INDIA FIRST . SATYA DARSHAN . ASHUTOSH
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“What Nature created over millions of years—they replicated in just 150 years. And they convinced us that the fake is, in fact, the real thing.”
Before We Begin — Imagine
Imagine a village.
The year 1850.
The farmer sows indigenous seeds in his field. Cow dung serves as fertilizer. Neem water acts as a pesticide. He drinks water drawn from a well. Food is cooked in earthen pots. His clothes are hand-woven. The child plays in the soil. If he falls ill, a *Vaidya* arrives—and administers herbal remedies.
No plastic. No artificial dyes. No synthetic medicines. No chemical fertilizers.
Now, let us look at the year 2026.
The grandson of that very same farmer:
He consumes grain grown with chemical fertilizers. He drinks water from plastic bottles. He eats packaged food containing artificial colors and preservatives. He wears polyester clothing. He uses synthetic perfumes. He applies chemical cosmetics to his skin. His children play with plastic toys. And when he falls ill, he takes petrochemical-based medicines.
This transformation did not happen spontaneously.
It was orchestrated.
And behind it stood those very same select families and corporations—the ones we have discussed in previous articles.
Today’s article presents a detailed account of that entire story—chronological and event-by-event.
Part One: Before the Artificial Era—The World That Was
Millions of Years of Ecological Balance
For millions of years, humans lived in harmony with nature.
Food: Whatever grew—that is what was eaten. According to the season.
Clothing: Cotton, wool, silk, flax. All natural.
Housing: Earth, stone, wood.
Energy: Sun, wood, animals, wind, water.
Medicine: Herbs, spices, natural minerals.
Agriculture: Indigenous seeds, cow-dung manure, natural pest control.
Water: Wells, rivers, ponds—living water.
The human body evolved precisely for this.
Millions of years of evolution attuned the body to nature.
And then—in just 150 years—everything changed.
Part Two: Chronology by Year—The Journey from Organic to Artificial
1806: The First Artificial Dye—An Accident
British chemist William Henry Perkin.
An attempt to synthesize quinine from coal tar.
He failed. But he discovered a purple dye.
He named it: Mauve.
It was the world’s first synthetic dye.
And this marked the beginning of—the synthetic chemical industry.
Perkin established a factory. He earned millions.
The message was clear: Imitate nature. Profit from it.
1865 to 1875: The Rise of the German Chemical Industry
The founding of Bayer, BASF, and Hoechst in Germany.
The beginning: Synthetic dyes for textiles.
But these companies soon realized:
Coal tar could yield more than just dyes—medicines, explosives, pesticides—everything could be produced from it.
This was the turning point where the synthetic chemical industry revealed its true nature.
From a single raw material: dyes, medicines, poisons, explosives.
1870: Standard Oil and the Petrochemical Empire
Rockefeller’s Standard Oil.
Coal tar and petroleum byproducts remaining after oil refining.
From these emerged: synthetic medicines, synthetic fertilizers, synthetic pesticides, synthetic plastics.
Petroleum—a raw material. Countless synthetic products.
And a patent on every product. A monopoly on every patent. Unlimited profit from every monopoly.
1897: Synthetic Aspirin
Bayer synthesized acetylsalicylic acid from coal tar.
They named it: Aspirin.
Originally, salicylic acid was derived from willow tree bark—natural and free.
Now, it is synthesized from coal tar—patent it, then sell it.
This marked the precise moment when the process of displacing nature’s medicine with synthetic medicine officially began.
1898: Heroin—The “Safe Cough Remedy”
Bayer synthesized diacetylmorphine.
Trade name: Heroin.
Advertising claim: “Non-addictive, safe cough remedy.”
Samples were distributed to doctors. It was administered to children.
Later, the truth emerged: it was even more addictive than opium.
But by then, Bayer had already raked in millions.
This very model remains in operation today.
1910: The Flexner Report—The Institutional Murder of Natural Medicine
Funded by the Rockefeller and Carnegie Foundations.
The result: Out of 162 medical schools, only 31 survived.
Natural medicine, homeopathy, herbal medicine—all were declared “unscientific.”
1913: Synthetic Fertilizers—The Haber-Bosch Process
German chemists Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch.
