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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: AGelbert Date: August 18, 2019, 2:04 pm
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[center]The Right Gives
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Color[/center]
By Sonali Kolhatkar — The administration announces rules that
would deny green cards to many migrants who use Medicaid, food
stamps or other public assistance.
Read more
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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: AGelbert Date: August 19, 2019, 3:55 pm
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[center]5 questions about Donald Trump's interest in buying
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The above article is an excellent example of the reality of how
untrustworthy our government crooks and liars, and the news
media lackeys that carry BULLSHIT water for them, are. The "5
questions about Greenland and Trump's 🦀 interest"
displays this disingenuous BULLSHIT media [img
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Among those five questions about Trump's 🦀 interest in
Greenland, the glaringly obvious GIGANTIC ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM
(NOT INCLUDED) QUESTION IS: If Global Warming is, AS TRUMP HAS
CLAIMED, a "hoax cooked up by the Chinese or Climate Scientists
looking for funding", WhyTF is Trump 🦀 interested in
CASHING IN ON THE MELTING OF THE GREENLAND ICE SHEET FROM
🦕🦖 HYDROCARBON BURNING CAUSED CLIMATE
CHANGE❓❓ ⁉️[img
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ANSWER: Because 😈 Trump KNOWS that BURNING HYDROCARBONS
IS CAUSING THE GREENLAND ICE SHEET TO MELT.
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And furthermore, the news media DOES NOT want we-the-people to
CALL TRUMP ON HIS BULLSHIT, so they cook up a clever five
question DISTRACTION from the FACT that Trump and his
🦕🦖 HYDROCARBON HELLSPAWN OWNERS are doing
EVERYTHING IN THEIR POWER to accelerate Catastrophic Climate
Change through global warming, PERIOD.
[center]Precedent for Impeachment – Burying the True Crime:
Daniel Sheehan 2019 Class #8
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A world of trouble is no longer at our doorstep; it's in what
has been transformed from the living room to the dying room.
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[move][I][font=impact]The 🦕🦖 Hydrocarbon
👹 Hellspawn Fossil Fuelers DID THE Clean Energy
Inventions suppressing, Climate Trashing, human health depleting
CRIME,[COLOR=BROWN] but since they have ALWAYS BEEN liars and
conscience free crooks 🦀, they are trying to AVOID
[/color] DOING THE TIME or PAYING THE FINE! Don't let them
get away with it! Pass it on! [/font][/I][/move]
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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: AGelbert Date: August 20, 2019, 3:30 pm
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[quote author=Surly1 link=topic=302.msg13299#msg13299
date=1566306186]
For AG:
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;D
I read in the Palmer Report that Trumplethinskin tried to make a
joke about his interest in Greenland by claiming he was not
planning on building a Trump Tower there. Well, for one of those
few times in Mr. Trump's life, he was actually telling the
truth. He 🦀 and his 🦕🦖 hydrocarbon
industry & 🐉 minerals mining polluters 'R' US OWNERS
were never planning to build a Trump tower there. Below, please
find, what his plans, which have not changed, regardless of his
baloney rhetoric about "no longer being interested in
Greenland", ARE:
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Denmark may have a plan to deal with [b]Trump's
🐉🦕🦖 plan (see below).[/b]
Tue, 08/20/2019 - 15:20
Submitted by Michael Every of Rabobank
SNIPPET:
If you already saw that one coming too then kick back and relax
with this short article suggesting that Denmark buy the US: ‘If
Denmark’s bid for the United States is accepted, the
Scandinavian nation has ambitious plans for its new acquisition.
“We believe that, by giving the U.S. an educational system and
national health care, it could be transformed from a vast land
mass into a great nation,” the spokesperson said.’ [img
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read more:
[center]This Is Neither The Empire Strikes Back, Nor The Crying
Game, Or The Red Wedding
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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: Surly1 Date: August 20, 2019, 4:49 pm
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I read the article. the citation at the bottom,
[quote]f you already saw that one coming too then kick back and
relax with this short article suggesting that Denmark buy the
US: ‘If Denmark’s bid for the United States is accepted, the
Scandinavian nation has ambitious plans for its new acquisition.
