

    Human Embryonic Kidney 293 cells, known as HEK 293 were derived from the kidney cells of an aborted human embryo in 1972. This cell line is widely used in efforts such as cell biology research and biotechnology/pharmaceutical development. Senomyx does admit to having a relationship with Pepsi Cola to try and help them reduce sugar in future products. However, Pepsi Cola does not conduct or fund research that utilizes any human tissue or cell lines derived from human embryos.

    Can we believe such corporations?

    Planned Parenthood has been caught selling aborted baby parts. It is horrendous to think where these aborted baby parts are going.

    Going back to the prophetic movie, Soylent Green, we find out at the end of the movie after you have been euthanized, you are taken to be processed at the “corporation,” and are ground into the crackers... Soylent Green.

    The world portrayed in Soylent Green may well be an accurate portrait of the world we will be living in the very near future.

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