Global Nuclear Renaissance under Guise of “Net Zero”
"Behind the veneer of a global "green" energy transition that places solar and wind at the marketing forefront, a nuclear renaissance is quietly sweeping the globe."
Sep 22
20170
350.org / 1Sky, Avaaz, Ceres, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, Pacifism as Pathology, Purpose Inc., Social Engineering, Whiteness & Aversive Racism
LISTEN: A Mexican Crossing Lines – Fake Progressive Agendas – Part 3
A Mexican Crossing Lines discusses the Fake progressives that are linked to the Kathleen Bennett case. Also discussed are the connections to Standing Rock: Profusion, Collusion & Big Money Profits. Part 3 of a 6 Part Series.
Sep 20
20170
350.org / 1Sky, Avaaz, Carbon Markets | REDD, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, Pacifism as Pathology, Social Engineering, TckTckTck, Whiteness & Aversive Racism
LISTEN: A Mexican Crossing Lines – Fake Progressive Agendas – Part 2
"A Mexican Crossing Lines discusses the Fake progressives that are linked to the Kathleen Bennett case. Also discussed are the connections to Standing Rock: Profusion, Collusion & Big Money Profits."
Sep 20
20170
350.org / 1Sky, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, Social Engineering, Whiteness & Aversive Racism
LISTEN: A Mexican Crossing Lines – Fake Progressive Agendas – Part 1
"A Mexican Crossing Lines discusses the Fake progressives that are linked to the Kathleen Bennett case such as Christina Hollenback, Nexus, and Menape. Also discussed are the connections to Standing Rock: Profusion, Collusion & Big Money Profits."
How the US Mental Health System Makes Natives Sick and Suicidal
"There are forgotten heroes to know, ancestors of those currently trapped by the Native mental health system—a Lakota diagnosed with “horse-stealing mania,” a Cherokee laying claim to the land of Sweden, and a Mohawk, the first Indian psychologist, stepping up to challenge the white man’s labeling of his community’s children as feebleminded."
Statement of Solidarity with the Mi’kmaq Warriors
"To base our resistance on only those methods approved by the state, on those which are “peaceful” and “lawful,” is little more than political theatre that ultimately serves to reaffirm the “legitimacy” of the colonial regime. It is a strategy for defeat.
Nov 23
20130
350.org / 1Sky, Forest Ethics, Foundations, Greenpeace, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, Sierra Club
Are Green Groups Ready for Tarsands Deal?
“Pragmatism equals don’t take the position ‘Leave the oil in the ground’ but, rather, take the position ‘Stop expansion,’ ” said David Peerla, a community organizer and writer who closely follows the environmental sector. “‘Stop expansion’ means whatever place the industry got to whenever they cut the deal, that production can continue until the oil runs out, no matter the ongoing environmental costs.”
Mar 25
20131
Foundations, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, United Nations, Whiteness & Aversive Racism
EDITORIAL: Out of Control [Indigenous Nations Are Governing Authorities, Not NGOs]
"Unfortunately, for those who have become trapped in the parallel world of NGOdom, engaging constructively with governing authorities and institutions is contrary to the orthodoxy of radicalism they have internalized as part of their identity. Whether they are pious poseurs positioning themselves for foundation funding, or ideologues posturing for recognition by their peers, their confusion about their role vis a vis good governance constricts their effectiveness."
Peaceful Protests Profit from History of Militant Resistance | Idle No More
"So while some INM’ers believe they are leading a “peaceful” Indigenous Rights Revolution, they are actually benefiting from the militant grassroots resistance that preceded them, gained through blood, sweat, and tears, assaults, arrests, and in some cases death. Perhaps if they knew their history better, they would understand this."
Jan 13
20130
Neo-Liberalism and the Defanging of Feminism, Non-Profit Industrial Complex, Whiteness & Aversive Racism
Why Indigenous and Racialized Struggles Will Always be Appendixed by the Left
"Inspired by artists, academics and activist colleagues who have rolled their eyes at the spiritual beliefs of their Indigenous counterparts as well as protested the inclusion of prayer and ceremony into political, academic and artistic activities, I have decided to share my thinking on some fundamental differences in values and knowledge ways that impede relationship-making across our communities."