“We believe that, by giving the U.S. an educational system and
national health care, it could be transformed from a vast land
mass into a great nation,” the spokesperson said.’
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Is from an Andy Borowitz recent satire piece.
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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: AGelbert Date: August 20, 2019, 5:00 pm
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[quote author=Surly1 link=topic=263.msg13307#msg13307
date=1566337794]
I read the article. the citation at the bottom,
[quote]f you already saw that one coming too then kick back and
relax with this short article suggesting that Denmark buy the
US: ‘If Denmark’s bid for the United States is accepted, the
Scandinavian nation has ambitious plans for its new acquisition.
“We believe that, by giving the U.S. an educational system and
national health care, it could be transformed from a vast land
mass into a great nation,” the spokesperson said.’
[/quote]
Is from an Andy Borowitz recent satire piece.
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Yeah, I figured it was satire. Some great ideas have been
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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: AGelbert Date: August 21, 2019, 12:17 pm
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[center][url=
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Denmark, it being that he said he was "not interested" in
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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: AGelbert Date: August 23, 2019, 7:30 pm
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THINKPROGRESS
AUG 23, 2019, 8:00 AM
By CASEY MICHEL
[center]If you want to look for a precedent, examine how the
U.S. 🦍forcibly annexed Hawaii.[/center]
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[center]The "vast majority" of native Hawaiians opposed U.S.
annexation, but that didn't stop Hawaii from becoming "the first
sovereign nation to become a casualty of America's imperial
outreach." CREDIT: DE AGOSTINI PICTURE LIBRARY / GETTY[/center]
One of the most unexpected turns of Donald Trump’s presidency
came this week, when revelations spilled out about the
president’s serious consideration of the purchase Greenland from
Denmark. According to the Washington Post, senior administration
officials mulled possibly offering some $600 million in annual
subsidies to the Danish territory, alongside a “large one-time
payment” to Denmark for the transfer. Trump even joked about
trying to swap Greenland for Puerto Rico, the latter of which
remains an American territory.
The idea, at least as of right now, remains a farce, and isn’t
yet a tragedy. However, there’s a clear historic legacy Trump’s
tapped into — one that reaches directly into America’s Gilded
Age of imperialism, buttressed by clear strains of white
supremacy and neo-colonialism.
Greenland, after all, would be far from the first island
acquisition Washington lawmakers havs pursued. During the 1850s,
the U.S. began its run of island-based imperialism through a
series of annexations of so-called Guano Islands, a series of
Caribbean and Pacific outposts Washington could use to harvest
guano — bird droppings — as fertilizer.
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Over the years, the portfolio of islands continued to accrue. An
1899 agreement with Germany brought the American Samoa island
chain to the U.S. The Spanish-American War landed the U.S.
Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam. And while American
attempts — stemming especially those based out of the
slave-holding South — to annex Cuba eventually faltered, the
U.S. managed to further cement its Caribbean holdings with the
purchase of the U.S. Virgin Islands in 1917.
None of these holdings, of course, came with the consent of the
governed. Rather, they were the fruits of agreements between
Washington and Madrid, or Washington and Berlin, or Washington
and Copenhagen. And that lack of consent from local populations
immediately — and sometimes violently — manifested itself. The
American acquisition of the Philippines, for instance, rapidly
morphed into the so-called Philippine Insurrection — a Filipino
war for independence, in essence. As the “most careful study” of
the American-Filipino War found, “about 775,000 Filipinos died
because of the war,” with Americans torturing, and setting up
concentration camps for, Filipinos along the way.
[center]This isn’t the first time concentration camps have
appeared on American soil[/center]
Not that there would have been much reason to consent to
American annexation at the time, after all. Puerto Ricans had to
wait nearly twenty years to obtain formal American citizenship,
while those in Guam — annexed to the U.S. only when Americans
explained to their Spanish counterparts on the island that
Washington and Madrid were, in fact, at war — had to wait over a
half-century for American citizenship to finally come to them.
And American Samoans are still waiting.
