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by contributing writer, Francois Arouet
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I was travelling on a bus in central London last August, heading into town from Paddington Station, when the driver announced that the bus service would terminate some 1.5 miles from my destination.
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I had my young child in tow, was wearing loafers and pants and was hardly prepared to walk 1.5 miles to the city center. So, I trotted to the front of the bus and inquired where I could catch a connecting bus – as I assumed that the bus had broken down or something.
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Why else would it simply stop in the middle of its route?
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The bus driver replied something to the effect that there was some sort of disruption along Oxford Street — all traffic was being diverted and therefore no public buses were going (heart of the day) from this point further into town.
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I was stunned, as not only had I paid for the tickets to get us to Marble Arch (a city-center landmark), but now that part of it was used I was ineligible for a refund. I was also going to be late for an appointment now.
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So I walked the next 1.5 miles with my daughter – half the time with her trailing behind me – the other half with her perched atop my shoulders.
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As I walked down Edgware Road I recall wondering what the hell could be going on.
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Perhaps there was a bad accident? Or even a terrorist attack? Although there were thousands of people milling about, I was with my child, so therefore a tad concerned that something serious was at play. As London Mayor Sadiq Khan said, terrorism is just “part and parcel of living in a big city.”
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I was racked in thought the entire journey until I arrived on Oxford Street, only to see thousands of filthy Left Wing degenerates holding “Stop Global Warming” placards and blocking traffic.
They were literally camping on the side of one of the busiest, most important thoroughfares in all of London.
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Yes, camping….with tents and sleeping bags…. in the center of one of the most important cities on the planet.
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Camping equipment made out of nylon, polyester, rubber and the sorts of man-made materials that require the BURNING of massive amounts of fossil fuel during their manufacturing process.
Nylon is, in fact, made from crude oil! (Essentially, nylons are a family of materials called polyamides, made from reacting carbon-based chemicals found in coal, crude oil and petroleum manufactured in a high-pressure, heated environment).
But ‘muh’ global warming!!
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The protesters were also wearing clothes made with man-made materials, holding mobile phones that run on traditional power. Shoot, they probably arrived by automobile, as this sort RARELY live in central London. Central London is now solely occupied by the sort of invaders these ba$tards also protest on behalf of.
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The sort of people that think it’s fine to block traffic and pitch tents on the side of the road in central London usually live in the peaceful ‘burbs – as they do in the US.
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Trust me when I tell you, you’d rather have unruly Roma gypsies in your city than this lot. They at least don’t block traffic and are FAR less aggressive and less violent!
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To say that I was angry would be an understatement of the grandest proportion – in fact, I was fuming.
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I had torn my only good pair of shoes slightly, my child was upset, and I was drenched in sweat.
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“Who the f&^% do you think you people are!” I shouted at the crowd, as I approached them.
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A group of filthy, predominantly white (sadly) genderless middle-class cappuccino-swilling ponces approached me aggressively. They couldn’t see why I was angry.
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They shouted that they were just trying to save the planet, something grandiosely hyperbolic and to that ridiculous effect.
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For the next ten minutes or so, I attempted to explain to them in dumbed-down English that their actions were both hypocritical and misguided. I pointed to their clothes, mobile phones, right down to the disposable plastic coffee cups they clenched in their hands.
I explained that their actions would only result in higher taxes that would disproportionately impact the poor – yet ANOTHER group they also pretend they care about.
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I also explained to them that even if Britain literally shut down the entire country and travelled back to the Neolithic period, the planet’s CO2 emissions – emissions that I personally do NOT believe for a microsecond have any impact on our planet’s temperature – would be identical.
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I explained that if they GENUINELY cared about the environment, they needed to travel to China and India, or at least to these nations’ embassies, situated not too far from where they were protesting, and demand THEY change how they consume fossil fuels, as Britain on a bad day produces at most 0.01% of the world’s emissions.
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I also told them that, although the world had a genuine problem with pollution – pollution these people disregard – the CO2 climate change game was a Globalist con, more about control and generating revenue than preserving the planet.
