Thanks for this, and the previous part 1. I can remember far enough back when the environmental movement was all about corporate crime, and real poisons you could directly measure. Although I'd say most of what started as sincere human rights movements have been thoroughly captured by NGOs and hidden (and these days not so hidden) corpor…
Thanks for this, and the previous part 1. I can remember far enough back when the environmental movement was all about corporate crime, and real poisons you could directly measure. Although I'd say most of what started as sincere human rights movements have been thoroughly captured by NGOs and hidden (and these days not so hidden) corporate money, the capture of the environmental movement by 'climate change' nonsense has been the saddest one to witness. You're right to push back on the predictive programming stuff on this disaster, it's another gimmick to keep people demanding to know what's really going on.
Thanks for this, and the previous part 1. I can remember far enough back when the environmental movement was all about corporate crime, and real poisons you could directly measure. Although I'd say most of what started as sincere human rights movements have been thoroughly captured by NGOs and hidden (and these days not so hidden) corporate money, the capture of the environmental movement by 'climate change' nonsense has been the saddest one to witness. You're right to push back on the predictive programming stuff on this disaster, it's another gimmick to keep people demanding to know what's really going on.