I just read the blog yesterday . We should not believe things. I personally even-tempered and serene. I have enough serotonin, which circulates freely in the synapses of my brain. This is precisely the fact that I have little worry that makes me tired as Copenhagen. Paraphrasing the famous line from the movie "War of the hats," I want to say: "Copenhagen, Copenhagen, c'pas reason depressing ..."
This is not the final communiqué of the conference I care. It's the fact of making clear they will do anything significant against the global warming. All democratic leaders who are there have a horizon: the next election. And their peoples, for all human communities, in fact, tomorrow is the long term. Tomorrow is the long term but in this case, tomorrow is too late.
Because of the theory of broken glass . All small disappointments encountered in the environmental battles, and the monumental catastrophic predictions will eventually create the impression that it is too late. It will soon derisively that we recycle cans, and then we will do even more. Those that fight for the environment will soon change their mind refrain of "there is nothing there" to "it is too late."
awkwardness in awkwardness, one defeat, the struggle for a better environment will become more radical and unpopular. Author Jean-Jacques Pelletier was talking the other day Bazzo.tv : the justification that the eco-terrorists themselves the act. They want to force communities to look beyond their noses, to grasp the urgency of the situation. Terrorism, the old trap idiots! The eco-terrorism, like all forms of terrorism, will quickly be diverted from its noble ideal to be recovered by the sick and demented antisocial.
I do not know if too late but I tend to think. I have no interests at stake in the matter. But we must see what that is. It smells of defeat when we start looking for scapegoats. Thus, a famous columnist Canadian told us yesterday:
This is not the final communiqué of the conference I care. It's the fact of making clear they will do anything significant against the global warming. All democratic leaders who are there have a horizon: the next election. And their peoples, for all human communities, in fact, tomorrow is the long term. Tomorrow is the long term but in this case, tomorrow is too late.
Because of the theory of broken glass . All small disappointments encountered in the environmental battles, and the monumental catastrophic predictions will eventually create the impression that it is too late. It will soon derisively that we recycle cans, and then we will do even more. Those that fight for the environment will soon change their mind refrain of "there is nothing there" to "it is too late."
awkwardness in awkwardness, one defeat, the struggle for a better environment will become more radical and unpopular. Author Jean-Jacques Pelletier was talking the other day Bazzo.tv : the justification that the eco-terrorists themselves the act. They want to force communities to look beyond their noses, to grasp the urgency of the situation. Terrorism, the old trap idiots! The eco-terrorism, like all forms of terrorism, will quickly be diverted from its noble ideal to be recovered by the sick and demented antisocial.
I do not know if too late but I tend to think. I have no interests at stake in the matter. But we must see what that is. It smells of defeat when we start looking for scapegoats. Thus, a famous columnist Canadian told us yesterday:
short, thanks to the oil sands that Quebec can afford to live beyond its means and to afford luxury services such as $ 7 daycare and universities almost free. Decency would require that the Quebec government at least refrain from spitting in the soup ... or while suiting the action to the word, he now decides to give up "dirty" oil from the West.
Heaven and gazelle legs! It is because of our children who have to extract oil from tar sands? The moral dilemma is untenable. We are forced to choose between the welfare of our children and the fate of the planet. No, but you realize?
And it's not over.
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photo: Oil Sands at Fort McMurray Processing by CanadaGood .
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