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Articles
Let's Kill Babies and Put Them to Good Use
(25 March 2014)
"We have come to the place where
we slavishly worship the earth and do all we can to preserve animal
and plant life, yet we kill babies with impunity at the same
time..."
The Green Agenda: The Gaia Hypothesis
(No Date. Possibly 2007)
"Anyone who has studied the
global green movement has no doubt heard of 'Gaia'. believers in
Gaia, or 'Gaians' as they often refer to themselves, claim that the
earth is a sentient super-being, an ancient goddess spirit,
deserving of worship and reverence. ... Gaians teach that the 'Earth
Goddess', or Mother Earth, must be protected from destructive human
activity. it is this belief that fuels the environmental movement,
sustainable development, and a global push for the return of
industrialized nations to a more primitive way of life..."
The Green Agenda: Gaia's Gurus
(No Date. Possibly 2007)
"From a Gaian activist's perspective the theory of Global
Warming presents a dream scenario. It strikes at the very heart of 'Gaia's
greatest threat' - capitalism and modern industrial society. ... [M]any
of the most vocal politicians and scientists currently raising
alarms about Global Warming are also actively involved in the Gaia
Cult and Deep Ecology. ... these are not the members of some fringe
green New Age cult. These are people in positions of significant
power and leadership..."
The Green Agenda: The Green Web
(No Date. Possibly 2007)
"The leaders of the Global Green Agenda are deadly serious
about their intention to 'transform humanity into an interdependent
global sustainable Earth Community, based on reverence and respect
for Gaia', and they have been spreading their tentacles into every
area of global politics..."
The Green Agenda: Global Consciousness
(No Date. Possibly 2007)
"When I read what [the Gaians] proposed 20 years ago and then
see it unfolding before my eyes I have to take their proposals for
developing a global consciousness in order to reconnect with Gaia
very seriously..."
The Green Agenda: The Earth Charter
(No Date. Possibly 2007)
"Unlike Agenda 21, which is a hard law document, the Earth
Charter lays out the principles which laws and regulations will have
to promote and enforce. ... Again, unlike Agenda 21, the Earth
Charter is not being forced on local communities from above. The
United Nations is quietly fostering a grass-roots mainstream
movement where people personally commit themselves to the Charter.
They believe that this personal commitment will be necessary to
bring about the societal transformation that the Charter
requires..."
Videos and YouTubes
Websites
The Green Agenda
"We should all want to be wise and
careful stewards of the beautiful planet we call home. But most of
us realise that humans in general are not being good stewards. We
are wasteful with our natural resources and have reduced
biodiversity. Therefore, when we read about groups and organisations
calling for a 'green revolution' and a new relationship between
humanity and nature it is easy to agree with their ideas. However,
certain aspects of the modern green movement that is permeating
every segment of our society are not about protecting the
environment. You don't have to dig very deep to discover the true
beliefs of the influential leaders who are using genuine concerns
about the environment to promote an agenda of fear and control..."
Books
All of the books recommended here should be
obtainable from one or more of the online bookshops listed at
usedbooksearch.net
The Little Green
Book of Eco-Fascism (2013)
"Do you believe we should
bomb our economy back to the dark ages? Carpet our beautiful
countryside with bat-chomping, bird-slicing eco-crucifixes?
Indoctrinate our kids with scary North Korea-style propaganda
nonsense in order to deal with the alleged perils of 'climate
change'? Neither does [this author]..."
Watermelons
(2011)
"If global warming isn't real then
how come the ice caps are melting? Why would all the world's top
scientists lie to us? What exactly is so wrong with biofuels, wind
farms, carbon taxes, sustainability and preserving scarce resources
for future generations? And what about Bangladesh, the drowning
Maldives and all those endangered polar bears? [This author] has all
the answers - and they're not the ones Al Gore would like you to
hear. In Watermelons [this author] tells the shocking true
story of how a handful of political activists, green campaigners and
voodoo scientists engineered the world's biggest, most expensive and
destructive outbreak of mass hysteria - one that threatens the very
fabric of Western Civilisation. As the world stands on the brink of
a new Great Depression, [this author's] message could not be more
timely or urgent. In order to save our planet must we really
surrender to the green movement's misanthropic tyranny? Or might
there be a better way?"
The
Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World
(2001)
"The idea for this book was born in a bookstore in Los
Angeles in February 1997. I was standing leafing through Wired
Magazine and read an interview with the American economist
Julian Simon, from the University of Maryland. He maintained that
much of our traditional knowledge about the environment is quite
simply based on preconceptions and poor statistics. Our doomsday
conceptions of the environment are not correct. He stressed that he
only used official statistics, which everyone has access to and can
use to check his claims. I was provoked. I'm an old left-wing
Greenpeace member and had for a long time been concerned about
environmental questions..."
Under
the Spell of Mother Earth (1992)
"Concern for the environment has
joined with mysticism to spark a return to ancient forms of nature
worship. ... Living under the spell
of Mother Earth can mean: * Elevating Mother Earth from legend
to religion; * Basing environmental concerns in ancient myths
and pagan practices; * Personalizing, even deifying the earth
and its creatures; * Depersonalizing God and people; *
Seeking a Goddess Mother as the source of all life;
* Blending Christianity with Babylonian spirituality now seducing
the Western world. [This book] will alert you to the
fast-spreading influence of nature worship in [the West]. It will
also show you how to resist this insidious religion, especially when
you and your children encounter it in unexpected places."
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