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Protect Papua New Guinea Indigenous Cave Dwellers from Rainforest Destroying Mafia
Rimbunan Hijau threatens Papua New Guinea's indigenous cave dwellersTAKE ACTION! Notorious Malaysian illegal loggers Rimbunan Hijau [search] have diversified into mining in primary rainforests, in East Sepik threatening unique nomadic cave-dwellers and their 20,000 year old ancient stenciled cave art. Support the local resistance and demand an end to indigenous genocide and rainforest ecocide in the name of false development that is little more than pillaging and plundering of cultural and biological diversity.
ESSAY: Freedom Isn’t Free, Terrorism Is Pervasive
Freedom Isn’t Free, Terrorism Is Pervasive Terrorism is the act of inspiring terror in others by harming presumed innocents. For many, unjust postmodern life on a dying planet is full of PERVASIVE TERROR. The term terrorism has been usurped by the nanny military state to mean only politically motivated violence that targets the public. While such murder is never justified, in fact it occurs rarely and is not a high-profile threat to most. It...  
ESSAY: What Would John Muir Say... About the Sierra Club?
Old-growth forests make Earth habitable for life John Muir was one of the greatest protectors of forests and nature who ever lived. He was connected to my hometown Madison, Wisconsin, where he attended college. He later went on to drive the creation of the National Park system and to found the Sierra Club. Most important, Muir took an uncompromising position that old-growth forest wildernesses must be protected for their intrinsic values. He was bold and...  
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