Have been watching various “Dangerous Roads” documentaries on YouTube, focusing on some of the world’s most …err, dangerous roads!
I have to say some of these roads are nothing more than dirt tracks found either on the sides of mountain ranges, swamps, deserts and jungles.
However, what was more shocking was the massive deforestation and river management going on in places such as:-
- the Ivory Coast (a place rich in gold and cocoa);
- Brazil (gold and coal);
- Mozambique (diamonds)
- Lesotho (gold and timber) .
- India & Bangladesh (hydro-electric dams)
The documentaries go on to say that deforestation in some of these countries is totally out of control, with forest areas the size of Greater London being chopped on an annual basis, especially in the Amazon Basin.
What is left is dead land areas where nothing grows and of course there is no replanting of trees. And once the big mining corporations move in to rape the land of its mineral wealth it encourages thousands of local people to migrate there in search of work and a better life.
This in turn encourages population growth, which means demand for more arable land, more animals for food and grazing, more housing and a better road network.
Thus within 5 or 10 years following deforestation the land has become yet another shitty shanty town crawling with starving kids, ignorant parents, pollution, and construction companies completely oblivious to their concerns or that of the environment they are so readily exploiting.
And yet you probably wouldn’t hear any of this through the MSM. I also doubt the usual eco-loonies know or care about it that much. They certainly don’t go out of their way and glue their heads to the mud tracks in deepest Mozambique!
Instead they choose to target their bitter ire on the West, and in particular the UK. We have to make the sacrifices for the good of the planet.
Meanwhile the cunts in the countries named above (and quite a few more besides) are overlooked in the criticism. I guess it might be deemed racist to point the minging climate change finger at these countries because by and large they consist of non-white populations.
What we do have though is massive deforestation, rivers being redirected for hydroelectric dams, massive pollution levels and rapid population growth (population of Bangladesh is 172 million. One of the most densely populated and fastest growing countries on the planet).
This is the perfect combination for a Scorched Earth Scenario that woke science chooses to ignore because at the end of the day it’s probably the fault of the West that the planet is going down the pan!
It should also be noted that the UN announced in November that the global population had reached 8 billion, a mere 12 years after it announced there were 7 billion. The biggest increases were in African, Indian and Middle Eastern countries, while birth rates are slowing in most Western ones. This is probably one reason why Globalists are encouraging mass migrations between continents.
Can I also add by saying that some of these mining companies are for the manufacture of EV batteries amongst other things.
The demand for going EV is only going to accelerate the mining of whatever mineral resources are needed in batteries, and thus will only increase the deforestation.
Ergo – when you buy an EV you’re killing perhaps 20 trees and despoiling the land. But again no mention of that on MSM
Nominated by: Technocunt
And supported by: Mikdys
Pretty much spot on – I’d only add that children are used to mine a lot of the cobalt that is used for the “planet saving” electric cars:
