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Earthship 03: Movie "The Garbage Warrior": Michael Reynolds - Earthships - fights with authorities - tsunamis + hurricanes

Development of the Earthships in New Mexico in Taos - the battle with the authorities in New Mexico 1995-2007 - round Earthships after the tsunamis in the Andaman Islands and in Mexico - the test grounds law for homes is approved in 2007 on the third attempt

Movie title "Garbage Warrior"
                            with architect Michael Reynolds, film
                            director Oliver Hodge   Taos Castle Compound: The first
                            Earthship, the grandfather of Earthships   Taos Castle Compound: the young
                            Michael Reynolds in his first Earthship with
                            a hen
Movie title "Garbage Warrior" with architect Michael Reynolds, film director Oliver Hodge [5] - Taos Castle Compound: The first Earthship, the grandfather of Earthships - the young Michael Reynolds in his first Earthship
Architecture of Michael Reynolds, a
                            self-sufficient Earthship with Mother Earth   Andaman Islands 2005: Reynold builds a
                            round tropical Earthship - 14 days
                            construction with cistern in the bottom   Taos, the Earthship
                            designed by architect Mike Reynolds with a
                            floral pattern of bottles
Architecture of Michael Reynolds, a self-sufficient Earthship with Mother Earth - Andaman Islands 2005: Reynold builds a round tropical Earthship - 14 days construction with cistern in the bottom - Taos, the Earthship designed by architect Mike Reynolds with a floral pattern of bottles
Santa Fe: Law Assistant
                            Renni Zifferblatt   Michael Reynolds in the
                            Capitol of Santa Fe 02   Dave Dicicco, chief of construction
                            management in Taos from 1995, worse than the
                            Nazis [6], who wanted to destroy Reynolds
                            and its self-sufficient Mother Earth
                            architecture with Earthships committing
                            torture and a million-dollar robbery
Santa Fe: Law Assistant Renni Zifferblatt - Michael Reynolds in the Capitol of Santa Fe 02 - Dave Dicicco, chief of construction management in Taos from 1995, worse than the Nazis [6], who wanted to destroy Reynolds and its self-sufficient Mother Earth architecture with Earthships committing torture and a million-dollar robbery

presented by Michael Palomino (2018 / translation 2019)
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Content
1. Examples of Earthships by Michael Reynolds in Taos, New Mexico - Aluminum can houses with the "Thumb House" - Earthship "Phoenix"
2. The development of the Earthships and construction crews in Taos
3. 1995-2007: The building authority of Taos with new Nazis in power persecutes Reynolds and his Earthships from Mother Earth: construction freeze, defamation, torture, layoffs, millions of dollars robbed from customers etc.
4. The idea for a new law: Test site for new house types
5. The Tsunami of 2004: A 10,000 liter cistern Earthship for tropical zones for the Andaman Islands in 14 days
6. August 2005: "USA" after hurricane Katrina
7. January / February 2006: Second attempt for the test site law for house buildings
8. March 2006: Mexico with hurricane Rita: A new, round earth ship for hot climates in Matamoros
9. "USA" since October 2006: New architect license + test site law for house buildings



The movie "Garbage Warrior"

Video: Michael Reynolds - The garbage warrior (Spanish subtitles) (1h26'25'')
(original Spanish: El Guerrero de la Basura (Subtitulos en español)

Video: Michael Reynolds - Der Müllkrieger (spanische Untertitel) (1h26'25'')
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbAShCCwENM

The movie protocol

1. Examples of Earthships by Michael Reynolds in Taos, New Mexico - Aluminum can houses with the "Thumb House" - Earthship "Phoenix":

Taos in New Mexico - the self-sufficient Earthships with Mother Earth by architect Michael Reynolds

Film title "Garbage Warrior"
                      with architect Michael Reynolds, Film Director
                      Oliver Hodge   Map
                      of "USA" with Taos   Architect Michael Reynolds
                      visits a construction site with an Earthship under
                      construction
Film title "Garbage Warrior" with architect Michael Reynolds, Film Director Oliver Hodge - Map of "USA" with Taos [01] - Architect Michael Reynolds visits a construction site with an Earthship under construction

Garbage Warrior, film by Oliver Hodge (2'0 ''). Michael Reynolds lives in an Earthship in Taos, New Mexico, his partner describes him as creative and stubborn (2'55 ''). Michael Reynolds was raised as a Baptist, everything was forbidden, so the backlash came (3'9 ''). He studied architecture at the University of Cincinnati, and considered the architecture as taught to be worthless (3'35 ''), because this architecture had nothing to do with the planet and little to do with humans (3'40 '').

Heating, water, food production etc.

Reynolds: "The main problems oil and water have just been suppressed, and there are more and more people on the earth, so we do not have much time left to solve these problems." (4'14 '') - Reynolds visits an Earthship construction site in the desert of New Mexico. The septic tank is installed, more soil is removed, there is an overflow (final overflow) installed (5'21 ''). Reynolds: "Mankind is making the planet more and more uninhabitable, so we've developed a way of life that has a nourishing effect." (5'47 '') -

An Earthship "Phoenix" - totally self-sufficient for up to 4 persons

An Earthship under construction,
                      entrance area
An Earthship under construction, entrance area

Reynolds: "The Phoenix - that's a house with no connections, no gas connection, no electricity, no water and no sewer, no energy is needed (6'5 ''). There are cisterns for 6000 gallons of water, and food production is made with wastewater [from the kitchen, shower, sink and washing machine], all year long it's 70º Fahrenheit (21º Celsius) warm (6'15 ''). Well, in such a house you can survive even without contact to the outside, even a family of four." (6'30 '') - Reynolds shows the greenhouse area: "This area is the food production zone, birds and insects are flying around here (6'39 ''). Then there is the area of ​​goats, chickens and ducks, so in the end, it is like a small Amazon jungle with 20 feet (6m) high trees and small terraces where you relaxation is possible with trees, birds, parrots, canaries, bumblebees, bees and butterflies. " (7'2 '') -

Commentator: This is a new direction for humanity (7'8 '').

Reynolds: "I've been researching it for 30 years and now I'm scratching the surface of the gold mine, which we are now beginning to penetrate." (7'20 '') -

Reynolds becomes a recycling professional with its earth-ship architecture

Taos, the Earthship
                      of architect Mike Reynolds, where he lives   Taos, the Earthship of
                      architect Mike Reynolds, where he lives - with
                      banana trees in the greenhouse area   Taos, the Earthship of
                      architect Mike Reynolds, where he lives - with
                      floral patterns made of bottles
Taos, the Earthship of architect Mike Reynolds, where he lives - with banana trees in the greenhouse area - floral patterns made of bottles

An Earthship solar radio station means that sports results would be important, while Michael Reynolds solves the fundamental problems on Earth with Earthships (7'45 ''). The life partner says: "Reynolds has a great passion for his work", and at night she can look up at the sky with a glass of water (8'18 ''). - Reynolds: "My dreams are about work, they play a big role in new ideas, then I make drawings, discuss that with Ted and then I realize that (8'47 ''). In this way my dreams come true, and they become the customers' dreams. " (8'56 '') - Photos from his earth ship in Taos (9'23 ''). - Reynolds speaking about colored bottle walls: "The bottles are rubbish, but are like jewels in the wall with me." (9'42 '') - Reynolds on his father, who was already a recycling guy: "My dad collected everything, so mayonnaise cups, milk cartons, old keys, just everything in his cellar, so he did not know what to do but he said it was too valuable to throw it away." (10'9 '') -

Taos 1972: The thumb house with beer can walls

The "thumb house" by architect
                      Michael Reynolds from 1972 made of aluminum cans   The "thumb house" by
                      architect Michael Reynolds from 1972 made of
                      aluminum cans, interior view  
The "thumb house" by architect Michael Reynolds from 1972 made of aluminum cans - the wall is made of aluminum cans, interior view -

