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Climate Activists Drop Anti Carbon-Trading Banner over UN Motorcade
A group referring to itself as the “Greenwash Guerrillas” claimed credit for the banner, and prior to a hasty departure threw leaflets down onto the stalled traffic articulating their demands:
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- We know a highly-developed campaign has been launched in the United States by the worst transnational corporate polluters, Wall Street financiers, and well-funded professional enviros along with their lesser-funded camp-followers to pass a bill, any bill, possessing the namesake of ‘the climate’;
- We hold that polluting corporations have never advocated for anything that would harm their bottom line, their short-term profits or their shareholders;
- We recognize that Wall Street financiers, responsible for a world-wide economic recession due to a speculative bubble collapse, have set their sites on a $14 trillion carbon trading system as a means of reviving their fortunes;
- We know that corporate polluters have effectively defanged the mainstream US environmental movement. Many organizations that appear to publicly support environmental defense are welcoming disastrous policy within the US and the leadup to the December COP15 Climate Talks in Copenhagen. The mainstream environmental movement has become little more than a sounding board for corporate sponsors of profit-generating climate change legislation.
As a people, we cannot define the systematic destruction of our environment, the unprecedented exctinction crisis, and oncoming impacts of climate catastrophe as a money-making opportunity. We will not forget or forgive those who mindlessly, selfishly advocate a cap-and-trade system. The False Solutions agenda of the corrupt circles of government at home and abroad will meet resistance.
Signed,
Agent Simple Green
The Greenwash Guerrillas
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5 Comments so far
Show AllCarbon trading is a scam that buys time for polluters. Better to correct the mistake that was made seventy-two years ago, by opening the so-called "free-market" to include hemp seed for protein, and hemp cellulose for biofuels.
I love the fact that their are progressive groups against carbon trading. It is another means to enrich another group at the expense of all.
As a conservative that strongly believes in protecting the environment, I am somewhat at a loss at times as to what is exactly the right thing to do. We are told to put in fluorescent bulbs, but isn't the mercury used poisoning the chinese factory workers? You could go buy an electric car or hybrid but the mining of the necessary metals is severely destructive. Ethanol was a bad idea from the beginning. I was reading an article on yahoo about birth control being the answer and I have to agree. Would it not be cheaper and more effective to load up third world countries with b/c?
"Ethanol was a bad idea from the beginning."
Why? If we can produce inexpensive, environmentally benign fuel from organic, non-GMO agricultural rotations of an unique and essential food crop, then isn't ethanol one of the fuels we ought to look at? The problem with ethanol that I see, is that it is tied to corn, which forces a trade-off between food security and fuel production.
Cars don't have to be made from metal. Henry Ford built a car from vegetable material back in the ''41.
"On August 14, 1941, at the 15th Annual Dearborn Michigan Homecoming Day celebration, Henry Ford unveiled his biological car. Seventy percent of the body of the cream-colored automobile consisted of a mat of long and short fibers from field straw, cotton linters, hemp, flax, ramie and slash pine. The other 30 percent consisted of a filler of soymeal and a liquid bioresin."
http://www.hiddenmysteries.org/conspiracy/facts/fordhemp.html
Solutions are out there. That's good news. The question is how bad do things have to get before ALL solutions are considered?
The REAL Question
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edZw3hXkGJo
"corporate polluters have effectively defanged the mainstream US environmental movement"
The litmus test of any environmental group's integrity is the organization's willingness to actively acknowledge the unique and essential value of industrial hemp. If the "controversial" nature of an objective, comprehensive hemp/marijuana discussion is too much for people to consider or include in their equation of survival, then they are not being honest about seeking any and all solutions to the problems we face.
Cannabis is the only crop that produces a complete food and a sustainable source of bio-fuels from the same harvest. To ignore hemp is gutless.
Hmmm. Ain't too proud to learn a few tricks from the Yanks. Good stuff fellas. You are inspiring. We are thinking of a similar idea... painting our slogan on the ground, to be seen by incoming airline plane passengers.
Hackers... here is some fertile work for you. Slip messages into police and other departmental message systems.