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John A George's avatar

If the powers that be actually wanted to do something to help the environment, here's it is: end all geoengineering programs immediately. It would cost nothing to stop doing it, there would actually be a money savings. The benefits would far outweigh anything they're doing to 'stop carbon', including windmills, solar, this carbon sucking idiocy, and the rest. The Earth is very resilient, but it has no way to deal with millions of tons annually of nano particles of aluminum, barium, strontium, graphine, polymer fibers, etc., being sprayed into our skies, which eventually settles to Earth. Much more info available at https://www.geoengineeringwatch.org/

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Mystic William's avatar

This is the big big one.

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JJS_FLA's avatar

$100 Billion requested to "complete" the High Speed Rail line in CA - original budget $30 Billion

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Suzie's avatar

They are totally uninterested in the unintended consequences of F’n with Mother Nature.

We’re already experiencing it.

It’s going to get really ugly if these people are not stopped at all costs.

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Us's avatar

Good to hear someone else is listening to Dane Wigington.

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rickrolled's avatar

+1 Dane Wigington.

The message needs to be shared widely.

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John A George's avatar

Trying to spread the word, we need a 'Bud Light' moment to create a mass protest they can't ignore...

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Bostonian91's avatar

We love Dane Wiggington’s work. ❤️

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Margaret Byfield's avatar

Governor Noem signed the bill that allows Summit to condemn private property "before" receiving approval for the line from the PUC. While South Dakotans are losing their land under her watch and approval, she is running national commercials promoting herself (running for VP?), paid for by SD taxpayers.

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D Burlin's avatar

I can't think of any legitimate reason to give private companies the ability to tag private property for an eminent domain taking. They shouldn't even be allowed access to the property.

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Bezoar's avatar

Thank you for the heads up on that bit of business 😳🙄😬

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margie's avatar

i hear tell that trees carbon sequestrate.

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elizabeth nickson's avatar

We sequester ten times the carbon we emit in Canada.SMDH

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Donna Ruth's avatar

Last two columns were chilling.

Not that we had not heard of it - but these columns pulled it all together.

Now what?

Other than the first action of the real power of prayer, fasting - yes, fasting - what do we do?

We talk, write, inform, tweet, xeet, retweet, restack, petition, contact our MPs, MPPs (Congress reps, Senators) - and yet the train keeps rolling.

In Canada, the Freedom Convoy was bold and effective (and revealed the extent of a fascist state. Tamara Lich's upcoming trial could be another flashpoint).

But I think many are asking what we can peaceably do.

In Canada we might not see an election for two more years. In the meantime a lot of rights and freedoms will erode.

Perhaps we are still at the informing stage - pointing to abuses, plans, manipulation.

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voza0db's avatar

"We have to stop throwing our future into the great green maw."

I don't see any will among the herds of modern moron slaves do to that. In fact I see the exact opposite. Fortunately only a small minority of herds - mainly the ones from Western Plantations - and within these a few minorities are truly engaged in the nonsense of CO2 causes Climate Change (mainly because they extract wealth and a paycheck!). So unless the Owners & Billionaires deploy actual TOOLS of Command & Control this entire CIRCUS will only serve the purpose of enriching the usual gang....

Never forget the valuable lessons - specially in relation to the herds behavior - that OPERATION COVIDIUS provided, at least to those that understand what OPERATION COVIDIUS was/is!

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rickrolled's avatar

🎯

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Edwin's avatar

This insanity will stop, when the money runs out.

Of course, there is no telling when that is going to happen.

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John A George's avatar

Don't know how "money runs out" when you've got a printing press in the basement...

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Cynthia weiss's avatar

If true that's why bitcoin maybe and what other parts of the world not relying on the American dollar are working on very scary

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D Burlin's avatar

Sending this piece to all my reader groups. Thank you for all you do, Elizabeth.