There’s no indication Greenlanders would be any different. With
the island moving toward ever-greater autonomy from Denmark, the
likely next step for Greenland would be outright independence,
rather than American territorial status. As Paul Musgrave
recently wrote in Foreign Policy, “Right now, there’s reason to
think that Greenland may well be on a path to full independence,
not simply switching one protectorate for another.” And as
others have pointed, the move to sell the territory to
Washington would be akin to the U.S. auctioning off, say, Texas
or Arizona to the highest bidder — without residents’ consent.
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[quote]The idea of "selling Greenland" makes as much sense as
Trump "selling Texas" or better yet "selling Arizona" with the
Hopi and Navajo nations resident there. If we deeply reject the
premise of colonialism then we have to reject the language of it
too. - Naunihal Singh (@naunihalpublic) August 21, 2019[/quote]
[center]Kingdom come[/center]
None of these incidents of island imperialism, though, are
comparable to the egregious conquest the U.S. brought about in
its best-known island annexation to date: Hawaii.
By the early 19th century, the Hawaiian kingdom was already
warding off multiple Western colonizing powers, all eager to
access the islands. The appeal was easy to see: Not only did
Hawaii’s position in the central Pacific present an ideal
location for everything from whaling ships to coaling stations,
but its climate proved fruitful for a sugar industry that, in
time, blossomed into one of the world’s greatest. As such,
French, German, British, and Russian diplomats eyed the islands
as a potential jewel in a Pacific crown.
All of these countries, it’s worth noting, recognized Hawaii as
a sovereign, independent nation — as did the U.S. Lorenz
Gonschor, who received his doctorate at the University of
Hawaii, told ThinkProgress that dozens of countries carried on
diplomatic relations with Hawaii, far outpacing other nominally
independent North American regions like Texas.
Texas' independence was recognized by five others: US, UK,
France, Belgium, & Netherlands. Hawaii, meanwhile, had
diplomatic relations with: pic.twitter.com/v8wyd5j7rn
— Casey Michel 🇰🇿 (@cjcmichel) January 11, 2017
Still, those diplomatic relations did little to stop the U.S.
from pursuing annexation — regardless of how native Hawaiians
felt. By 1887, American missionaries and businessmen had accrued
sufficient power that, backed by an armed militia, they managed
to force the Hawaiian monarch to rewrite the country’s
constitution. The so-called “Bayonet Constitution” earned its
name from the fact that the Hawaiian monarch was forced, as
National Geographic wrote, to consent to the new constitution
“at gunpoint.” It was, added historian Steven Hahn, a
“successful coup” — one that was finalized with the “goal of
annexation” in mind.
A few years later, the process continued. As the University of
Hawaii’s Davianna McGregor wrote, American minister John Stevens
conspired in 1893 “with a small group of non-Hawaiian residents
of [Hawaii], including citizens of the United States, to
overthrow the indigenous and lawful government of Hawaii.”
Stevens and a U.S. naval representative sent over 160 “armed
naval forces of the United States to invade the sovereign
Hawaiian nation,” with the U.S. then proceeding to recognize the
conspirators as Hawaii’s lawful government. The new government
ignored U.S. President Grover Cleveland’s request to restore
Hawaii’s monarch, Queen Liliʻuokalani, to the throne.
Instead, they forced her to “sign a statement of abdication” — a
statement she later renounced.
[center]As 🦍 Teddy Roosevelt thundered, “We ought to
take Hawaii, in the interests of the White race.”[/center]
Shortly thereafter, a massive petition drive began circulating
among native Hawaiians opposing American annexation. Thousands
of native Hawaiians put their names forward resist American
acquisition. As Julia Siler wrote in Lost Kingdom, her overview
of the annexation, the “vast majority” of native Hawaiians
signed the petition, many of them “don[ning] black armbands in
protest.”
But by then, the momentum toward American annexation was
impossible to slow. In Washington, annexation fever — buoyed by
outright white supremacy — gripped the capital. As Teddy
Roosevelt thundered, “We ought to take Hawaii, in the interests
of the White race.”
In 1898, the Americans formalized their annexation of the
islands, holding a formal transfer ceremony in Hawaii itself.
But even that event came with clear opposition from the native
population; as one observer said, the band of native Hawaiians
slated to perform at the event “threw away their instruments and
fled around the corner out of sight and hearing… Some wept
audibly and were not ashamed.”