The Thumb House of 1972: Reynolds shows the Thumb House: "This is the first house where beer cans were used for construction (10'45 '') and has the shape of a thumb (10'49 ''). Here's the inside view with the visible beer can wall (10'57 ''), so if you can make houses out of bricks, then you can make beer cans bricks out of beer cans and build houses like that (11'6 ''). Tie them with a bundle together, 6 beer cans make a beer can brick, so in this way I built two or three houses (11'14 ''). Then the beer cans were used individually for the building of the wall (11'17 ''). The walls are plastered and are still stable after 35 years. " (11'18 '')

The invention of Michael Reynolds:
                      A building brick made of 6 aluminum cans tied
                      together   construction site of architect
                      Reynolds, here a house made of aluminum bricks is
                      being built
The invention of Michael Reynolds: A building brick made of 6 aluminum cans tied together - construction site of architect Reynolds, here a house made of aluminum bricks is being built

Earthships with window front to the sunny side and car tire earth walls

Reynolds about windows: "The first clue to install the windows to the sunny side came with the idea of ​​solar energy in the room, you just have to do it!" (11'47 '') - Reynolds on the infrastructure of cities: "So you can observe, that in the cities, the infrastructure collapses more and more, and certain cities end up in chaos because they can no longer maintain the infrastructure (12 '8 '') Then people live in the countryside and only come to town to enrich themselves. " (12'19 ''). Reynolds is speaking about old car tires: "So there is a lot of waste in this society, and a garbage that is in abundance, these are old, worn-out car tires that are resilient, have thermal properties and are super strong, even without cement, so you can with a single shovel [and a sledgehammer] build whole tire walls made of old tires and garbage. " (12'42 '')

Old tires
                      are everywhere around the world   Michael
                      Reynolds' architecture: tire earth wall with
                      bottles in between  
Old tires are everywhere around the world - Michael Reynolds' architecture: tire earth wall with bottles in between

The life partner says: "He is obsessed with his ideas, and he stays tuned." (12'55 '') - Reynolds: "And we hit the earth with a sledgehammer into the tires, so that all this will be really compact, similar to a 90% brick." (13'3 '')

     [Thermal Inertia of Earth: Earth is the thermal mass that stores heat in summer and releases heat slowly during winter for 6 months due to thermal inertia].

Reynolds is speaking about energy storage: "In the 1970s, solar energy and energy storage were presented in the unit of thermal masses, and so we hit earth into the tires, that was mass to keep the temperature up, and that's no stupid work, but that really holds up energy!" (13'29 '')

The Earthship of Reynolds in Taos - winter to -37º Celsius - no stress with thick old tire earth walls

Reynolds shows his Earthship: "Well, I needed a house because the marriage with Chris was coming, and now it's 20 years old and the house is still working perfectly (13'56 ''), so it's easy to build something like that, in the greenhouse area beer cans are plastered in the walls, towards the sun is no door and no wall, but there are U-shaped rooms, all connected to the greenhouse (14'20 '') .The windows are all to the sunny side, and in winter the deep sun is reaching also the deep corners in the house, and this sunshine is also stored in the tire earth walls (14'30 ''). Heating costs do not exist, even air conditioning does not exist, but we have a fireplace for Christmas, nothing more ( 14'41 ''). So the winter here goes down to -30º Fahrenheit (-34º Celsius) or even down to -35º Fahrenheit (-37º Celsius), would be lethal without heat (14'52 ''). So we live here since 20 years without heating and this is how it works, you have a lot less stress,and therefore there will be always less stress all over the world (15'11 '').

Architecture of Michael Reynolds:
                      Earthship in winter     
Architecture of Michael Reynolds: Earthship in winter


2. The development of the Earthships and construction crews in Taos

The experiments in Taos in the castle zone ("Castle Compound"): The windmill - and the first Earthship

Castle
                      Compound Test site 1976   Taos Castle Compound: Windmill with
                      house around   Taos Castle Compound:
                      Windmill with house around - close-up
Castle Compound Test site 1976 - Taos Castle Compound: Windmill with house around - close-up

The "Castle Compound" in Taos, built from 1976 to 1986: Reynolds: "30 years ago we started to build this property (16'5 ''), here we developed different models, with a gigantic windmill, the mill was removed from the building now, so it worked so well that we built a building around it, because the mill was showing corrosion (16'41 ''). A lot of electricity was produced here (16'45 ''). The houses here are all trials and experiments, sometimes not so successful, just a learning zone. " (16'56 '')

Taos Castle
                      Compound: The first Earthship, the grandfather of
                      Earthships   Michael Reynolds with a
                      chicken in Earthship No. 1   Earthship No. 1 with a man on the roof
Taos Castle Compound: The first Earthship, the grandfather of Earthships - Michael Reynolds with a chicken in Earthship No. 1 - and a man on the roof

"This building there is called the grandfather of the Earthships, because it was the first time trying to unite all the elements in one single house (17'25 ''), which was the very first house built beyond any old standards, just wild, the first place where wind energy, solar energy, hothouse, recycling of building materials, all in a single house was united, as it was then created in the end (17'48 '') .The time here was absolutely intense, because all activities here were all new inventions and experiments all the time, that was a bit of a magical feeling (18'7 ''). I lived in this building, which was 25 years ago, with its own power production, with its own food production, heating is not needed, I was - oh my god - I was free, absolutely free. " (18'31 '')

Articles, books, websites - and people came - that's how the construction crews came to be

Michael Reynolds with staff members   Michael Reynolds with staff members: Seth   Michael Reynolds with staff members:
                      Damien   Michael Reynolds with staff members: Phil  
Michael Reynolds with staff members: Seth - Damien - Phil -
Staff
                      of Michael Reynolds: Ted   Staff
                      of Michael Reynolds: Rory   Die Ehefrau von Michael
                      Reynolds
Staff of Michael Reynolds: Ted - Rory - and the wife of Michael Reynolds

Reynolds: "So you have a feeling of owning your own life, you do not need anything to live on (18'49 ''), so we have the potential to care for the planet (18'55 ''). So, you can let the Earth "sing" caring it and not polluting it with sewage water and chemicals and things like that (19'11 ''). We installed websites, we wrote books, there were magazine articles and everything that attracted people, who wanted to work for us, our working group came up, and also people from the street were simply rescued and taken to the Earthship and then they stayed (19'58 '') .This is Ted, his mane is about like mine. " (20'25 '') - The life partner says: "Mike has become like a magnet, he attracts the strangest people and has the strangest customers." (20'39 '') - Reynolds: "That's how construction teams were formed, it did not get any better. When we set up the community, we defined a territory of 10 acres (appr. 40,000m2) and all got their membership." (20'55 '')

The construction team members build their own Earthships

Construction crew member: "The allocation of land was drawn, so no one could buy the best land for themselves with a lot of money, which was fair, and so we built our homes." (21'27 '') - Life Partner: "So the land was given away for an apple and an egg, that was cheap then, so, this was less than the expense of spending money during an evening in the city in a fancy restaurant." (21'39 '')

Taos, crew member
                      1   Taos, crew member
                      2  
Taos, crew member 1, 2

