FINALLY! If you want to know why environmentalist groups have scaled back their holy war, you need look no further than a Grist article pointing out that they are now properly being held accountable for their actions which have involved not just sabotage but outright acts of intimidation and even violence. From the article: “Environmental…
Greenpeace terrorists took it upon themselves to trespass on an oil rig run by British Petroleum located off the coast of Scotland and won’t leave until the company stops drilling for new oil wells. According to Reuters, the thugs scaled the structure of the 27,000 ton oil rig Sunday evening as it was departing the…
During February, Vice News released a very good and revealing documentary about the animal rights terrorist group Direct Action Everywhere (DxE). At first it seems to be favorable to DxE, but (fortunately) the reporter and producers of the film seem to have done their best to be even handed in their presentation. The events surrounding…
Nearly 100 hoodlums with the group Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) were arrested mostly for trespassing by police at Reichardt Duck Farm in Petaluma, California on Tuesday. According to The Press Demcorat, DxE states the action was spurned due to their outrage resulting from what they allege was Sonoma County’s inaction addressing what the group believes…
The eternal battle between man and megalizard continues. PETER SUDERMAN | 5.31.2019 12:59 PM – Reason Godzilla: King of the Monsters is, on the one hand, a mindless, goofy B-movie about giant lizards fighting each other while humans look on helplessly, and, on the other hand, a mystical ecological parable, in which a band of…
BY CONNOR RICHARDS / MAY 21, 2019 – Peninsula Press Mike Weber starts his days early at the family-owned egg farm, Weber Family Farms, in Petaluma, a North Bay city where poultry processing makes up 1.7% of all employment. As one of the facility’s owners, his younger brother is the other owner, Weber is responsible…
During the latter part of April, Buzzfeed reporter Alison Willmore appeals to her readers to sympathize with the despair fictional and non-fictional eco-terrorists experience in their quest to save the planet. People should literally try to see things from their perspective. Quoting from her article: “Climate Change Fiction Is Rethinking The Ecoterrorist We don’t need…