All told, added Siler, “1.8 million acres of land now worth
billions of dollars was seized from native Hawaiians and claimed
by American businessmen… Hawaiians lost their country, the first
sovereign nation to become a casualty of America’s imperial
outreach.” The rank imperialism behind the annexation, though,
was too much for some even in Washington to stomach. As
Cleveland would write, “Hawaii is ours… as I contemplate the
means used to complete the outrage, I am ashamed of the whole
affair.”
Back in Hawaii, the outrage was just as tangible. Yet again — in
a nod to Trump’s musings about purchasing Greenland without any
consent of Greenlanders — America had annexed a series of
islands without bothering to ask the inhabitants for their
thoughts.
Might, to Washington at least, made right. As the deposed
Hawaiian queen would write, “Time may wear off the feeling of
injury by and by — but my dear flag — the Hawaiian flag — that a
strange flag should wave over it. May heaven look down on these
[Americans responsible] and punish them for their deeds.”
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Agelbert Hawaiian historical NOTE: The above article is correct,
but, in regard to Hawaii, it stops at 1898. There is another,
even more low down despicable bit of Imperial series of
activities by the U.S. in regard to Hawaiian "statehood".
Do YOU think that Hawaiians "voted" to become a U.S. State? If
you do, you are the victim of Imperial BULLSHIT. Hawaii became
the 50th state on August 21 1959, when President Dwight D.
Eisenhower signed its statehood bill.
Here's the part you did not learn in high school (OR COLLEGE!)
American IMPERIAL history. The, oh, so democratic idea was that
the kindly U.S. 😇 would ask the Hawaiians, in a
plebiscite
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(i.e. a
vote by voting age people living in Hawaii), if they wanted to
become a State.
The REASON(S) the U.S. wanted Hawaii to become a state had
everything to do with Corporate agricultural products and, of
course, having a place the Japanese bombed to station a lot of
warships. The Hawaiians understood that perfectly.
The average (happy talk propagandized) [img
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/>person in the continental USA understood pineapples and Pearl
Harbor, period. What they were given the thorough mushroom
treatment about was the FACT that the governments of the world
were being pressured to de-colonize. The U.S., in customary
hypocritical fashion, was Johnny-on-the spot to "urge" France,
England, Germany, (and so on) to "free" all their colonies in
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BUT, the very same U.S. was activly demonizing, jailing and
killing pro-indepence movement supporters in Puerto Rico and
Hawaii (there weren't enough people in Alaska to make much noise
about independence, but the natives there did NOT want statehood
- Alaskan "votes" were already rigged by big oil, so statehood
there was every bit as much a done deal as it would be for
Greenland, if Trump's 🦀Hydrocarbon 🦕🦖
and Mineral Mining ☠️ Havoc dream comes true.).
It just didn't look good on the world stage for the U.S. to
continue lording it over Puerto Rico and Hawaii, so the old
"democracy" trick was called upon. In Puerto Rico, it took the
form of the "Free Associated State" (see: Colonial PIG LIPSTICK)
through a "plebiscite" every now and then, of course.
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1. A pelbiscite was held so Hawaiians could decide if the wanted
Statehood. They said
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could decide if the wanted Statehood. They said [img
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3.. Shortly thereafter, another plebiscite was held so Hawaiians
could decide if the wanted Statehood. They said
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4. Shortly thereafter, another plebiscite was held so Hawaiians
could decide if the wanted Statehood. They said [img
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5. Shortly thereafter, another plebiscite was held so Hawaiians
could decide if the wanted Statehood. They said [img
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6. Shortly thereafter, another plebiscite was held so Hawaiians
could decide if the wanted Statehood. They said [img
width=30]
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7. Shortly thereafter, another plebiscite was held so Hawaiians
could decide if the wanted Statehood. They said [img
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8. Shortly thereafter, another plebiscite was held so Hawaiians
could decide if the wanted Statehood. They said [img
width=40]
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9. Shortly thereafter, another plebiscite was held so Hawaiians
could decide if the wanted Statehood. They said NO.
10. Shortly thereafter, another plebiscite was held so Hawaiians
could decide if the wanted Statehood. They said no.