Building crew member 1: "I was trained to be an architect and graduated, decided to live in a hole in the ground and built a house around it." (22'0 '') - Construction crew member 2: "I had to fix my tent, it was so windy, and every evening 8 stuffed ground tires were added (22'13 ''). In 2 months I had the walls standing and protecting them my tent from the wind, really fantastic, that was like a lottery win." (22'37 '') - Construction crew member 1: "We lived on my property in a living tent, at the top of the property." (22'46 '') - Construction crew member 2: "I lived on the bare earth, did not even have a flush toilet, the [the construction of the house in total] took 11 years." (22'55 '') - Life Partner: "I was curious to build my own Earthship, so they built their Earthships, the earth strung together, lived in tarpaulins, cooked spaghetti together and played the guitar when it rained outside in the evening sitting on upturned wheelbarrows as a chair, all with campfires. " (23'15 '') - Construction crew member 2: "The people worked so hard, that was not just a bunch of hippies, there was a lot more behind it." (23'29 '') - Reynolds: "These Earthships were built at virtually no cost, that was subculture back then, and now they're all happy in their house." (23'56'')

Taos Castle Compound, a
                      construction site with a tent 1   Taos Castle Compound, a
                      construction site with a tent 2   Construction of tire
                      earth walls with leveling with a log 
Taos Castle Compound, a construction site with a tent 1,2 - Construction of tire earth walls with leveling with a log

The Greater World Community in Taos - founded in 1990

Greater World Community in Taos, founded in 1990: Construction team member 1: "The house protects us, gives us electricity, heats itself, the plants give us food, the water comes from the roof, the children grow up with it and know it all, and the children are being trained that way. " (25'1 '')

Taos, the Greater World Community since
                      1990   Interior view of an Earthship   an Earthship owner of
                      the Greater World Community is telling
Taos, the Greater World Community since 1990 - Interior view of an Earthship - an Earthship owner is telling

Reynolds. "That used to be my office, they even used tar cans, so it made you feel like a flying crow, we were already in a magical environment in those times (25'44 ''). People were settling here and stay here and they are like a family. " (26'22 '')

Taos
                      Greater World Community - inside view, green sky
                      with blue and green bottles   Taos Greater
                      World Community - inside view, green sky with a
                      bottle star   Taos Greater
                      World Community - inside view, tar oil can built
                      into the wall  
Taos Greater World Community - inside view, green sky with blue and green bottles - bottle star - tar oil can built into the wall

Construction crew member 1: "If you find gold in your backyard, you have to keep it a secret." (26'50 '') - Reynolds: "Today we are receiving requests for Earthships from all over the world, so this community was born beyond the norm and was living on (27'5 ''), so the only question is how to transmit this construction principle in towns because I have confronted my community with the greatest challenge possible, this means, outside, where there is no electricity, no water connection, we all worked out the knowledge about electricity, water and sewage, and this was the first test site for self-sufficient homes in New Mexico. " (27'38 '')

Earthship in the Greater World
                      Community in Taos (Greater World Community) - a
                      hall made of bottle walls   Earthship in the Greater World
                      Community in Taos (Greater World Community):
                      Earthship with sunflowers  
Earthship in the Greater World Community in Taos (Greater World Community) - a hall made of bottle walls - Earthship with sunflowers

Construction site with Earthship under
                      construction, mixer for the soil-cement mixture   Construction site with Earthship under
                      construction, roof construction with roof tiles 1   Construction site with Earthship under
                      construction, roof construction with roof tiles 2
Construction site with Earthship under construction, mixer for the soil-cement mixture - roof construction with roof tiles 1,2

House construction: Earthship on a slope  
House construction: Earthship on a slope

The community "Reach" and the other side of Taos - more Earthships - learning by mistakes

The Reach Community in Taos: Reynolds: "The Reach Community was successful, and now I wanted to continue, so I went to the other side of the city and got this time 650 acres (2.6 km2) (27'50 ''). So you do not have to work 1000s of hours to build an Earthship on a peace of land, but you can build it just somewhere (28'2 ''). So the money you earn goes straight into the house, you do not need infrastructure, no electricity, nor water  nor sewage, all this is organized in the house itself (28'19 '') .We put the money into research and that worked now (28'26 ''). Now there are a few dozen people living without needing to borrow pay off, pay no fees, and are happy and their lives are progressing (28'34 '') .These were people who needed help, so they built themselves an Earthship and are now living very well. People complain about each little detail, so we are leaning from them, and when there are problems, we just better the houses learning from them." (29'7 '')

House construction by Michael Reynolds
                      on the other side of Taos: Three Earthships side
                      by side   House
                      construction by Michael Reynolds on the other side
                      of Taos: one Earthship   House
                      construction by Michael Reynolds on the other side
                      of Taos: one Earthship with a two-story greenhouse
                      was too hot
House construction by Michael Reynolds on the other side of Taos: Three Earthships side by side - one Earthship - one Earthship with a two-story greenhouse was too hot

Reynolds: "Here is an Earthship, for example, which had a two-story greenhouse, but the tall glass facade produced too much solar energy and it was too hot in the house (29'28 ''). A wealthy dropout had bought the house and the typewriter plastic became soft." (30'31 '') - Building crew member 1: "So the customers were involved in the developments (31'3 ''). At only one house you can not learn much, it needs many different ones." (31'17 '') - Life Partner: "In the beginning, these Earthships were not so perfect, there were holes, or they were too hot, they looked like from Mars or some other planet." (31'22 '') - Building crew member 1: "Some people take the risk and see the sense that the house is an experimental house and may have flaws, other customers accept the experimental house, but want everything to work perfectly, and some of them are disappointed, in rare cases they go to court. " (31'49 '')

Architect Michael Reynolds: Earthship
                      construction with earth-cement mixer and used
                      tires   Construction of Earthships: the earth-cement
                      mixer with the earth mixture   Architecture of Michael
                      Reynolds: Earthship with pyramid
Architect Michael Reynolds: Earthship construction with earth-cement mixer and used tires - the earth-cement mixer with the earth mixture - Earthship with pyramid

Architecture of Michael
                      Reynolds: Wall construction with earth mixture and
                      plastic bottles as windows   Architecture of Michael Reynolds: Wall
                      construction with earth mixture and aluminum cans  
Architecture of Michael Reynolds: Wall construction with earth mixture and plastic bottles as windows - Wall construction with earth mixture and aluminum cans

Reynolds: "When there are mistakes like in the sewage system flowing through the living room, living in a recycling house, then when something happens, then it is 10 times so bad for the customer when the roof has a hole (32'3 ''). If there was a smell in the bathroom, there came a process (32'7 ''). When the house [in winter] had only 60 instead of 70º Fahrenheit (16 instead of 21º Celsius), there came a process. " (32'13 '')


3. 1995-2007: The building authority of Taos with new Nazis in power persecutes Reynolds and his Earthships from Mother Earth: construction freeze, defamation, torture, layoffs, millions of dollars robbed from customers etc.

Building crew member 1: "When the Earthship had established itself, it was the architecture authority that blocked everything and claimed that if one would not master this or that, one would not be an architect." (32'38 '') - Attorney Shauna Malloy of the Architectural Authority: "The architecture authority asked me to present complaints against my ancestors, so all they did was outside of what New Mexico called legitimate house building." (32'54 '')

The State Architects Board in Taos   The State Architects Board
                      in Taos with attorney Malloy
The State Architects Board in Taos with attorney Malloy

Reynolds: "She said they'll be claiming about what you do for life." (32'58 '') - Woman attorney: "Design and building construction is all standardized because it means security." (33'5 '') - Reynolds: "I broke rules and laws, of course." (33'9 '') - Woman attorney: "There was not only the design of the Earthships which was the problem." (33'16 '') - Reynolds: "I turned down the law to get self-catering houses, folks!" (33'28 '') - Woman attorney: "The worst thing would have been if Mike had lost the architect's license - and it was denied to him." (33'36 '')

The group with Michael Reynolds was also a
                      music group that sometimes had their performences   Michael Reynolds in the office   Text panel: "Michael
                      Reynolds surrendered his state architect's license
                      to avoid prosecution for malpractice during the
                      late 1990s. His national license was revoked a
                      year later."
The group with Michael Reynolds was also a music group that sometimes had their performances - Michael Reynolds in the office - Text panel: "Michael Reynolds surrendered his state architect's license to avoid prosecution for malpractice during the late 1990s. His national license was revoked a year later."