A process for synthesizing ammonia from atmospheric nitrogen.
The birth of synthetic nitrogen fertilizers.
Bayer’s partner, BASF, commercialized the process.
Initially: A promise of increased yields.
The reality: The living structure of the soil began to slowly disintegrate.
And that very same Fritz Haber—the creator of synthetic fertilizers—also developed chemical weapons during World War I.
Chlorine gas. Mustard gas.
The same individual. The same chemistry. Applied in the fields. Applied in warfare.
This is no coincidence—it reveals the dual nature of the synthetic chemical industry.
1925: IG Farben—The Synthetic Empire
Bayer, BASF, Hoechst, and other companies merged to form: IG Farben. Together: synthetic dyes, synthetic pharmaceuticals, synthetic fertilizers, synthetic rubber, synthetic fuels, chemical weapons.
And a secret agreement with Standard Oil—that is, Rockefeller:
Divide the market. Share the technology. Do not compete.
This was the first global cartel for synthetic chemicals.
1930: The Expansion of Synthetic Plastics
Bakelite—the first fully synthetic plastic—was created in 1907 by the Belgian-American chemist Leo Baekeland.
In the 1930s: Nylon, polyester, polyethylene.
The DuPont Company—USA—spearheaded this revolution.
DuPont’s slogan was: “Better living through chemistry.”
Replacing natural cotton, wool, and silk: synthetic fibers.
Replacing natural rubber: synthetic rubber.
And in this process: millions of farmers were left unemployed.
Growers of cotton, flax, and jute—all were affected.
1940: DDT—a “miraculous” pesticide??
Swiss chemist Paul Müller.
Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane—that is, DDT.
Nobel Prize in 1943.
Claim: Liberation from malaria and typhus.
Reality:
DDT persists in the soil for years. It accumulates within the food chain. The shells of birds’ eggs became thin. Vultures, kites, hawks—all were affected. It accumulates in the fatty tissues of the human body.
In 1962, Rachel Carson’s book *Silent Spring*:
The first comprehensive documentation of the adverse effects of synthetic pesticides.
Birds were dying. In the spring, their songs fell silent.
The ban on DDT in the U.S. in 1972.
But by then: DuPont, Monsanto, Shell—had already earned billions.
1950: Synthetic Food Colors and Preservatives
Synthetic colors, synthetic flavors, and synthetic preservatives in the food industry.
Why?
Natural food spoils quickly. Add synthetic preservatives—and it lasts longer.
It can be transported over long distances. Production can be centralized. Higher profits.
The Result:
Today, a single packet of biscuits may contain more than 25 chemical additives.
The long-term side effects of many of these remain completely unknown.
1955 to 1965: The Green Revolution—The Global Expansion of Industrialized Agriculture
American agricultural scientist Norman Borlaug.
Funded by the Rockefeller Foundation.
High-yielding hybrid seed varieties.
Accompanied—as a mandatory requirement—by chemical fertilizers and pesticides.
The Green Revolution in India—1965:
Punjab, Haryana, Western Uttar Pradesh.
In the short term: Grain production increased.
In the long term:
Soil fertility declined. Groundwater levels dropped. Traditional indigenous seeds were lost. Farmers became dependent on chemical companies. Agricultural costs rose. Indebtedness increased.
Today, the cancer rate in Punjab is abnormally high.
Locals refer to the train traveling from Bathinda to Bikaner as the “Cancer Train”—because the majority of its passengers are cancer patients traveling for treatment.
Researchers have linked this phenomenon to the use of chemical pesticides.
The “Green Revolution” introduced by the Rockefeller Foundation transformed the agricultural field into a marketplace for chemical companies.
The 1960s: Synthetic Hormones and Contraceptives
Oral contraceptive pills—approved in 1960.
Synthetic estrogen and progesterone.
Behind this: The Rockefeller Foundation’s “Population Control” projects!!
Henry Kissinger’s NSSM 200—1974—a strategy to reduce populations in developing nations. This is a declassified document.
Long-term side effects of synthetic hormones:
Blood clots, breast cancer, depression—revealed in various studies
1975–1980: Artificial Sweeteners—Aspartame
The G.D. Searle Company developed Aspartame.
