The demands of climate activists is unacceptable

[hawkman]

Climate activist gets 60 days in prison for causing $4,000 in damage to 19th Century sculpture

"Joanna Smith, 54, of Brooklyn, New York, was sentenced Friday, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington for defacing “Little Dancer Aged Fourteen,” a wax sculpture created by Edgar Degas that was completed in 1881.

In addition to her prison time, the judge ordered Smith to serve two years of supervised release, 150 hours of community service, and she must pay for the damage to the exhibit.

Prosecutors say Smith and co-conspirators traveled to Washington, on April 27, 2023, the day of the incident and that she and an accomplice smuggled paint through security by hiding it inside water bottle"

 

[Uncle J]

This is really neat. It works, it creates wonderful urban spaces, and it's definitely needed (see my earlier post today).

 

[ezrider]

The Post’s analysis found that sea levels at a tide gauge near the Fowl River rose four times faster in 2010 to 2023 than over the previous four decades...

We all know the Trump is responsible for this. I mean if only he would have directed that sharpie elsewhere!!

 

[Corn Pop]

Climate activist gets 60 days in prison for causing $4,000 in damage to 19th Century sculpture

"Joanna Smith, 54, of Brooklyn, New York, was sentenced Friday, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Washington for defacing “Little Dancer Aged Fourteen,” a wax sculpture created by Edgar Degas that was completed in 1881.

In addition to her prison time, the judge ordered Smith to serve two years of supervised release, 150 hours of community service, and she must pay for the damage to the exhibit.

Prosecutors say Smith and co-conspirators traveled to Washington, on April 27, 2023, the day of the incident and that she and an accomplice smuggled paint through security by hiding it inside water bottle"

Its ok for people to have strong opinions on political issues and be passionate about something and argue hard about it, but flipping out crosses the line. There are responsible climate activists but some are so radicalised to the point of flip out, they always destroy property and annoy people. Yet ask them the basics about the climate they wouldnt know the answer, they just been brianwashed.

Even if there was a serious issue you dont flip out over it, you just stand your ground firm and argue your point.

 

[Corn Pop]

The whole climate issue is political, its a political issue in the world. I mean in my opinion when people cross the line thats political extremism like those idiots who block or glue themselves to public roads to disturb the public, thats an offence should be taken seriously, or like the people who destroy property thats basic domestic terror because its destorying property for there political cause or there political beliefs.

Not sure what charge that person got for intentionally destorying property as a activist, im guessing it was not domestic political violence.

 

[Corn Pop]

The star of the show seems to always get a free pass. Ol Greta the globalist puppet has been so called arrested multiple times now always with a smirk on her face knowing she aint going to get charged for nothing and just fake arreets, a free ride home becauae she always gets a free pass and never held accountable for her actions.

Shes 21 now so maybe after multiple arrests one day she might acturaly get charged with an offense and maybe learn a lesson. Yea it doubt it.

She an extremist inciter, most the people who flip out probably look up to her as there god.

 

[Corn Pop]

Has anyone ever seen better fake news and a staged arrest than this?. It has to take the cake.

 

[Uncle J]

Republicans trying to repeal a law while at the same time taking credit for the good things it does. We've seen that movie all to many times before...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1784946760831435240

 

[Uncle J]

Canada’s fire season erupts, sending harmful smoke into United States

Wildfires in Canada have roared back to life, sending harmful smoke into the northern United States — an unwelcome reminder of last summer’s historic fire season that also repeatedly sent plumes of noxious haze southward.

Almost a year to the date from the explosive start to the 2023 fire season, hundreds of fires have erupted in Canada, including a dozen major and out-of-control blazes. At least 500,000 acres (200,000 hectares) of land have burned so far, much of it in recent days.

Smoke from the blazes has led to air quality alerts for much of Alberta and its surrounding provinces, as well as Minnesota and Wisconsin. Edmonton was subjected to red-tinged skies and hazardous air quality over the weekend because of wildfires to its north.

Even during winter, numerous blazes in Canada — known as “zombie fires” — smoldered beneath the snow. The combination of a warm and very dry winter set the stage for flames to quickly expand this spring.

Belts of extreme to exceptional drought are draped across the zone from central British Columbia to northern Alberta, where many of the worst fires rage. The majority of provincial land from Canada’s west coast to Ontario is experiencing at least moderate drought.