Text panel: "Michael Reynolds surrendered his state architect's license to avoid prosecution for malpractice during the late 1990s. His national license was revoked a year later." (33'39'') - Reynolds: "We felt persecuted every day, always looking for assailants, and the county then wrote me a letter saying that they had heard that 3 communities had been built where the aforementioned regulations had been violated. There was the list of broken laws which were in the booklet, and all I said was that: There was Fred Naberius, he gave me all the approvals, but he's already dead, and who the fuck are you? " (34'16 '')

Life partner: "Suddenly, there was a change in the architecture department (" Planning Department ") and a few weeks later, everything turned negative for the company and the community." (34'28 '') - Reynolds: "Then the inspectors came with a thick notebook and recorded the "prescription violations of Reynolds"." (34'43 ''). Well, they claimed that a piece of land must have electricity connection, water connection, drainage connection, the land must be divided into lots, everyone has to prove that he has installed these facilities, and there have to be [beautiful, expensive] access roads built, so they all wanted to have these super expensive things for dominating with their definitions of of land and residential neighborhood. "(35'9 '')

The Planning Department of Taos, Mailbox   Architecture of Michael Reynolds,
                      an Earthship   Architecture of Michael
                      Reynolds, Earthships at Taos
The Planning Department of Taos, Mailbox - an Earthship of Michael Reynolds - Earthships at Taos

From 1995: Taos with new Nazis in power: The construction management with head Dave Dicicco with 5 lawsuits, fighting troops and guns against Reynolds, worse than the Nazis - they provoke a construction break and a million-dollar robbery from clients - the torture against pioneer Reynolds

Summary: The Nazi dictatorship in Taos and Santa Fe form 1995 to 2007, against Reynolds and the Earthship architecture of Mother Earth - all seems to be a Mossad Rothschild maneuver
Dave Dicicco, head
                              of the Construction Board in Taos from
                              1995, worse than a Nazi
Dave Dicicco, head of the Construction Board in Taos from 1995, worse than a Nazi

This Nazi rule in Taos from 1995 under the new construction administration under Dave Dicicco was only broken in 2007 after 1 giga tsunami in India and Thailand (2004) and after 2 hurricanes Katrina and Rita, when the new law for test areas for house construction in the third attempt was accepted.

The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake was triggered by seabed atomic bombs, and the two hurricanes Katrina (2005) and Rita (2006) were triggered by HAARP weather manipulations by the satanic NWO mafia.

The criminal Nazi rule of the building authorities in Taos County against the holistic Mother Earth architecture under the Supreme Nazi Dave Dicicco was ultimately brought down only by these natural disasters, because in the Andaman Islands and in Mexico, the group of Michael Reynolds could construct some Earthships demonstrating that Earthships have a big sense for an independent self-sufficiency in the sense of Mother Earth recycling waste, producing it's own water and own food, and evading wastewater.

The crimes of this Nazi rule in Taos and Santa Fe - against the architecture of Mother Earth by Reynolds: torture, destruction of work, defamation, robbery of millions of dollars, probably also enrichment
The Nazi rule under the head of the Construction Board Mr.  Dave Dicicco in Taos against Reynolds and his customers committed serious crimes. These crimes were committee by a gang, and all these crimes seem to be UNPUNISHED:
-- Torture
-- Destruction of work
-- Defamation,
-- Robbery of millions from Reynold's customers who were loosing their existing building contracts without compensation,
-- probably there was also enrichment,
etc.

It is not known that Reynolds and his customers have ever received any compensation for these crimes.

Suspicion: The Mossad from the Rothschild family manipulated everything against Reynolds and self-sufficiency with Mother Earth - with Mind Control through manipulated media etc.
Since the "USA" is a Zionist territory manipulated by Rothschild and his Mossad, one can assume that the Mossad was manipulating the government against Reynolds, the government of Taos was under Mind Control of the manipulated Mossad media and actually the goal of the maneuver was a suicide of Michael Reynolds. This is how the Zionist political maneuvers in the world function when the Rothschild family does not fit into a development related to Mother Earth.

The details from the movie:

Planning Director (Head Planner) Dave Dicicco of Taos County, worse than a Nazi: "In 1995, I was appointed Planning Director, and that was one of the first tasks to determine that everyone lived by the same rules (35'21 ''). So there were no [nice, expensive] access roads, there was no water connection, nothing (35'28 ''). So the government said: "Enough is enough," and they made 5 lawsuits at once." (35'35 '') - Reynolds: "He came with his combat troops for his codes, with guns, so it was a joke for them to shoot us down." (35'46 '') - Text panel: "November 1997: An injunction was issued to stop the communities from building." (35'50 '') - Reynolds: "Later, the settlements were rated as illegally transferred because planning law had been broken." (35'53 '')

Dave Dicicco, head of the Construction Board
                      in Taos from 1995, worse than a Nazi, committing
                      torture and a robbery of millions   Text panel: "November
                      1997: An injunction was issued to stop the
                      communities from building."   New Mexico: A lost
                      building site of an Earthship after 1997
Dave Dicicco, head of the Construction Board in Taos from 1995, worse than a Nazi, committing torture and a robbery of millions - Text panel: "November 1997: An injunction was issued to stop the communities from building." - New Mexico: A lost building site of an Earthship after 1997

Planning Director Dave Dicicco: "So I was confronted with house architecture and settlement structure at the same time." (36'1 '') - Reynolds: "For decades, I had given everything to be an architect, and they robbed me of everything now, so that takes you and you ask yourself the question of your own competence and ability, to make the right thing out of life." (36'23 '') - Construction crew member 1: "We had to dismiss the assemblies and so only two [of our group] remained with three people." (36'36 '') - Reynolds' life partner indicates a million-dollar robbery by Taos' criminal construction bureau: "The construction sites were closed and customers' permits were canceled, even though the county had already accepted and cashed their checks." (36'47 '') - Construction crew member 1: "The mood fell, the people moved out, there was hardly any work, they felt that the county wanted to ban their activities, even if you wanted to do something good for yourself." (37'1 '') - Reynolds: "Even the logic of thinking was off to a certain extent here: I should lose my way of life, my respect, my qualifications, just everything." (37'22 '') - Construction crew member 2: "He has not drawn designs for two years, has not thought about details, he was distracted by the judiciary." (38'21 ''). - Life Partner: "The atmosphere in the entire company was: everything was in question." (38'30 '')

The architectural drawing
                      instruments by Michael Reynolds     
The architectural drawing instruments by Michael Reynolds

Taos: Reynolds opts for the expensive way: settlements become official "living quarters" - surveying costs, connection costs, etc.

