US protest against coal and Wind Farms

Editor:

People attempting to save themselves and their property from the wind farms might want to start using the same tactics as the NGO’s/Environmental/UN groups. (civil disobedience)

Your fight is just – theirs is not.

The NGO’s/environmental/UN groups have two goals.

The removal of the Christian Faith and the destruction of the industrialized world.

They, the Gaians/Environmentalists, blame the Christians for hurting Mother Earth through industrialization.

“Isn’t the only hope for the planet that the industrialized civilizations collapse? Isn’t it our responsibility to bring that about?” Maurice Strong –

Father of Kyoto and mentor of Al Gore/US and David Suzuki/Canada.

Maurice Strong is  a Canadian living in China where they are building 500 coal plants. I don’t see the environmentalists losing sleep over that fact.

“Gaians have succeeded in uniting the environmental movement, the new age movement, Eastern religions, the United Nations and even the leaders of many Christian denominations behind this vile new form of paganism”.

“The spiritual sense of our place in nature…
can be traced to the origins of human civilization….
The last vestige of organized goddess worship
was eliminated by Christianity.“

Al Gore,

Earth in the Balance“Christianity is our foe. If animal rights is to succeed, we must destroy the Judeo-Christian Religious tradition.”
– Peter Singer, founder of Animal Rights

The Environmental movement is based on Paganism and Eugenics

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US protest against coal

A national coalition of more than 40 environmental, public health, labor, social justice and other advocacy groups today announce plans to engage in civil disobedience at the Capitol Power Plant in Washington D.C. on the afternoon of March 2, 2009. The Capitol Climate Action (CCA), the largest mass mobilization on global warming in the country’s history (according to Greenpeace USA), reflects the growing public demand for bold action to address the climate and energy crises. If you are nearby and want to join in the protest see Capitol Climate Action, March 2nd.

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