11. Shortly thereafter, another plebiscite was held so Hawaiians
could decide if the wanted Statehood. The turnout for this
ELEVENTH "PLEBISCITE", which had been going down for each
subsequent "plebiscite", was the lowest of all. A majority of
those who voted in this one wanted statehood. "Democracy" won.
The USA gracefully agreed to the "enthusiastic" request by
Hawaiians to get a place on Old G[s]l[/s]ory. Colonies? What
colonies? [img
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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: AGelbert Date: August 27, 2019, 8:41 pm
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Planet With No Help From 🐉 Bozonaro[/center]
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Collapse Chronicles
Published on Aug 22, 2019
In today's Chronicle of the Collapse, I turn once again to
Common Dreams, where I read the article titled "U.S. Set to Blow
Other Countries Away With 'Staggering' Scale of New Oil and Gas
Production."
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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: Surly1 Date: August 28, 2019, 7:31 am
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“Blackstone is committed to responsible environmental
stewardship,” the company said in a statement.
Steve Schwarzman, a Top Financier of Mitch McConnell and Donald
Trump, Is a Driving Force Behind Amazon Deforestation
HTML https://theintercept.com/2019/08/27/amazon-rainforest-fire-blackstone/
[html] <p><span><u>TWO BRAZILIAN FIRMS</u> owned by a top
donor to President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch
McConnell are significantly responsible for the ongoing
destruction of the Amazon rainforest, carnage that has developed
into raging fires that have captivated global attention.
</span></p> <p><span>The companies have wrested control of
land, deforested it, and helped build a controversial highway to
their new terminal in the one-time jungle, all to facilitate the
cultivation and export of grain and soybeans. The shipping
terminal at Miritituba, deep in the Amazon in the Brazilian
state of Pará, allows growers to load soybeans on barges,
which will then sail to a larger port before the cargo is
shipped around the world. </span></p> <p><span>The Amazon
terminal is run by Hidrovias do Brasil, a company that is owned
in large part by Blackstone, a major U.S. investment firm.
Another Blackstone company, Pátria Investimentos, owns
more than 50 percent of Hidrovias, while Blackstone itself
directly owns an additional roughly 10 percent stake. Blackstone
co-founder and CEO Stephen Schwarzman is a close ally of Trump
and has donated millions of dollars to McConnell in recent
years. </span><b>
</b></p> <p>“Blackstone is committed to responsible
environmental stewardship,” the company said in a
statement. “This focus and dedication is embedded in every
investment decision we make and guides how we conduct ourselves
as operators. In this instance, while we do not have operating
control, we know the company has made a significant reduction in
overall carbon emissions through lower congestion and allowed
the more efficient flow of agricultural goods by Brazilian
farmers.”</p> <p><span>The port and the highway have
been deeply controversial in Brazil, and were subjects of a <a
href="
HTML https://theintercept.com/2017/03/22/a-saga-da-famiglia-vilela-os-maiores-pecuaristas-e-destruidores-de-florestas-do-brasil/">2016<br
/>investigation by The Intercept Brasil.