Reynolds: "The question was, what should I do in the next few decades, if I should just do an ego trip, or if I wanted to show the world how sustainable building is (38'44 ''), so I had to be a living quarter." (38'57 '') - Construction crew member 2: "We had to transform the settlements into residential areas, every phase of the construction work was scrupulously checked." (39'24 '') - Reynolds: "We had to proceed tons of files, there were inspectors who had to search the areas for arrowheads, that alone was a cost of $ 20,000 (39'25 ''). All they did was walk around and pick up arrowheads." (39'31 '') - Construction crew member 1: "There were tons of engineers doing diagrams and drawings that never helped anyone, costing $ 14,000 again." (39'45 '') - Reynolds: "So that was really just endless nonsense." (39'51 '') - Reynolds: "There were people who just stared at the books with the regulations, and around us was the global warming." (40'17'')

Texttafel: Im März 2004 hebt
                      die Baukommission von Taos County das Bauverbot
                      gegen Reynolds auf
Text panel: In March 2004, the construction commission of Taos County lifts the building ban against Reynolds

"Only after 7 years, a development came up again." (40'38 '') - Text panel: "In March 2004, Taos County Commission voted that the community was allowed to continue to build within agreed rules (40'46 '').  In the process, a special engineer had to be contracted so that Mike could continue his construction activities without a license."(40'52 '') - Reynolds:" I felt like I could fly again." (40'56 '') - Construction crew member 2: "Now he was considered a model who was able to develop entire residential areas in Taos County." (41'7 '') - Reynolds: "So residential areas were founded there now according to the law, acres and land was sold, and then the self-catering houses were put on it (41'22 ''). So for a long time there was no more development work, for avoiding more unrest." (42'5 '') - Life partner: "Mike lost the ability to dream an idea and to realize it the next day." (42 '10' ') - Construction crew member 2: "He always wanted to build houses and try things out, that's what he was like." (42'18' ') - Building crew member 1: "There is a right to make mistakes, otherwise you will never be clever to bring out new types of houses, otherwise it is just as the rest of the country lives, always in the same house types, even after the Second World War was continued exactly with the same house type, so all are so afraid of mistakes, and that's why there is no development with new designs with home constructing." (42'38'') - Reynolds: "I had lost the freedom to make mistakes (42'49 ''), so in the future everyone has to pay more attention to oneself, in New Mexico is the test site for atomic bombs, some 1000 acres are defined as "destroyed", where the authorities do not even know what is happening there, if something could explode there yet or not, this was no problem for the authorities for accepting extreme risks in the name of national security." (43'23 '')

Earthship architecture by architect
                      Reynolds   Taos: Earthships as living
                      quarters with standardized plots and standardized,
                      expensive access roads   Earth Ship
                      construction site of a construction group of
                      Reynolds
Earthship architecture by architect Reynolds - Taos: Earthships as living quarters with standardized plots and standardized, expensive access roads - Earth Ship construction site of a construction group of Reynolds

Earthship with hot air balloon   Michael Reynolds on an
                      Earthship construction site
Earthship with hot air balloon - Michael Reynolds on an Earthship construction site


4. The idea for a new law: Test site for new house types

Construction crew member 1: "I thought it should be possible to define a test settlement, without all the regulations, just as a life test for the future (43'39 ''). Because they also approve test sites for bombs, for testing of cars, for testing of airplanes, therefore also test sites for house types should be possible." (43'47 '') - Reynolds: "Only then I realized that it needed a change in the law to allow the new house types, and that was now a fight with the state." (44'15 '') - November 2004: Reynolds has to choose a suit to introduce himself to the senator (45'32 '') with his own draft of his bill to allow tests on new house models, all in Santa Fe, capital of New Mexico. There came the 47th Legislative Session (45'45 '').

Michael Reynolds
                      with suit and tie of the colonialists from Europe
                      1   Michael Reynolds
                      with suit and tie of the colonialists from Europe
                      2
Michael Reynolds with suit and tie of the colonialists from Europe 1,2

Capitol of Santa Fe: The hiccup of the law for residential test site [seems all a maneuver of the Mossad of Rothschild against Mother Earth]

Reynolds in the Capitol of Santa Fe: "The law said that people have the right to live outside the regulations for 5 to 10 years, outside of the regulations lies the research information, so the law should be approved." (46'24 '') - And now Reynolds had to make his propaganda for his residing test site law to the deputies, working with one by one and giving information leaflets, etc., "and one never knew where enemies are, where destroyers are." (47'52 '') - Senate Judiciary Committee: "There they sit who want to block the new law, by whatever political reason (48'41 ''), well, these are all lawyers who cross-examined me (48'51'').  They will then find some wrong word to bring down the law, like the term of "real people" (49'14 "). Well, I thought a few times, just close all the matter and go thinking that all this that's just bullshit here." (49'28 '') The flowery language was reclaimed, which should be taken in "lawful words" (49'58 '').

Demonstration with drums at the
                      Capitol of Santa Fe   Text panel: The 47th session Santa Fe, New
                      Mexico: "Mike drafts a new law to allow for
                      easier testing of sustainable building."   Governor assistant Mr. Ron Gardener
Demonstration with drums at the Capitol of Santa Fe - Text panel: The 47th session Santa Fe, New Mexico: "Mike drafts a new law to allow for easier testing of sustainable building." - Governor assistant Mr. Ron Gardener

There were a dozen committees with 7 or 8 members, which always had something to complain about, and so we were obliged to gradually shred the law more and more and take into account all comments from each and every one. No word was found for "real people" and they made a lot of negative remarks to bring down the bill (50'45 ''). They simply saw no need for such a law (50'49 ''). Gary Carlson was the supervisor, with the law always printed in the latest version, and slowly he was sorry that the law was still hanging and always had to be reprinted (redraft redraft redraft) (50'54 ''). Considering world developments, this development process was only ridiculous (52'14 '').

Mike Reynolds in the Capitol of Santa Fe
                      01   Santa Fe, the
                      Senate Judiciary Commission with the logo of New
                      Mexico   Santa Fe: Law Secretary Mr. Gary Carlson
Mike Reynolds in the Capitol of Santa Fe 01 - Santa Fe, the Senate Judiciary Commission with the logo of New Mexico - Santa Fe: Law Secretary Mr. Gary Carlson

Capitol of Santa Fe: The arguments of the lawyers of the Judiciary Committee against the test site for residential buildings

One of the lawyers says: "America has the safest and cleanest dwellings in the world, so I have concerns about life, safety and health issues [when there is new housing research]." (52'23 '') - Another lawyer: "How can you invalidate prescriptions for him and then claim that he had not violated any prescription?" (52'30 '') - Another lawyer: "You can not send what is in contradiction." (52'38 '') - A woman lawyer: "The language is inconsistent and not consistent." (52'44 '') - Another lawyer: "There's a motion on the table that is undebateable." (52'52 '') - Reynolds: "So there was just wasted time and energy to manage a small development (53'8 '') .The vote in the commission was 6 to 3, a death sentence for the law, time ran out for us, there were still 4 days of session (53'21 ''). There was just an insider connection missing to this committee for having yet a chance." (53'42 '')

The House
                      Energy and Conservation Committee with it's logo
                      of New Mexico  
The House Energy and Conservation Committee with it's logo of New Mexico

Capitol of Santa Fe: The law gets its lobby, but fails because of the delaying tactics of the Speaker of Parliament and will not be put to the vote

Reynolds: "It was about making it easier for people to switch to self-sufficient homes." (54'5 ''). Lawyer Renni Zifferblatt (renni@thebakerlawgroup.com): "So this does not seem to be just a group of hippies, as the development gets bigger there are suppliers who are out of work, so what's their answer?" (54'24 '') - Reynolds: "Kit Carson Electric likes me because we can produce electricity where there is not any, that's no problem." (54'33 '') - Woman lawyer Zifferblatt: "So this is like a small shopping cart for children, which is then getting bigger? I understand that." (54'48 '') - Reynolds: "She was the first one who really understood the law - if she edits the law, it'll be accepted." (55'18 '')

Santa Fe: Law Assistant Renni Zifferblatt   Michael Reynolds in the Capitol of Santa
                      Fe 02   Renni
                      Zifferblatt with committee members in the plenary
                      hall of Santa Fe
Santa Fe: Law Assistant Renni Zifferblatt - Michael Reynolds in the Capitol of Santa Fe 02 - Renni Zifferblatt with committee members in the plenary hall of Santa Fe