I also explained to them that overpopulation (check the African birth rate) is foolishly helping develop the third world, and continuing to trade freely with China had a far greater impact on CO2 emissions than my personal lifestyle choices.
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They were, as expected, uninterested. For them, “protest” was not about engaging detractors. It was about bullying the naïve Brits who foolishly stopped by to take leaflets they were handing out (that had been printed on paper/mushed up, chopped-down trees and printed using a process that also relied on the burning of fossil fuels) on the street.
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I wonder if, since listening to just how damn hypocritical they were, any of the protesters I encountered that day in London have flown to India to protest Indian government inaction in quelling a massive oil fire that has now been burning for almost SIX WHOLE MONTHS.
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Of course not. That would take effort. Worse still, it might appear racist!
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And yes, you read that right.
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There’s literally a massive oil well on this planet that exploded back in May and has been burning – literally burning – for the better part of half a year.
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A fire spewing hundreds of millions of kilotons of CO2 into the environment that the world’s media and climate cretins have all but IGNORED.
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Ya think it’s doing any damage to the environment?
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I’d say so.
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And do you think any of these protesters that I encountered have stopped to even think about the fire?
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Nah they’d rather terrorize idiotic Brits who’d recycle their cats and the fetuses of their aborted unborn children if they were told it would save an African village, than actually help this planet.
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For some odd reason I can’t picture the “heroic” Greta Thunberg offering to help put out fires on the ground in India either. She just doesn’t seem the type 😉
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Besides, between meeting the Obamas and getting her photo snapped for Time, Vogue and GQ magazines, I doubt she has the time.
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Here’s how India “contributes” to the climate “crisis” : By allowing an oil well to rage-burn out of control for almost SIX months and kill millions of animals in a neighboring nature reserve.
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Here’s the AFP story about India’s six-month-long fire NO ONE in our mainstream broadcast or legacy print media has mentioned, though much about “climate change”.
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AFP: Huge India oil well fire extinguished after five months
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A massive oil well fire that has raged for more than five months in Northeast India has finally been extinguished, officials said Sunday. Oil India engineers had battled the blaze in Assam state since an explosion in May.
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Oil India engineers had battled the blaze in Assam state since an explosion in May, weeks after the well blew out and began discharging huge quantities of natural gas.
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Two employees of the state-owned company died in the blast, which sent a wall of flame and massive plumes of smoke into the sky. A third worker died in September after an accident at the site.
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The explosion sent a wall of flame and massive plumes of smoke into the sky.
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Experts from Singapore, the United States and Canada joined efforts to contain the inferno, and Oil India spokesman, Tridiv Hazarika, said as of Sunday the fire had been mostly doused, some six months after the blaze started.
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“The well has been mostly killed with brine solution and is under control now,” he told AFP, adding that the well had yet to be capped.
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“There is no pressure in the well now and it will be observed for 24 hours to check if there is any amount of gas migration and pressure build-up,” Hazarika said.
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Thousands of villagers in Tinsukia district had been relocated to relief camps after the blaze started.
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The Baghjan oil field is next to the Dibru-Saikhowa National Park and the wetland habitat of several endangered species, including tigers and elephants.
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The region is also home to several bird sanctuaries.
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The Wildlife Institute of India said in a July report that the oil spill had brought a “large-scale impact” on local plant and animal life.
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“The toxins released are known to have long-term persistence in soils and sediments, which will not only affect current life conditions, but due to sustained release over a long period, pose a serious health risk for a longer term,” the institute added.
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The disaster cost Oil India more than $800,000, according to the firm’s estimates, managing director, Sushil Chandra Mishra, told local media in late September.
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End F.M. Arouet article
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Another great articl. The article makes you think, especially the actions of the snot Greens.
Our local snotty green councillor, Louis Stephens, hides his and his wife’s income as they have secret government jobs!
He also failed to declare a second income from a home he rents out to immigrants. He also rubber-stamped mass housing developments like building 25,000 homes on our Worcestershire countryside. 🙁