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It’s Not a Social Dilemma – It’s the Calculated Destruction of the Social [Part I]

"The film is described by Netflix as a "documentary-drama hybrid explor the dangerous human impact of social networking, with tech experts sounding the alarm on their own creations." Yet, in today's world of foundation-funded film and media, what is not disclosed, is more often than not, far more important than what is disclosed. Such is the case with The Social Dilemma."

The Unannounced Death of the Green New Deal: Part 1 – What Happened to the People’s Plan?

"You could say that the Green New Deal died when the Biden-Sanders Unity Task Force recommendations came through, or perhaps that was the moment we knew that the Jemez Principles  and the principles of a Just Transition had been abandoned more than a year before? Perhaps they were abandoned shortly after John Washington's straight forward, perfectly articulated warning to New Consensus?"

Extinction Rebellion Training, or How to Control Radical Resistance from the ‘Obstructive Left’

The bottom circle, the largest in size, represents the non-political citizens, the target audience of XR: "The people who're shitting themselves and want something to be done but aren't highly political."

The Green New Deal has an AFL-CIO Problem

"These labor organisations are a problem for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the climate cartel, the Sunrise Movement, and the Democratic Socialists of America because they are all members of the Carbon Capture Coalition which is supporting bipartisan efforts to expand tax credits for carbon capture from coal, gas, and oil for utilization in enhanced oil projects that result in geological storage of CO2."

McKibben’s Divestment Tour – Brought to You by Wall Street [Part IX of an Investigative Report] [Mainstreaming Sustainable Capitalism]

"Mainstreaming Sustainable Capitalism by *2020 will require independent, collaborative and voluntary action by companies, investors, government and civil society, which we hope to accelerate by advancing the discourse on the economic benefits of sustainability."

Digital Marginalisation and Obfuscation in the Messaging Sphere

"Like Ben Caldecott (Carbon Tracker, Green Alliance, Stranded Assets Project), Shell seem to be everywhere they want to be. Not only are they very well connected in the venerable home of silence, Chatham House, but they have their collaborators smoothing the path for them at The Guardian."