The Green Religion and its Toll on Humans
By Bob Pratt
The green religion is the network of connections in a worldwide political and economic agenda involving science in service to that agenda. It includes dabs of Eastern mysticism, Marx and venture capitalism, as well as various world elite (UN) playing masters of the universe. Their code is that the ends justify the means, think globally, act locally. Putting this altogether in the green medium is a test. One small dot is the recent case of the missing Canadian lynx. In order show why and how the federal "scientists" decided to send un-indigenous lynx samples to a lab in order to "test" it, we have to understand how science in the green setting works. You do know about the "lynx hair" farce.
Science and environmentalism began to break down in the '60s and '70s. Under Bill Clinton, however, science in service to a false agenda finally received official approval (politically correct-more garbage). In the late '60s, modern environmentalism became an ideology and a movement. One thing it lacked was "science" to give it validation. At that time almost every aspect of American society, from politics to culture, was radicalized and swung left hook.
Environmentalism was no different. In fact, in the late '60s, the promising area of ecology was hijacked by radicals greens. Along with much else in that era, what evolved was philosophical and political rather than a science using rigorous scientific inquiry, and this has been proven by the courts reversal of the political and unscientific laws set down by alpha-gore (it was the first time I had ever heard of a vice president making executive fiats) in the Klamath Basin area in Oregon. Through the "Clean Water Act" from where new unscientific rules originated and part of the United Nations "Agenda 21." Agenda 21
http://www.sovereignty.net/p/sd/a21/
If Congress had adopted the Treaty on Biodiversity during the Clinton dictatorship, it would have hog-tied the United States into implementing most of U.N. Agenda 21. Don't forget, treaties (like U.N. Agenda 21) supersede the U.S. Constitution, and a day such as that should never come in my or my offspring's lifetime. Environmentalism became a movement seeking a science. The ultimate agenda was international command and control, top down, just like the European Union and it covered everything from education to the environment. From the mid 1940s and into the late 1960s and beyond, the United Nations sought legitimacy and status as a world governmental body. In the cause of expanding its powers to "save mankind" from itself, various plans were adopted. One of the groups created to help in fixing the world's problems was the IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Out of the IUCN the science of conservation biology was created. Members of IUCN include the EPA, U.S. Forest Service, U.S. National Park Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Natural Resources Defense Council, The Nature Conservancy, Society for Conservation Biology, and many, many other Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and special interests. The IUCN tasked Dr. Michael Soule to create the new discipline of conservation biology. Soule was a University of Kalifornia professor and a Zen Buddhist.
Out of conservation biology came new "scientific" buzzwords like biocentrism, bioreserves, biospheres, ecosystems and ecosystem management. But what gave these concepts wings was the proactive implementation of the restoration of species and "repairing and connecting" "ecosystems." Between 1979 and 1987, conservation biology was in its childhood. The most important tool that came out of conservation biology was the notion of the "precautionary principle" that being "the antithesis of sound science." Using that tool and the ecosystem approach to land management, the new scientists had entire areas and thousands of miles of land to "save" and "repair."
What seemed unimportant to them, however, were the costs to people, private property, or to the Constitution of the United States. Rather, they were concerned with the "whole" of nature. The Klamath basin in Oregon is a classic example of UN interference in our sovereign lives through a very unpatriotic vice president (algore). this "holistic" viewpoint made the notion of the ends justifying the means more palatable. Thus, it was not so very important that their flawed science had an impact on individual livelihoods. What was important was the good of the "whole", the ecosystem, as was defined by them, invented and implemented. Breaking a few human lives, destroying farms and land or eroding constitutional principles along the way did not matter to them. It was the dream, the utopian vision that mattered, the egalitarian vision of maniacs and destroyers of the earth.
This same type of value on human life being less than the ecosystem is being played out in Florida, where Some 200,000 acres are now targeted for removing the people to restore the Everglades." Henry Lamb, executive vice president of the Environmental Conservation Organization "Our residents and farmers are being flooded and forced from their properties by federal agencies. So far there have been fourteen flood-related deaths and more than $1 billion in flood-related losses." Madeleine Fortin, president, East Everglades Legal Defense Foundation The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is accelerating these problems by attempting to circumvent a direct congressional directive (murder by government) and expand its project authorization by language placed in the House version of the current Department of the Interior appropriations bill.
This bill could be voted on at any time now. Another example of the radical green religion is the fact that four firefighter out west were killed because the fire control helicopter was not permitted to dip his bucket in a river of supposed endangered species of fish, thus killing three men and a woman firefighter who were rolled up in their aluminum foil tent protectors waiting for help. This would have been unthinkable back when officials in power were sane and had a semblance of common sense, and shows the thinking of the radical greens about a real human being's worth in these days of enlightenment.
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