Socialism and
environmentalism
combined forces
in the 1990s.
In general,
anyone who
disagrees
with a leftist
is called
racist,
misogynist,
homophobic,
Islamophobic,
and
transphobic.
Climate
scientists
skeptical of
catastrophic
man made
global warming
are given the
same treatment.
Protestors’
are now trying
to shut down
all climate debate
through harassment,
intimidation,
disruption,
and violence.
The German counterpart
to Antifa is more radical
than the U.S. Antifa.
The European Institute
for Climate and Energy
used to hold it's annual
conference in Germany,
with more than
200 attendees.
This year the organization
met at a secret location,
trying to hide from the
Open Anti-Capitalist
Climate Protest, affiliated
with the terror group Antifa.
Those EcoFascists wanted to
prevent the audience from
hearing speeches such as:
“The Real Condition
of the Great Barrier Reef,”
“The Influence of
Greenhouse Gases
on Climate Research,”
and
“What Role Did the Sun
Play in Climate Change”,
presented by top scientists
from all over the world.
The activists
were recruited
with the narrative
that the conference
attendants were
“near-AfD.”
Alternative for Germany (AfD)
is a nationalist-populist party
that wants to limit immigration.
Antifa views them as neo-Nazis.
HISTORY OF GERMAN
SOCIALISM and
ENVIRONMENTALISM
The National Socialists
( aka Nazis )
were pioneers
in vegetarianism,
ecological food,
renewable energy,
and animal welfare.
On Aug. 28, 1933,
Hermann Göring
announced in a
radio speech that:
“An absolute
and permanent
ban on vivisection
is not only
a necessary law
to protect animals
and to show sympathy
with their pain, but it is also
a law for humanity itself
… I have
therefore announced
the immediate prohibition
of vivisection and have
made the practice
a punishable offense
in Prussia.
Until such time
as punishment
is pronounced,
the culprit
shall be lodged in a
concentration camp.”
After Germany’s
World War II defeat,
environmentalism
was picked up
by other socialists,
first in the 1960s.
Then in the 1990s,
after the fall of the
Soviet Union in 1991,
disillusioned communists
in search of a new
leftist ideology,
became climate
activists.
In the good old days,
in the late 1990s,
there was still a
climate change debate.
The EcoFascists
changed the message to
“the science is settled.”
Now public debate
has been almost
completely
abandoned,
facing threats
of violence.
But you can't have
a free society,
without free speech.
If climate change
can't be settled by
debates, then the
only alternative
is violence.