Τι πεντανόστιμη καλλιέργεια του θέματος ΚΛΙΜΑ μας σερβίρουν. Ακόμα και φυλακισμένους γενναίους αυτοθυσιαζόμενους κάτω απ τις μπότες των αστυνομικών ακτιβιστές εισάγουν στην δραματική σκηνή!Με τι μαεστρία και γνώσεις ψυχολογικές προσπαθούν να παρασύρουν το ανθρώπινο συγκινησιακό στην συμπαράσταση και συμμετοχή στον δίκαιο -ούτως ή άλλως- αγώνα των υπερασπιστών του περιβάλλοντος.
Πολλοί αξιόλογοι ερευνητές, δημοσιογράφοι , επιστήμονες , πολίτες, έχουν κι όλας παρασυρθεί απ΄το καλά επεξεργασμένο σενάριο και συμμετέχουν στις διαδηλώσεις.
Εμείς δεν είναι ότι δεν ενδιαφερόμαστε γιά το κλίμα , αφού χάρις σ' αυτό επιβιώνουμε. Πόσο ανόητοι θα μπορούσαμε να είμαστε!
Ενδιαφερόμαστε ! Αλλά όχι όταν οι Εξουσιάζοντες χειραγωγούν την βιομηχανία, την ενέργεια , την παραγωγή, το CERN, το HAARP , κι όλων των ειδών τα αποβαλλόμενα διοξείδια και βαρέα μέταλλα κι εμείς, θα πρέπει όχι μόνο να περιορίζουμε τις κινήσεις μας, την ελευθερία μας , την ζωή μας, γιά να εφαρμόσουμε την Ατζέντα πού ψήφισαν, αλλά επιπλέον θα βρεθούμε να πληρώνουμε και φόρους αίματος -αφού πιά ρευστό δεν θα υπάρχει - ώστε αυτοί να εξακολουθούν να απομυζούν και να εξοντώνουν τον Άνθρωπο. Παρουσιάζοντας βέβαια παράλληλα τον εαυτό τους ως πρωτεργάτη και συμπαραστάτη αγωνιστή γιά την προστασία της Γαίας.
Δημιουργούν και χειραγωγούν ΤΟ ΠΡΟΒΛΗΜΑ, επωφελούμενοι. Συγχρόνως χειραγωγούν και την ΑΝΤΙΔΡΑΣΗ στο ΠΡΟΒΛΗΜΑ και πάλι επωφελούμενοι!
Λένε ψέμματα , μας χαλιναγωγούν , μας ρίχνουν στάχτη στα μάτια και μόνος τους πόθος διακαής είναι ο πλήρης εξανδραποδισμός και υποδούλωσις μας! Μα Γιατί;
Επειδή (οι πιό πολλοί από αυτούς ) δεν είναι κάν άνθρωποι...! Στην κυριολεξία!
Ερευνήστε π.χ. στο διαδίκτυο την έννοια ΑΙ= ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Πολλοί ηρωϊκοί whistleblowers, πολλά κείμενα , έγγραφα, βίντεο, ντοκουμέντα.
Ερευνήστε την έννοια Transhumanist Agenda. Μην αργείτε .Μην μασάτε! μ.λ.π.
The Paris Climate Talks Don’t Matter
While
this is a ‘read’ filled with interesting and thought-provoking info, as
is Rebecca Solnit’s article that the author references, neither writer,
to my surprise, seems to see the larger picture: This is an effort to
lay heavy taxation on the people of the planet for something that is
nothing more than a hoax. All they can seem to see are the very real
problems created by the energy we are now being forced to use, but using
it is not necessary; there is free energy available, but not until we
free ourselves from our controllers. ~J
http://www.counterpunch.org/2015/12/02/the-paris-climate-talks-dont-matter/
The COP21 climate talks began on Monday
in Paris. Leaders around the world are seeking a legally binding
restriction on emissions, hoping to save future generations from
near-certain environmental collapse and catastrophe. But these talks
won’t change a thing.
“Can the earth be saved by bureaucrats in
long meetings, reciting jargon and acronyms while surrounded by leaning
towers of documents?” Rebecca Solnit asks in
a compelling piece for Harper’s. She’s right. Long talks and
testimonies bear little fruit in making steps to achieve climate justice
and combat climate change. What’s important is what happens in the
crowded and sweaty streets. Solnit was writing before the November 13
terrorist attacks claimed 130 lives in Paris, before the government
declared a state of emergency, before this state of emergency led to a
ban on all public organizing.
The revolutionary fervor so pined for,
the radical democratic politics of climate activism and mobilization,
can no longer be realized under French law. The government has banned
public protests, marches, and rallies. What started as a means of
achieving peace and security has culminated in the total destruction of
dissent. As of 27 November, at least 24 major climate activists had been placed under house arrest.
The conference is located outside the
city of Paris itself, and is secured by over 2,800 police. An additional
8,000 police guard the border. In this way, climate change really is
the great security issue of the new millennium. The dialogue is so
securitized, that nearly all oppositional voices have been quashed.
Already, Parisians are finding ways to sidestep the rules. Protestors left out 10,000 empty pairs of shoes to
signify the space of the march that would have been. Shoes were donated
by the likes of actress Marion Cotillard, UN Secretary-General Ban
Ki-Moon, even Pope Francis.
According to reports,
feet did fill some of the shoes in the streets on Sunday. Around 5,000
protestors faced off against hordes of riot police amidst the abandoned
loafers. Some protestors hurled “projectiles”
– those empty shoes, candlesticks honoring those killed in the attacks.
I like to imagine the the Pope’s shoes, smashed up against an oversized
riot police helmet. Pushed and crowded and intimidated, it was an act
of desperation and self-defense for activists. Police saw it as
aggression and outright hostility. There was tear gas, and about 200
arrests – even though even French officials admitted that only a small
proportion of the crowd created any kind of trouble.
Art, too, occupied the
streets of Paris in the absence of people. Brandalism, an art
collective, hoped to reclaim the space traditionally occupied by
corporate sponsors advocating endless consumerism. In this case, more
than 600 pieces of art helped fill in the empty space created by the
state. One ad for a French airline reads, “Tackling Climate Change? Of
Course Not, We’re an Airline,” another, “New & Improved: GREENWASH”.
But Parisians are encouraged to stay in their homes. No one dwells the
streets to see the exhibits.
Heads of state and wielders of power will
not act against their own self-interest. Change entails a new bottom
line, something different than economic growth. It entails hearing the
voices of those without power. Yet again leaders will seek cheap
policies driven by technological advance. Yet again we’ll end up with
piecemeal reform and empty words of promise.
It is in the streets that new forms of
democracy, organization, and inclusion are enacted, that new ideas are
tested and voiced, that risks are taken. Around the world, people are
gathering and marching. They are voicing their dissent and their
discontent.
But things won’t change in Paris. Not
unless the French government eases its restrictions on organizing, and
abates its abuse of public fear and paranoia. Or unless the people can
show that they have a stronger will and reach than the state. COP21 will
go the way of the rest of them.
Prove me wrong. Please, somebody show me I’m wrong.