She convinced all the members of the Judiciary Committee, and we have Balderas who talked to Bill Davis, so there are already four, but then came disturbing maneuvers, delaying maneuvers, they were playing around in the hall with a criminal prisoner who had taken hostages, and this case was deliberately overstretched, they closed the door of the hall to lose more time, for having no time any more, for not deciding about the law, all this are only games, games, games (58'28 '') [typical behavior for the corrupt Rothschild mafia and its Committee of 300 in London, which dominates almost all the industry on earth - and the performers are from the Mossad or are bribed by the Mossad, the secret service of Rothschild]. - Text panel: The law failed because of delay before the vote (58'32 ''). Reynolds: "The problem is that we need a quick change for the planet, so you can not mess around." (58'43 '')

Taos: An Earthship lightening up in
                      the night
Taos: An Earthship lightening up in the night


5. The Tsunami of 2004: A 10,000 liter cistern Earthship for tropical zones for the Andaman Islands in 14 days

December 26, 2004: India and Andaman Islands: Tsunami in the Pacific

Map with India, Andaman Islands and Thailand
Map with India, Andaman Islands and Thailand [2]

The radio reported an earthquake in the Indian Ocean [where there are NEVER earthquakes] with a tsunami from the East Indies to Indonesia (59'12 ''). There was an architects group from the Nicobar Islands, the center of the "earthquake" and the tsunami, we asked if we could do anything (59'44 ''), and they needed houses, sewage treatment and clean water." (59'59 '') - Text panel: April 2005: A call for help from the Andaman Islands after a tsunami, Mike takes with 7 construction crew members the call for help (1h0'3 ''). They travel to the Indian Ocean and see the ruined coastal areas in the Bay of Bengal: Construction crew member 1: "Everything was destroyed on the coast." (1h0'41 '') - Small Andaman Islands after the tsunami: Everything was broken, only ruins, even houses made of concrete were in pieces ripped or had completely disappeared (1h0'48 ''). Construction crew member 2: "So it could not get any worse, after a 8.9 "earthquake" with a 30 foot (10m) wave (1h1'12 ''). 3/4 of the population is no longer there, half is dead." (1h1'18 '') - Khan, local project planner from the Andaman Islands: "God has played 1 1/2 hours and half of the islands is destroyed. Nothing has remained intact (1h1'46 ''). Everything is full of corpses, streets and ruins are full of corpses." (1h2'3 '') - Reynolds: "It's like after a bombing. Also concrete buildings are broken. Of 35,000 people, there are still 7,000 left. Nature has gigantic powers and can extinguish humanity in a tiny moment. "(1h2'36 '')

[These were atomic bombs on the sea ground, just a maneuver of the criminal Rothschild mafia of London. This was a test for Fukushima 2011].

The Andaman Islands after the tsunami
                      of 2004   Andaman Islands, the
                      arrival of Reynolds with his construction team
                      from Earthships of Mother Earth in 2005   Andaman Islands: The
                      destroyed coast due to the tsunami of December 26,
                      2004, photo from the beginning of 2005
The Andaman Islands after the tsunami of 2004 - Andaman Islands, the arrival of Reynolds with his construction team from Earthships of Mother Earth in 2005 - Andaman Islands: The destroyed coast due to the tsunami of December 26, 2004, photo from the beginning of 2005

Survivors no longer have a house, everything is gone, only the land remains, and all have lost friends." (1h3'31 '') - Sign: The population lives in relief camps for tsunami victims, for example in Panchu Tekri (1h3'37''). Families: 393 - male 820, female 687, total 1507 (1h3'42 '').

Andaman Islands 2005: Project organizer
                      Khan   Andaman Islands 2005: a
                      survivor shows his "house"   Andaman
                      Islands 2005: the panel for Panchu Tekri with the
                      surviving population
Andaman Islands 2005: Project organizer Khan - a survivor shows his "house" - there is nothing left - the panel for Panchu Tekri with the surviving population

The tin huts have no bathroom, families have only one room available (1h4'50 ''). - Reynolds: "The tsunami salted all wells with its salt water, so they were without water." (1h4'58 '') - Project Leader: "There are also bodies in the wells." (1h5'6 '') - Reynolds: "The government is bringing water by truck, and the population has lost everything and has to start at 0. (1h5'26 ''). New ideas are welcome here as life-saving." (1h5'32 '')

Andaman Islands 2005: The
                      local architect Nileshe Gupte   Andaman Islands
                      2005: Michael Reynolds hammering earth in old
                      tires   Andaman Islands 2005:
                      Michael Reynolds hammering earth in old tires -
                      and his entire construction crew is doing that -
                      the first layer of used tires is laid
Andaman Islands 2005: The local architect Nileshe Gupte - Andaman Islands 2005: Michael Reynolds hammering earth in old tires - and his entire construction crew is doing that - the first layer of used tires is laid

Architect Nileshe Gupte from the Andaman Islands: "We want people here to do something, do it, it's crisis times." (1h5'44 '') - And now the architecture of the Earthships is explained, a territory is staked out, and then a round Earthship is built. Old tires are laid where the foundations for the cistern go, and then the tires are filled with earth and hammered. Reynolds claims to the local architects: "The tire earth wall architecture is stable during earthquakes, the bamboo structures float away." (1h6'18 '')

Andaman Islands 2005: Reynolds explains the
                      round Earthship to the local architects   Andaman Islands
                      2005: Old tires are delivered and distributed   Andaman Islands
                      2005: Old tires are delivered and distributed
Andaman Islands 2005: Reynolds explains the round Earthship to the local architects - Andaman Islands 2005: Old tires are delivered and distributed
Andaman Islands 2005: The women are hitting
                      with the sledgehammer earth into the used tires   Andaman Islands 2005: The women are hitting
                      with the sledgehammer earth into the used tires -
                      with the construction crew of Reynolds   The foundation walls of the round
                      tropical Earthship are formed with the cistern in
                      the bottom
Andaman Islands 2005: The women are hitting with the sledgehammer earth into the used tires - with the construction crew of Reynolds - The foundation walls of the round tropical Earthship are formed with the cistern in the bottom

People are hitting the earth with sledgehammers into the tires, the helpers for the Earthship construction are coming, children are helping, all are helping, there is no more debate about laws. Michael Reynolds is promising to the children 1 rupee for every old plastic bottle, and now there are coming used plastic bottles and glass bottles from all sides, which can be built into the walls. The plastic bottles are cut and then put together so that there is a bottle end at both ends. So: Earth-filled tires as a base and then the bottle-earth walls on top: earth-cement mixture - bottle layer - earth-cement mixture - bottle layer, etc. and in this way the walls are growing up for the first round Earthship (1h9'8 '').

Andaman Islands 2005:
                      The earth mixture with earth + cement   Andaman
                      Islands: The earth mixture is made of earth +
                      water + some cement   Andaman Islands: The earth mixture is
                      made of earth + water + some cement - is mixed
                      with a rake 2
Andaman Islands 2005: The earth mixture with earth + cement - Andaman Islands: The earth mixture is made of earth + water + some cement - is mixed with a rake
Andaman Islands
                      2005: Soil + water + some cement mixed with a rake
                      02   Children
                      bring plastic bottles and receive 1 rupee per
                      bottle from Reynolds   Andaman Islands
                      2005: plastic bottles are cut off and put
                      together
Andaman Islands 2005: Soil + water + some cement mixed with a rake 02 - Children bring plastic bottles and receive 1 rupee per bottle from Reynolds - plastic bottles are cut off and put together

The cover of the cistern is not shown in the film. On the foundations with the filled car tires and the cistern inside, bottle walls are being erected:

Andaman
                      Islands 2005: The round Earthship's bottle wall
                      under construction 1   Andaman
                      Islands 2005: The round Earthship's bottle wall
                      under construction 2   The round tropical Earthship is
                      half finished
Andaman Islands 2005: The round Earthship's bottle wall under construction 1,2 - The round tropical Earthship is half finished
2005 Andaman Islands: Inside
                      view of the round bottle wall of the round
                      Earthship for tropical zones  
2005 Andaman Islands: Inside view of the round bottle wall of the round Earthship for tropical zones