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Angk's avatar

We cannot begin to understand the power of the money printing press. Though there is great debate on how qualified elected/selected legislators are, it appears they know the value of the dollar padding their pockets. Do not, for one second, believe they don't know/understand the issues. Never give them a free pass. They all have to be held accountable for their actions. Until some of these characters are held accountable they'll never stop.

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Cynthia weiss's avatar

Makes me want to scream what is wrong with these people who write these absurd laws they have no knowledge , knowledge about the lies being told to them. They do no research and any congressional person who is no longer in Congress should not be allowed to in the private sector to sell this shit to their former colleagues.

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Mystic William's avatar

City Council members in Victoria BC were about to push a ridiculous rule change. 20% of all condo suites in new buildings were required to be ‘low cost’. The loss at the time would have been $400,000 per low cost suite. It is now up to about $550,000 with added green rules. I sat down with them, one by one, and showed them all my costs. Thereby proving it was not doable. All it could do was add $125,000 per remaining suite to those prices. NO BANK COULD FUND IT UNDER THE BANKING ACT!! The banking rules won’t allow projects to go ahead unless there is profit. If there is no profit and the market turns a bit the project goes in the hole and the bank loses its loan value. They cannot legally fund buildings that don’t show some markup. The market could not support the additional price rise of the four market suites. They all looked stunned, they couldn’t argue, and then said ‘Well, I guess you guys will have to make less money, won’t you’. I reiterated ‘It can’t be funded! The buildings won’t be built.’ Again, stunned look followed by ‘You will have to get used to making less. Tough.’ Of course since then no major condo projects have been planned. (Small ones were exempt). And everyone is wringing their hands saying ‘We need more housing!’ Yeah, we do. But not under your green rules, and your low cost rules.

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Cynthia weiss's avatar

CannotThank you enough for this info. I am from California and this bs is happening. One rule has passedIf you live near public transportation they are building apt. homes condo with no garages or parking. Guess it doesn't matter where you work and domiciles with parking prices going to go up and up.

Thank you again I will pass this on.Just goes to prove common sense is not common

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margie's avatar

I am too; I live near Bart, that's what they're doing. Newsom signed the bill allowing corporations to over-ride local zoning allowing them to build whatever they want, high rises in single housing zones and farm land.

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Max Ashmead's avatar

This just got posted to Lucianne, which means there may be a lot of readers today. There is one serious science error up front that needs to be corrected, as it immediately detracts from the article. You say "The thing they are trying to introduce into Mars to make it habitable. In order to terraform Mars, you need carbon dioxide." This is wholly incorrect. Mar's atmosphere is 95% carbon dioxide; we need to add a lot of oxygen, nitrogen, and water vapor to make it usable by humans. This might be a nit in the larger picture, but is would be good to correct it.

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Victoria Chase's avatar

Elizabeth, I have subscribed, but would like to offer more support. Do you have an alternate funding platform?

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elizabeth nickson's avatar

Hi, no. Not yet. You can become a founding member though. And thank you for even thinking of it!

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Stephen Carter's avatar

Late-stage civilizations usually do things like this (suspend democracy to save the climate). Once first principles are suspended a first time to serve a deemed greater good, then it will occur again & again. The issue becomes why the public surrenders to such assaults? Maybe we're losing faith in democratic institutions, legal systems, medical science, to name a few. This doesn't seem a transitional change, and if it can't be reversed it still can likely be delayed.

Couldn't the whole system of systems that made the West function so well, couldn't that be restored? There have been times in history when an aging civilization goes through a re-birth, and for 5 or 10 generations a healthy 'reset' occurs. When this does happen it's b/c institutions that once expressed the cherished, necessary values are restored.

It seems like everything is in the process of collapsing simultaneously, so achieving any restoration won't be easy. Granted, the globalists and their demented project is failing, as is the first iteration of the pandemic template, but some other inevitable scheme will be advanced, and we'll struggle on.

I'd rather be sailing. ⛵

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Donna Ruth's avatar

Winston Churchill said:

"Many forms of Government have been tried, and will be tried in this world of sin and woe. No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed it has been said that Democracy is the worst form of Government - except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time ..."

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