Initially, the FDA rejected it—citing evidence of cancer.
In 1981: Under pressure from Rumsfeld—who was first the CEO of G.D. Searle and later became the Secretary of Defense—the FDA granted approval.
This is a textbook example of the “revolving door.”
Today, aspartame is found in over 6,000 products.
In 2023, the World Health Organization declared it “possibly carcinogenic.”
1980: Artificial Genes—the dawn of genetic engineering.
The first genetically modified bacteria.
1982: The first genetically modified insulin.
The door had opened.
The next step: Genetically modified crops.
1984: Bhopal—the largest industrial disaster involving synthetic chemicals.
Union Carbide—an American company.
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
Methyl Isocyanate gas leak.
Over 5,000 deaths in the first night.
Long-term: Over 40,000 deaths. Over 300,000 affected.
The company’s CEO, Warren Anderson, was allowed to leave India.
Never extradited.
Compensation: Inadequate.
This stands as the starkest example of the complete lack of accountability within the synthetic chemical industry.
1986: Chernobyl — Catastrophe from Synthetic Energy
Soviet Ukraine.
Nuclear reactor explosion.
Over 600,000 “liquidators”—those engaged in the cleanup—affected.
Spread of radiation across Europe.
Massive surge in thyroid cancer cases.
The consequences when synthetic energy spirals out of control.
1996: Genetically Modified Crops — Monsanto’s Web of Deceit
The first commercially available genetically modified crop: Roundup Ready Soybeans.
Monsanto.
The Mechanism:
Patents on seeds.
Farmers are compelled to purchase seeds every year.
Saving traditional seeds constitutes a breach of contract.
The accompanying herbicide—Roundup—is also a Monsanto product.
One seed. One poison. One company. Unlimited profits.
BT Cotton in India — 2002:
The Promise to Farmers: Lower costs, higher yields.
The Reality: Buy seeds every year. Costs kept rising. Debt mounted.
The Result: Over 300,000 farmer suicides.
National Crime Records Bureau — Documented.
The Year 2000: The Massive Expansion of Artificial Food
The Ultra-Processed Food Industry:
Nestlé, Unilever, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s.
Artificial colors. Artificial flavors. Artificial preservatives. Artificial sweeteners. Artificial fats, such as trans fats.
The Story of Trans Fats:
Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil — Artificial.
For years, it was marketed as a “healthy alternative.”
Later, it was revealed: a leading cause of heart disease.
In 2018, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration imposed a ban.
By then: tens of millions of people had already consumed it for decades.
2005: Commercial application of nanotechnology begins.
Nanoparticles — ultra-fine artificial structures.
Found in cosmetics, sunscreens, and food packaging.
The problem:
So minute that they can breach the skin barrier and enter the bloodstream.
Long-term side effects: research is still ongoing.
Yet, they were released into the market — prior to complete safety testing.
2010: Artificial Intelligence and Data — A New Artificial Dimension.
Google, Facebook, Amazon.
Your behavior, your preferences, your thoughts—all data.
Data = The New Oil.
Algorithms decide:
What you see. What you buy. What you think.
This is the artificialization of human consciousness.
In place of natural social interaction: Social media.
In place of natural curiosity: Content selected by algorithms.
In place of natural human connection: Virtual interaction.
2020: MRNA — The Artificialization of Human Biology.
COVID Vaccines.
The first widespread use of mRNA technology in the human body.
What MRNA does:
It instructs the body’s cells to produce a specific protein.
This technology is not natural.
It is a technology for delivering artificial instructions to human cells.
Pfizer and Moderna.
Documented Facts:
Pfizer’s court-ordered documents — 2022.
A list of 1,291 side effects.
AstraZeneca admitted in 2024: Severe blood clotting issues.
2023 to 2026: The Next Level of the Artificial
Artificial Meat:
Lab-grown meat. Massive investment by Bill Gates.
The Gates Foundation: The world’s largest private owner of agricultural land.
Why?
When traditional farming collapses—artificial food becomes the only alternative.
The Explosion of Artificial Intelligence:
ChatGPT, Gemini, and others.
Human thought, writing, art, music—all replicated.