</a>Hidrovias</span><span> announced in </span><a
href="
HTML https://www.reuters.com/article/brazil-grains-ports/update-1-new-grain-terminal-in-brazils-amazon-to-start-exports-in-july-idUSL2N15I1WD"><span>early<br
/>2016</span></a><span> that it would soon begin exporting
soybeans trucked from the state of Mato Grosso</span><span>
along the B.R.-163 highway. The road was largely unpaved at the
time, but the company said it planned to continue improving and
developing it. In the spring of 2019, the government of Jair
Bolsonaro, elected in fall 2018, announced that Hidrovias would
partner in the privatization and development of hundreds of
miles of the B.R.-163. Developing the roadway itself causes
deforestation, but, more importantly, it helps make possible the
broader transformation of the Amazon from jungle to
farmland.</span></p> <p>The roadway, B.R. 163, has had a
marked effect on deforestation. After the devastation that began
under the military dictatorship and accelerated through the
1970s and ’80s, the rate of deforestation slowed, as a
coalition of Indigenous communities and other advocates of
sustaining the forest fought back against the encroachment. The
progress began turning back in 2014, as political tides shifted
right and global commodity prices climbed. Deforestation began
<a
href="
HTML https://rainforests.mongabay.com/amazon/amazon_destruction.html">to<br
/>truly spike again after </a>the soft coup that ousted Presiden
t
Dilma Rousseff of the Workers’ Party in 2016. The
right-wing government that seized power named soy mogul Blairo
Maggi, a former governor of Mato Grosso, as minister of
agriculture.</p> <p>Yet even as deforestation had been
slowing prior to the coup, the area around the highway was being
destroyed. “Every year between 2004 and 2013 —
except 2005 — while deforestation in Amazonia as a whole
fell, it increased in the region around the B.R.-163,” the
Financial Times reported in<a
href="
HTML https://www.ft.com/content/9c750b08-92f0-11e7-83ab-f4624cccbabe"><br
/>September 2017</a>. That sparked pushback from Indigenous
defenders of the Amazon. In March, Hidrovias admitted that its
business had been slowed by increasing blockades on B.R. 163, as
people put their bodies in front of the destruction. Still, the
company is pushing forward. Hidrovios recently said that, thanks
to heavy investment,<a
href="
HTML https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/com-foco-no-arco-norte-hidrovias-do-brasil-quer-dobrar-movimentacao-de-graos-2/"><br
/>it planned to double its grain shipping capacity</a> to 13
million tons.</p> <div data-reactid="208"> <div
data-reactid="209"><img
src="
HTML https://theintercept.imgix.net/wp-uploads/sites/1/2019/08/amazon-destruction-map-1-01-1566850165.jpg?auto=compress%2Cformat&q=90&w=1024&h=768"<br
/>alt="amazon-destruction-map-1-01-1566850165" width="983"
height="737" /> <p>Map: Soohee Cho/The
Intercept</p> </div> </div> <div
data-reactid="210"> <p><span>The Amazon, where a record
number of fires have been raging, is the world’s largest
rainforest. It absorbs a significant amount of carbon dioxide, a
major contributor to the climate crisis. </span><span>The Amazon
is so dense in vegetation that it produces something like a
fifth of the world’s oxygen supply. The moisture that
evaporates from the Amazon is important form farmlands not just
in South America, but also in the U.S. Midwest, where it falls
to the earth as rain. </span><span>Protection of the Amazon, 60
percent of which is in Brazil, is crucial to the continued
existence of civilization as we know it.
</span></p> </div> <div> <div><img height="440"
src="
HTML https://theintercept.imgix.net/wp-uploads/sites/1/2019/07/alex-24-1562181877-e1562181915774.jpg?auto=compress%2Cformat&q=90&fit=crop&h=440&w=440"<br
/>width="440" /></div> <div> <h6>Related</h6> <h4>On
the Front Lines of Bolsonaro’s War on the Amazon,
Brazil’s Forest Communities Fight Against Climate
Catastrophe</h4> </div> </div> <div
data-reactid="212"> <p>The effort to transform the Amazon
from a rainforest into a source of agribusiness revenue is
central to the conflict, and linked to the fires raging out of
control today. The leading edge of the invasion of the jungle is
being cut by grileiros<i>, </i>or “land-grabbers,”
who operate outside the law with chainsaws. The grileiros then
sell the newly cleared land to agribusiness concerns, whose
harvest is driven on the highway to the terminal, before being
exported. Bolsonaro has long called for the Amazon to be turned
over to agribusiness, and has rapidly defanged agencies
responsible for protecting it, and empowered agribusiness
leaders intent on clearing the forest. The land-grabbers have
become emboldened.</p> <p><span>“With Bolsonaro, the
invasions are worse and will continue to get worse,”
Francisco Umanari, a 42-year-old Apurinã chief, told
Alexander Zaitchik,</span><a
href="
HTML https://theintercept.com/2019/07/06/brazil-amazon-rainforest-indigenous-conservation-agribusiness-ranching/"><span>for<br
/>a recent story in The Intercept</span></a><span>. “His
project for the Amazon is agribusiness. Unless he is stopped,
he’ll run over our rights and allow a giant invasion of
the forest. The land grabs are not new, but it’s become a
question of life and death.”</span></p> <p><span>Fires
in the Amazon have been producing devastation described as
unprecedented, many of them lit by farmers and others looking to
clear land for cultivation or grazing. Bolsonaro initially
</span><a
href="
HTML https://www.newsweek.com/brazils-bolsonaro-dismisses-outcry-over-record-number-forest-fires-i-used-called-captain-1455415"><span>dismissed<br
/>the fires </span></a><span>as unworthy of serious attention.
