Climate protesters block roads
Discussion
Paul Dishman said:
dandarez said:
There isn't one. A shower (of s
te wasters) would be more significant and appropriate. It's what they are.
These people are simply anarchists and, well, let's be frank. They are F. nuts! (what do they do for a living, do they actually have proper jobs or employment?
This bloke gave his job up to campaign full time for Extinction Rebellion. Full time cyclist campaigner and car haterte wasters) would be more significant and appropriate. It's what they are.These people are simply anarchists and, well, let's be frank. They are F. nuts! (what do they do for a living, do they actually have proper jobs or employment?
https://twitter.com/countcaspargh
Stussy said:
f
king cockwombles! 
turbobloke said:
Definitely, it's costly, self-inflicted and won't improve any time soon. Meanwhile the likes of China, Russia and India make the right noises occasionally while carrying on with cheap energy for domestic and business consumers. There are actually people with the vote who think carrying a bag for life makes a difference, what hope is there of explaining to them that the entire UK "guilt trip" behind the extreme propaganda represents just 1% of the global situation. That's everything, homes, businesses, transport, energy, public sector, the lot. Stop the lot and economic growth in China, Russia and India would replace our tiny emissions in a figurative heartbeat. Bag for life, ffs.
A family friend who is the full raging XR rebellion type posted a link on Facebook in December about China planting a few thousand hectares of trees. Captioned it “love China so green
” how fking stupid are some of these people!From the Antipodes, news of what the Australian branch of the "stinky rebels" are up to.
https://www.spectator.com.au/2020/01/exclusive-ext...
https://www.spectator.com.au/2020/01/exclusive-ext...
Langweilig said:
You can probably guess what the Prof. said, but here's a report that isn't behind a paywall:https://hotair.com/archives/john-s-2/2020/01/31/st...
Yes, I know, right-wing, Koch Brothers, Heartland, GWPF, blah, blah...
It's the only report I could find that wasn't behind the Times paywall.
Langweilig said:
From the Antipodes, news of what the Australian branch of the "stinky rebels" are up to.
https://www.spectator.com.au/2020/01/exclusive-ext...
Is someone actually holding a placard with Russell Brands' face on it?https://www.spectator.com.au/2020/01/exclusive-ext...
Extinction Rebellion's Cambridge chapter has been out and about again: https://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/cambridge-ne...
I'm assuming the irony of that camping chair may have been lost on them.
I'm assuming the irony of that camping chair may have been lost on them.
Europa1 said:
Extinction Rebellion's Cambridge chapter has been out and about again: https://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/cambridge-ne...
I'm assuming the irony of that camping chair may have been lost on them.
The Grafton centre is dieing on it's feet, so most of Cambridge will have been blissfully unaware.I'm assuming the irony of that camping chair may have been lost on them.
Europa1 said:
Extinction Rebellion's Cambridge chapter has been out and about again: https://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/cambridge-ne...
I'm assuming the irony of that camping chair may have been lost on them.
Personally I have no problem with what they have done here. They are not blocking anything or stopping anybody going about their usual business apart from having to walk a few steps further to reach some shops. Hopefully they have seen that actually stopping people from working or doing the things they normally do, like blocking petrol stations or railways, is not only dangerous but counter-productive.I'm assuming the irony of that camping chair may have been lost on them.
Protests from these stinky bds are apparently going to get a little but worse.
'While many of XR’s aims are worthy, there is a far darker and more sinister motive, too. Today’s LBC report will feature video evidence in which Simon Bramwell, co-founder of XR, expresses his desire for “direct sabotage”, causing the collapse of much of current society and a descent into a form of anarchy.'
https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/nick-ferrar...
ds are apparently going to get a little but worse.'While many of XR’s aims are worthy, there is a far darker and more sinister motive, too. Today’s LBC report will feature video evidence in which Simon Bramwell, co-founder of XR, expresses his desire for “direct sabotage”, causing the collapse of much of current society and a descent into a form of anarchy.'
https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/nick-ferrar...
Edited by slartibartfast on Monday 3rd February 11:52
slartibartfast said:
Protests from these stinky bds are apparently going to get a little but worse.
'While many of XR’s aims are worthy, there is a far darker and more sinister motive, too. Today’s LBC report will feature video evidence in which Simon Bramwell, co-founder of XR, expresses his desire for “direct sabotage”, causing the collapse of much of current society and a descent into a form of anarchy.'
https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/nick-ferrar...
Indeed; Extinction Rebellion's aims go far beyond climate change.ds are apparently going to get a little but worse.'While many of XR’s aims are worthy, there is a far darker and more sinister motive, too. Today’s LBC report will feature video evidence in which Simon Bramwell, co-founder of XR, expresses his desire for “direct sabotage”, causing the collapse of much of current society and a descent into a form of anarchy.'
https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/nick-ferrar...
Edited by slartibartfast on Monday 3rd February 11:52
Europa1 said:
slartibartfast said:
Protests from these stinky bds are apparently going to get a little but worse.
'While many of XR’s aims are worthy, there is a far darker and more sinister motive, too. Today’s LBC report will feature video evidence in which Simon Bramwell, co-founder of XR, expresses his desire for “direct sabotage”, causing the collapse of much of current society and a descent into a form of anarchy.'
https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/nick-ferrar...
Indeed; Extinction Rebellion's aims go far beyond climate change.ds are apparently going to get a little but worse.'While many of XR’s aims are worthy, there is a far darker and more sinister motive, too. Today’s LBC report will feature video evidence in which Simon Bramwell, co-founder of XR, expresses his desire for “direct sabotage”, causing the collapse of much of current society and a descent into a form of anarchy.'
https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/nick-ferrar...
Edited by slartibartfast on Monday 3rd February 11:52
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