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC):
India’s Digital Rupee.
The government could determine: where your money is spent, when it is spent, and on what it is spent.
Artificial Identity:
Digital ID. [Aadhaar Redacted]. Facial recognition.
Neuralink:
Elon Musk.
An Artificial Chip in the Human Brain.
First Human Trial: January 2024.
This marks the first step toward a human-machine merger.
Part Three: Nations Entrapped in the Artificial Web — The Global Landscape
The United States — First to be Entrapped, Deepest of All
Obesity Rate: Over 40 percent.
Diabetes: Over 35 million cases.
Depression: Millions.
Opioid Crisis: Over 75,000 deaths annually.
Everything Artificial: Artificial food, artificial medicines, artificial lifestyles.
And the Pharmaceutical Industry: Exceeding $500 billion annually.
Europe — A Gradual Pace
Europe offered some resistance.
Stricter regulations regarding GMOs.
Bans on certain artificial dyes.
However, pressure from multinational corporations persists.
India — Rapidly Entrapped
Economic liberalization following 1991.
Multinational food companies arrived.
Multinational pharmaceutical companies arrived.
Multinational agricultural companies arrived.
Today in India:
Diabetes among children is rising rapidly.
Cases of cancer are on the rise.
Farmers are dependent on chemical companies.
Urban youth rely on ultra-processed foods.
And the pressure from Monsanto—now Bayer—regarding seed patents continues.
Africa—The Newest Victim
The Gates Foundation’s “African Green Revolution” program.
The Expansion of Chemical Agriculture.
Traditional African farming practices—which had worked for thousands of years—are being replaced, labeled as “backward.”
Synthetic seeds. Synthetic fertilizers. Synthetic pesticides.
And along with them: debt.
To repay the debt: increased exports.
For increased exports: more chemical farming.
This is the cycle.
Part Four: The Players Running the Game
The Companies Building the Empire of Synthetics
Bayer-Monsanto:
Pharmaceuticals and seeds—together.
The world’s largest seed company.
Glyphosate—Roundup—which the World Health Organization has classified as “probably carcinogenic.”
BASF, Syngenta, Dow-DuPont:
Synthetic agrochemicals.
Together, controlling more than 60 percent of the global agrochemical market.
Nestlé:
The world’s largest food company.
Internal documents—published in 2021—themselves admitted that 60 percent of their products “do not meet health standards.”
BlackRock and Vanguard:
Top shareholders in Bayer, BASF, Nestlé, Pfizer, Google, Meta—in all of them.
The same people. Everywhere.
Those families and individuals.
The Rockefeller Family: From oil to pharmaceuticals to artificial agriculture.
The Gates Foundation: Artificial vaccines, artificial seeds, artificial meat—investments in all of them.
Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum: “The Great Reset” — “You will own nothing and be happy.”
Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk: Data Empires and Human-Machine Mergers.
Part Five: What Comes Next — The Planned Future
Artificial Food
Lab-grown meat. Insect-based proteins. Artificial milk.
Goal: To eliminate traditional agriculture and animal husbandry.
When farmers stop farming—where will the food come from? From those very same companies.
Artificial Currency
Central Bank Digital Currency.
The Plan to Eliminate Cash:
Cash = Freedom.
Digital Currency = Total Surveillance = Control.
Artificial Identity
Digital ID. Biometrics. Facial Recognition.
When your identity is digital—it can be switched off.
The Artificial Human
Neuralink: A chip in the brain.
Described in the “Internet of Bodies”—a document published by the World Economic Forum.
Data collection from the human body.
This is not science fiction. It is happening right now.
Part Six: How to Survive—A Practical Guide
First and foremost: Do not panic; be aware.
Fear paralyzes. Awareness empowers.
This information is not intended to make you despair.
It is intended to enable you to make conscious choices.
A Return to Real Food—The Greatest Revolution
What to Eat:
Local and seasonal fruits and vegetables. Indigenous grains—Sorghum (Jowar), Pearl Millet (Bajra), Finger Millet (Ragi), indigenous varieties of wheat. Pulses—those free from chemical treatments. Cow’s milk—preferably locally sourced, if possible. Home-cooked meals.
