“He wants to own what he cannot tame.”
🟥 WOW... 🇬🇱🇩🇰
The lyrics of this new “Greenland Defense Front” video. 👌🏼
Just - WOW.
‘Epic’ doesn’t even begin to describe it.
It’s kinda wild that no matter who you are, no matter how you’re aligned, if you hear the sentence, “is he dead yet?”, you know, universally, who they’re talking about.
A civilisation that throws out 13 million smartphones a day cannot be described as a civilisation. It is a spreading infection on its way to becoming consumed by its own waste.
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We are coming to the end of an economic hallucination which lasted thousands of years as the financial scam of human civilisation finally collapses into itself.
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🚨 BREAKING: Japan has just launched its first of four planned commercial whale hunts this year. This morning, the Kangei Maru, Japan’s largest whaling vessel, left Shimonoseki Port with one horrific goal — to slaughter 25 fin whales.
“Japan is once again targeting endangered Fin whales in absolute contempt to the opinions and concerns of the majority of people on this planet who are sickend by the continued slaughter of these magnificent, intelligent, self aware sentient beings. Japanese whaling is a criminal enterprise in violation of international law and in contempt of the 2014 ruling of the International Court of Justice.” stated Captain Paul Watson.
Fin whales are majestic, sentient beings—the second-largest creatures on Earth—and are still listed as Vulnerable to extinction by the IUCN. Yet Japan continues to kill them for profit, ignoring international concern and conservation science.
The Paul Watson Foundation stands in defense of ocean life. We believe that whaling is a crime against nature—and we refuse to stay silent.
🌊 It’s time to take a stand. Speak out. Share this. Support direct action to defend the defenseless.
👉 Follow us. Donate. Get involved. Let Japan know: the world is watching.
If the colors of the Reflection Canyon don’t leave you breathless, the journey to get there will. Trekking over unmarked, rugged terrain with only the water and shelter you can carry is not for the faint of heart. But we can all enjoy this incredible picture.
Photo by Wan Shi
Mount Shuksan stands regally being reflected in the mirror-glass image of Picture Lake on the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest , #Washington. Plan your visit today!
Population growth is driving our animals to extinction. Since 1970, the global human population has increased from 3.7 bn to over 8 bn. In the same time frame, global #wildlife populations have plummeted by 73% on average.
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