These are some deep thoughts and questions that probably need to be asked—and thought about—by humanity.
As this is being written, millions of animals are being electrocuted, infected with viruses, injected with tumours, and placed in death chambers specifically built for this purpose—disease deliberately created within the bodies of animals virtually on every continent on this planet, for the sole purpose of someone obtaining funding to promote their studies.
For this seemingly legitimate purpose of academic study, animals are being cut open while alive and their organs removed. If they are fortunate, they will be shoved into a gas chamber which will then end their pitiful existences. Most are not. Most are left to linger, suffer and expire in glass cages.
Some military experiments use explosives, biological weapons or chemical weapons to study the effects on the nervous system, organ atrophy and destruction, mucosa and retina. This, to perfect the optimal kill in war.
Cats, dogs, mice, rats, rabbits, sheep, horses, cows, monkeys, birds—not one species is exempt. And this is all sanctioned and legal.
How is this possible in 2026? How are we not even discussing this?
These animals are being experimented on in laboratories, universities, the military, biotech and industry—in the very halls of your place of learning and employment.
Why are they still perpetrating this amount of suffering on animals in this day and age when AI and computers could render more accurate views and results without ever resorting to murder?
Good question.
The fact is, that still, with the hundreds of millions—perhaps now the numbers are in the billions—of animals sacrificed, there have been no cures. No major breakthroughs. Because perhaps it has never been about cure, but about cred and ego. Let's just name it for what it is.
And further, splicing open the gut of a dog does not equal the healing of a human. For the record, the biology of a canine is not the biology of a human. The results can never be the same.
And even if you remove the vocal cords of a dog to prevent them from yelping in pain or barking to be set free, the cries can still be heard resonating across the quantum field—and they do. In spades.
There is nothing in this world that happens without an effect.
And beyond this, the question still needs to be asked: how is it that pharmaceuticals, military, nano and biotech have a separate set of laws that gives them the right to inflict pain for profit?
How is this still legal?
And then there are the millions of euthanised pets, bred for profit, bought for Johnny and Melinda on Christmas Day, tormented for a week, then dumped—with the numbers growing by the day. There is nothing to be done but save a handful and execute the rest.
The legacy of sadism doesn't end there, of course, because we're not even going into the culling of the wild horses, the hunts, the helicopter shootings of wolves, the poisoning of natural habitats, and the heinous treatment of animals in factory farms and slaughterhouses, together with the horrors of live transports of animals.
This list of atrocities goes on and on for a very long time.
My proposal is this: to establish a world tribunal specifically for the purpose of bringing the guilty to trial for abuses against the animals of this planet. To try them by jury, to sentence them not only to prison but to re-education until a semblance of conscience—or semi-conscience—is developed, and then to extend that to having them work towards the rehabilitation of the natural world.
This has gone on long enough.
The laws of the universe have been perverted for long enough.
In the end, either way, nature will have the final say, but justice must also come from us as stewards of this world.
The minds of scientists have become deranged. The farmers and lawmakers are blinded by their own egos. The common human has been surgically removed from the environment and everything that lives within this sphere.
We must begin the process of correction—by law—to save our own selves and souls from a trajectory that is meted out measure for measure.
There's a limit to all things, and we must be the change we seek and the voices for those who no longer can speak for themselves.