What to Avoid:
Packaged and processed foods. Products containing artificial colors and flavors. Vegetables grown using chemical pesticides—wash them thoroughly before purchasing.
Practical Steps:
Grow tomatoes or coriander in a pot. Buy directly from local farmers. Eat exclusively home-cooked meals two days a week.
Returning to Farming
If you own land:
Conservation of Indigenous Seeds — Obtain them from Navdanya and other organizations.
Organic Fertilizers — Cow dung, compost.
Natural Pest Control — Neem extract.
If living in a city:
Rooftop gardening.
Support for farmers’ markets.
Organic producers’ cooperatives.
Returning to Good Health
Daily Lifestyle:
Wake up at sunrise. Walk barefoot on the grass. Spend time in the sunlight. Get adequate sleep. Engage in physical labor.
Prioritizing Natural Remedies:
For every minor ailment, look to nature first.
Turmeric, ginger, holy basil (Tulsi), neem, Triphala — revive the knowledge of these remedies within your family.
When Medication is Necessary — Use it Wisely:
Seek a second opinion for every prescription.
Ask about alternatives to long-term medications.
Do not administer medication to children for every minor issue.
Caution in the Digital Realm
Prioritize cash transactions.
Limit your time on social media.
Keep children away from screens — take them closer to nature.
Use privacy-focused technological tools.
Question the government regarding digital currencies.
From the Artificial to the Natural:
Cotton clothing instead of polyester.
Natural alternatives to artificial cosmetics — coconut oil, gram flour (besan), turmeric.
Reduce the use of plastic utensils — return to using clay, steel, and copper.
Natural aromatic oils instead of synthetic perfumes.
Economic and political awareness.
Prioritize local businesses.
Seek out Indian alternatives rather than multinational corporations.
Demand a public debate on Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).
Demand mandatory labeling for GMO food products.
Extend moral support to farmers’ movements.
Build Community.
This is of paramount importance.
The battle cannot be fought alone.
Form natural lifestyle groups within your neighborhood.
Start a seed bank.
A School of Traditional Knowledge—learn from the elders, teach the children.
Collective Buying—directly from the farmers.
One final point: The Power They Lack.
They possess unimaginable wealth.
They control the media.
They control the governments.
They possess the technology.
But there is one thing they lack.
Your consciousness.
When you awaken—their web weakens.
When you make conscious choices—their market shrinks.
When you build community—their “divide and rule” policy fails.
When you return to nature—their artificial empire becomes irrelevant.
Nature is millions of years old.
The artificial empire is a mere one hundred and fifty years old.
That which has endured for millions of years—is Truth.
That which was built in one hundred and fifty years—is a conspiracy of profit.
Truth always triumphs.
Provided one possesses the courage to seek it.
— Public First Team
Documented Sources:
Rachel Carson — *Silent Spring* (1962) | Flexner Report (1910) | DDT Ban — US Environmental Protection Agency (1972) | Bhopal Gas Tragedy — Indian Court Records | Aspartame — World Health Organization (2023) | Glyphosate — IARC Classification (2015) | Monsanto Internal Documents — Court-Ordered | *Nature Medicine* — Microplastics (March 2024) | Pfizer Documents — (2022) | AstraZeneca Court Admission (2024) | NSSM 200 — Kissinger — Declassified | National Crime Records Bureau — Farmer Suicides | Nestlé Internal Documents (2021) | World Economic Forum — “Internet of Bodies” Publication | Neuralink — First Human Trial (January 2024) | Haber-Bosch Process — Historical Records | IG Farben — Nuremberg Records
“Nature gave us soil.
They gave us plastic.
Nature gave us seeds.
They gave us patents.
Nature gave us herbs.
They gave us chemical drugs.
Nature gave us freedom.
They gave us dependency.
Now, the choice is yours.”
— Public First
Truth. Freedom. Self-Respect. Stay vigilant. Return to nature. Remain free.
Disclaimer:
This article is an analytical presentation based on publicly available historical documents, court records, and research papers. Its objective is not to offend the dignity of any individual, institution, or medical practice, but rather to raise awareness regarding various aspects of global industrial development through documented facts. For any serious health-related decisions, always consult qualified experts and certified medical practitioners.
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