Post by Donna Quixote on Mar 24, 2013 10:55:33 GMT -4
I’ve been commenting in the blogosphere for a number of years and under various handles but finally settled on the Pointman one.
The reason I began commenting was that I hated the effect the environmental movement was having on the developing world. A thinly veiled political movement, which is perceived as simply a fashionable lifestyle choice in the developed world, is causing death and misery amongst the eighty percent of humanity not fortunate enough to live well above the poverty line. Its influence and policies prevent the developing nations industrialising and maintain the status quo of keeping them in a state of permanent, grinding, border-line poverty. That is immoral and must be fought.
Future historians, especially black African ones, will categorise the effects of the environmental movement as genocidal and they will be correct.
Fighting AGW is an Information War and it’s fought in arenas of public opinion to which the people most harmed by it have absolutely no access. I write, post and comment in an effort to redress that fundamental injustice. My thoughts on blogging and why I blog, are explained in a bit more detail here.
thepointman.wordpress.com/about/
The reason I began commenting was that I hated the effect the environmental movement was having on the developing world. A thinly veiled political movement, which is perceived as simply a fashionable lifestyle choice in the developed world, is causing death and misery amongst the eighty percent of humanity not fortunate enough to live well above the poverty line. Its influence and policies prevent the developing nations industrialising and maintain the status quo of keeping them in a state of permanent, grinding, border-line poverty. That is immoral and must be fought.
Future historians, especially black African ones, will categorise the effects of the environmental movement as genocidal and they will be correct.
Fighting AGW is an Information War and it’s fought in arenas of public opinion to which the people most harmed by it have absolutely no access. I write, post and comment in an effort to redress that fundamental injustice. My thoughts on blogging and why I blog, are explained in a bit more detail here.
thepointman.wordpress.com/about/