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YES LOGO | The McKibben-Klein Doctrine

We republish this excerpt today in response to Naomi Klein's article Green groups may be more damaging than climate change deniers published Sept 5, 2013 by Salon. It is a welcome criticism of "big greens", albeit ironic, coming from a woman who sits on the Board of Directors of one of the most powerful social engineering NGOs of all, that of 350.org/1Sky.

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WATCH: WWF SILENCE OF THE PANDAS | A Journey into the Heart of the Green Empire

"This film will dispel the green image of the WWF however. Behind the organisation’s eco-façade, the documentary maker uncovered explosive stories from all around the world. This documentary reveals the secrets of the WWF. It is a journey into the heart of the green empire that will hopefully shatter public faith in such so-called conservation groups forever."

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EDITORIAL | The Nature of Campaigns

"Campaigns are by nature tactical. Without the strategic guidance of a movement’s goals, they are sometimes rudderless beyond the moment’s objective. This is why we often see professional progressives celebrating tactical achievements that actually undermine strategic goals. Goals are not part of their purview."

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[No Logo?] Perils of the Keystone XL Pipeline Confront Obama by Ralph Nader

"Bill McKibben, a prolific writer and organizer on global warming and climate change, has had a busy year teaching environmentalists not to despair and will soon be learning some lessons himself."

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The Co-Opted MLK

Don’t Let Conservatives Co-Opt Dr. King’s Progressive Social Justice Legacy January 13,...

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The Commodification of Tim DeChristopher

The Commodification of Tim DeChristopher

The Commodification of Tim DeChristopher by Gregory Vickrey Tim DeChristopher, otherwise known...

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A Cautionary Tale – Debriefing the Bolivia Climate Conference

25 April 2010 A Cautionary Tale — Debriefing the Bolivia Climate Conference...

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Climate Change: A Global Imperative to Return to 300 ppm

Climate Change: A Global Imperative to Return to 300 ppm Before COP15,...

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