Andaman Islands: With this round earth ship for tropical zones with water collection system and cistern, no more wells are needed - 14 days construction time

Andaman Islands 2005: The water
                      collection system   Andaman Islands 2005:
                      The outer end of the bamboo ventilation system in
                      the wall of the round tropical earth ship   Andaman Islands 2005: the round
                      tropical earth ship gets a plaster, only the
                      bottle holes remain
Andaman Islands 2005: The water collection system - the outer end of the bamboo ventilation system in the wall of the round tropical earth ship - the round tropical earth ship gets a plaster, only the bottle holes remain

A construction group crew member explains to the population: "This will be a self-catering house, all the building materials are already there, down in there is a cistern built, the water is collected above [rain water from the roof]." (1h9'38 '') - Reynolds: "And these are bamboo sticks, which serve as an air channel for the ventilation." (1h9'41 '') - Construction crew member: "The air temperature drops because the air passes by the water, and the [warmed] air then pulls up and keeps the house fresh [by the air suction]." (1h9'50 '') - Then the plaster work follows, the bottle ends remain as lights (1h9'55 ''). Population discusses: "Everyone said that earth is not a building material, but it's already solid." (1h10'2 '')

Andaman Islands: Water is no longer a problem with the cistern

Andaman Islands 2005: The roof dome is placed
                      on top of the round tropical earth ship   Andaman Islands
                      2005: the roof dome is covered with mesh fabric   Andaman
                      Islands 2005: the mesh fabric of the roof dome is
                      covered with a fabric which before was put in
                      cement earth  
Andaman Islands 2005: The roof dome is placed on top of the round tropical earth ship - the roof dome is covered with mesh fabric - the mesh fabric of the roof dome is covered with a fabric which before was put in cement earth
Andaman Islands 2005: Finishing work for the
                      roof dome for the round tropical Earthship   Andaman
                      Islands 2005: The round tropical earth ship gets
                      integrated gutters   Andaman
                      Islands 2005: The round tropical earth ship is
                      almost finished
Andaman Islands 2005: Finishing work for the roof dome for the round tropical Earthship - The round tropical earth ship gets integrated gutters - The round tropical earth ship is almost finished

Reynolds: "They have a lot of rain, and they do not care about the rainwater, so they have everything they need in this climate." (1h10'15 '') - The dome is placed on the round wall (1h10'15 ''). Reynolds: "The roof was built to catch the water and drain it into gutters." (1h10'23 '') - The roof structure will be fixed with the soil mixture and shaped to catch the rainwater (1h10'27 ''). Reynolds: "They have over 100 inches (more than 3m) of precipitation per year, so they will not need wells in the future." (1h10'37 '') - The house is now also plastered on the side walls (1h10'38 ''). Now the house has to pass the test with monsoon rains  (1h12'14 ''). In the round tropical Earthship house are now 10,000 [1000?] Liters of water in the cistern and with a small water pump one can pump up the water (1h12'29 ''). Wells are no longer needed if one has water cisterns (1h12'32 '').

Andaman
                      Islands 2005: The round tropical earth ship has a
                      water pump with water from the cistern for 10,000
                      liters of water   Andaman Islands 2005: The
                      roof gets a wicker inner roof   Andaman Islands 2005: The chairman of the
                      architectural authority teaches house building of
                      Reynolds with used tires and plastic bottles
Andaman Islands 2005: The round tropical earth ship has a water pump with water from the cistern for 10,000 liters of water - The roof gets a wicker inner roof - The chairman of the architectural authority teaches house building of Reynolds with used tires and plastic bottles

Then two wicker roofs are installed in the interior, so that the solar heat can not penetrate (1h12'40 ''). Construction team member 1: "There is no need for much discussion here with the local architects, we say: we construct buildings with plastic bottles, with glass bottles, with old tires, and they are enthusiastic and work well with us." (1h12'58 '') - Reynolds: "Step by step the drawings were made and explained how to do it, and it was great with them what happened here in 14 days, which is not even possible in a "developed" country 3 years." (1h13'13 '') - Reynolds explains: "A round house splits the tsunami, a rectangular house forms a front and is defeated." (1h13'28 '') - The chairman of the local engineering committee: "We use local materials, old tires, used bottles, empty bottles." (1h13'39 '')

Andaman
                      Islands 2005: Reynolds' round tropical earth ship
                      is ready - construction time 14 days with cistern
                      in the ground 1   Andaman
                      Islands 2005: Reynolds' round tropical earth ship
                      is ready - construction time 14 days with cistern
                      in the ground 2   Andaman
                      Islands 2005: Reynolds' round tropical earth ship
                      is ready - construction time 14 days with cistern
                      in the ground 3
Andaman Islands 2005: Reynolds' round tropical earth ship is ready - construction time 14 days with cistern in the ground 1,2,3

Construction team member 1: "They have resisted in the "USA" with hands and feet against this construction, and here they love this construction and let us build." (1h13'48 '') - The round house stands on a terrace finished and plastered with rows of lights of bottles (1h13'53 ''). Project Manager: "The house is magical and we will build it on all our islands, beautiful and fantastic." (1h14'12 '') - Also the ground has a mesh (1h14'21 ''). Reynolds: "Apparently it always needs a disaster to make people receptive to new ideas." (1h15'18 '')

Andaman Islands 2005: The inner
                      roof of the round tropical earth ship is
                      reinforced on one side with a ladder and has got a
                      skylight for the air outlet
Andaman Islands 2005: The inner roof of the round tropical earth ship is reinforced on one side with a ladder and has got a skylight for the air outlet


6. August 2005: "USA" after hurricane Katrina

In the New Orleans area of Mississippi, after Hurricane Katrina, people without shelter were in an emergency again (1h16'55 '').

Text panel: Hurricane Katrina in August
                      2005
Text panel: Hurricane Katrina in August 2005

[This series of hurricanes in the Caribbean is controlled by HAARP and is part of the Satanist-Zionist program of Trauma-Based Mind Control, making entire populations disaster-prone to a "New World Government," the Zionist Rothschild dictatorship with its Mossad secret service ].


7. January / February 2006: Second attempt for the test site law for house buildings

Capitol of Santa Fe January / February 2006: Test site law for building construction is again not brought to a vote because of detailed issues

January 2006 Taos: The new test site law for house buildings is discussed again, because after the chaos with Hurricane Katrina new arguments for house building arise (1h17'19 ''). Reynolds: "Katrina has shown that a whole city can be wiped out, and 100,000 people weep because the government fails and does not care about it, and this law could permit the people to satisfy their own needs (1h17'51) ''), with the materials that exist." (1h18'9 '') - Woman attorney: "But many people still do not see the problem (1h18-36 ''). If they do not even understand the problem, then how should they understand the solution to the problem? They want to make politics for their children, thus one should not make them afraid by wording." (1h18'44 '') - Woman attorney: "Any word can be used also against you, be aware of that." (1h18'58 '') - Woman attorney: "People should not be shocked, because this culture is built on fear: Bush came to power through terror, twice, 9/11, terrorism, that's real, it just has to be clear, global warming is here, the earth is burning." (1h19'23 '') - Woman attorney: "Do not mention anything about global warming, oil, scarcity or anything." (1h1'25 '') - Woman attorney: "Do not mention global warming, but: mention jobs, new technology." (1h19'33 '') - Member of parliament of New Mexico: "This is a stroke of luck, because Hurricane Katrina also affects the income in the state of New Mexico." (1h19'43 '')
Text panel
                        about Santa Fé in January 2006: Reynolds makes a
                        second attempt to pass its law for a
                        homebuilding test site in the Capitol: "New
                        Mexico State Legislature: Mike re-presents his
                        bill"   Santa Fe January 2006: The Justice
                        Assistant's Zifferblatt advises Reynolds again   Republican MP Rawson denies
                        all evidence of climate change and conceals the
                        HAARP manipulation
Text panel about Santa Fé in January 2006: Reynolds makes a second attempt to pass its law for a home building test site in the Capitol: "New Mexico State Legislature: Mike re-presents his bill" - Santa Fe January 2006: The Justice Assistant's Zifferblatt advises Reynolds again - Republican MP Rawson denies all evidence of climate change and conceals the HAARP manipulation
Member of Parliament of New Mexico: "New Mexico is selling more oil at the moment." MP: "The Bush administration is trying to suppress all science on global warming in order to protect the profits of the oil industry." - Republican MP Leonard Lee Rawson: "Global warming is not provable, everything is a myth." (1h20'4 '') - MP: "Considering the design, these houses [by Reynolds] are not really beautiful." (1h20'30 '') - MP: "So this house type is not unique in New Mexico and is not new." (1h20'34 '') - MP: "I think that would lead to too many daring experiments." (1h20'35 '') - MP: "How should this coincide with the law on district development?" (1h20'39 '') - MP: "This project does not cost much, research is usually expensive, we are not trying to make money here." (1h20'46 '') - Woman attorney: "It takes years to pass laws, it takes time to work on them." (1h21'2 '') - Woman attorney: "3 years is a pretty short time to pass a bigger law." (1h21'6 '') - Inner voice of Reynolds: "But the global warming is not waiting, I have to break the law if I want to save it, because this slow policy is only a hindrance." (1h21'55 '') - Text panel: "Mike's second attempt to introduce new legislation failed." (1h22'50'')

Text
                      panel about Santa Fe in February 2006: The law for
                      a test site for house buildings fails on detailed
                      questions and is not decided "February 2006:
                      Mike's second attempt to introduce new legislation
                      failed"  
Text panel about Santa Fe in February 2006: The law for a test site for house buildings fails on detailed questions and is not decided
"February 2006: Mike's second attempt to introduce new legislation failed"

Reynolds: "The American Dream is now in the shit, it's history, it's all about how to survive the future, it's not about a house with 11 bathrooms anymore, it's not about career and lawn and luxury anymore, but it's all about whether our children and grandchildren still have the chance to live." (1h23'29 '')


8. March 2006: Mexico with hurricane Rita: A new, round earth ship for hot climates in Matamoros

Mexico Matamoros: Beach with Pelicans   Map of
                  Mexico with Matamoros
Mexico Matamoros: Beach with Pelicans - Map of Mexico with Matamoros [3]

Text panel: 1 month later came Hurricane Rita. The construction team of Reynolds goes to the coastal city of Matamoros on the "US" border, children collect bottles, used car tires are are crashing the earth into the tires, walls of earth mix and aluminum cans are rising, the hurricane victims are thrilled (1h24'40 '').
   Mexico Matamoros 2006: For
                        the construction of a round tropical Earthship,
                        earth is slammed with sledgehammers into the
                        used tires 01   House building in Mexico
                      Matamoros 2006: The earth-cement mixture and
                      aluminum cans create new, round walls   Text panel:
                        The construction team of Reynolds builds a round
                        tropical Earthship for the hurricane victims in
                        Matamoros: "March 2006: Mike and his crew
                        build an Earthship for the hurricane
                        victims"
Mexico Matamoros 2006: For the construction of a round tropical Earthship, earth is slammed with sledgehammers into the used tires 01 - House building in Mexico Matamoros 2006: The earth-cement mixture and aluminum cans create new, round walls - Text panel: The construction team of Reynolds builds a round tropical Earthship for the hurricane victims in Matamoros: "March 2006: Mike and his crew build an Earthship for the hurricane victims"
   Homebuilding in Mexico Matamoros 2006: For
                      the construction of an Earthship earth is hammerd
                      with sledgehammers into the used tires 02   Homebuilding in Mexico Matamoros 2006: Old
                      tires are filled with the earth-cement mixture   House
                      construction in Mexico Matamoros 2006: a mesh is
                      made - [for the dome?]
Home building in Mexico Matamoros 2006: For the construction of an Earthship earth is hammered with sledgehammers into the used tires 02 - Old tires are filled with the earth-cement mixture - House construction in Mexico Matamoros 2006: a mesh is made - [for the dome?]
Mexico Matamoros 2006:
                      Building a house with Mother Earth: Earth is hit
                      with sledgehammers into the used tires   Mexico
                      Matamoros 2006: The round wall of earth-cement
                      mixture and aluminum cans is slightly inclined for
                      being earthquake-proof    Mexiko Matamoros
                      2006: The round tropical Earthship is half
                      finished  
Mexico Matamoros 2006: Building a house with Mother Earth: Earth is hit with sledgehammers into the used tires - The round wall of earth-cement mixture and aluminum cans is slightly inclined for being earthquake-proof - The round tropical Earthship is half finished


9. "USA" since October 2006: New architect license + test site law for house buildings:

October 2006: New architect license

Text panel: October 2006: "When the U.S. Board of Architects learns of Mike's work in the Andaman Islands... ...they invite him to reapply for his architect's license." (1h25'27 '')

Text panel: October 2006: "When the U.S.
                      Board of Architects learns of Mike's work in the
                      Andaman Islands... ...they invite him to reapply
                      for his architect's license."    
Text panel: October 2006: "When the U.S. Board of Architects learns of Mike's work in the Andaman Islands...
...they invite him to reapply for his architect's license."

March 2007: New Mexico grants the test site law for house constructioning

Text panel about Santa Fe:
                      "March 2007: Mike's test site law was finally
                      approved by the State Legislature" - It took
                      three attempts, one tsunami and two hurricanes to
                      convince the corrupt Nazis in the government of
                      Santa Fe of the Mother Earth architecture of
                      Reynolds 
Text panel about Santa Fe: "March 2007: Mike's test site law was finally approved by the State Legislature" - It took three attempts, one tsunami and two hurricanes to convince the corrupt Nazis in the government of Santa Fe of the Mother Earth architecture of Reynolds

Text panel about Santa Fe: "March 2007: Mike's test site law was finally approved by the State Legislature" (1h25'38''). In Mexico, round walls of earth mix and aluminum cans, made of earth-filled tires are constructed (1h25'55 ''). Rain forest afforestation projects are being carried out by C. Level from England. Trucks can drive with used cooking oil (1h26'1 '').

[Mother Earth defeats the Nazis in New Mexico

Mother Earth has defeated the Nazis in New Mexico. It should be noted that the 2004 earthquake and tsunami were triggered by the satanic Rothschild clique (Committee of 300) with nuclear bombs as a test for the 2011 Fukushima tsunami, and Caribbean hurricanes triggered by the Satanists, with the HAARP antenna system - these info comes from whistleblower Fulford].

Dave
                    Dicicco, Fuck You Nazi!
Fuck You Nazi!

The crimes of this Nazi clique with Dave Dicicco remain unpunished? Or are there compensations?


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Photo sources

[1] Map of the "USA" with Taos: http://www.world-guides.com/north-america/usa/new-mexico/taos/taos_maps.html
[2] Map with India and Thailand with the Andaman Islands in between: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andamanen
[3] Map of Mexico with Matamoros: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroica_Matamoros
[4] Portrait of Michael Reynolds:
https://www.archdaily.pe/pe/02-332732/nave-tierra-la-casa-autosustentable-de-michael-reynolds-en-argentina/52eff56ee8e44eeed5000028
[5] Oliver Hodge, Portrait: https://itvs.org/films/garbage-warrior
[6] Swastika for the Nazis in the government of Taos from 1995, who wanted to destroy the Earthship architecture of Mother Earth and pioneer Reynolds:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Hakenkreuz

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