Several weeks ago, Bolsonaro</span><a
href="
HTML https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/03/americas/brazil-space-institute-director-fired-amazon-deforestation-intl/index.html"><span><br
/>fired a chief government scientist </span></a><span>for a repo
rt
on the rapid escalation of deforestation under Bolsonaro’s
administration, claiming that the numbers were fabricated.
</span></p> <p><span>Beginning with the military
dictatorship in Brazil, when agribusiness was fully empowered,
roughly a fifth of the jungle was destroyed by the mid-2000s. If
the Amazon loses another fifth of its mass, it is at risk of a
<a href="
HTML https://www.pnas.org/content/113/39/10759">phenomenon<br
/>known as dieback</a>, where the forest becomes so dry that a<a
href="
HTML https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16708-parts-of-amazon-close-to-tipping-point/"><br
/>vicious, cascading cycle </a>takes over, and it becomes,
</span><a
href="
HTML https://theintercept.com/2019/07/06/brazil-amazon-rainforest-indigenous-conservation-agribusiness-ranching/"><span>as<br
/>Zaitchik writes,</span></a><span> “beyond the reach of a
ny
subsequent human intervention or
regret.”</span></p> </div> <div
data-reactid="213"> <div data-reactid="214"><img
src="
HTML https://theintercept.imgix.net/wp-uploads/sites/1/2019/08/AP_18117499949412-steve-schwarzman-1566851453-e1566851488162-1024x681.jpg?auto=compress%2Cformat&q=90"<br
/>alt="The Blackstone Group Chairman & CEO Stephen A. Schwarzman
is interviewed by Maria Bartiromo during her "Mornings with
Maria Bartiromo" program, on the Fox Business Network, in New
York Friday, April 27, 2018. (AP Photo/Richard Drew)"
width="995" height="662" /> <p>Blackstone Group CEO Steve
Schwarzman is interviewed on the Fox Business Network on April
27, 2018.</p> <p>Photo: Richard
Drew/AP</p> </div> </div> <div
data-reactid="215"> <p><span><u>SCHWARZMAN, A FOUNDER</u> of
Blackstone, owns roughly a fifth of the company, making him one
of the world’s richest men. In 2018, he was paid at least
$568 million, which was, in fact, a drop from the $786 million
he made the year before. He has been generous toward McConnell
and Trump with that wealth. In 2016, he gave </span><a
href="
HTML https://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/fecimg/?201612089039972249"><span>$2.5</span></a><a<br
/>href="
HTML https://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/fecimg/?201610279036682816"><span><br
/>million</span></a><span> to the Senate Leadership Fund,
McConnell’s Super PAC and put Jim Breyer,
McConnell’s billionaire brother-in-law, on the board of
</span><a
href="
HTML https://www.blackstone.com/media/press-releases/article/jim-breyer-to-join-blackstone-s-board-of-directors"><span>Blackstone</span></a><span>.<br
/>Two years later, Schwarzman kicked in $8 million to
McConnell’s Super PAC. </span></p> <p><span>Blackstone
employees have given well over $10 million to McConnell and his
Super PAC over the years, making them the biggest source of
direct financing over McConnell’s </span><a
href="
HTML https://www.opensecrets.org/members-of-congress/contributors?cid=N00003389&cycle=CAREER&type=I"><span>career</span></a><span>.<br
/>McConnell’s Senate campaign declined to
comment.</span></p> <p><span>Schwarzman </span><a
href="
HTML https://www.politico.com/story/2017/04/trump-schwarzman-blackstone-influence-237341"><span>is<br
/>a close friend </span></a><span>and adviser to Trump, and serv
ed
as the chair of his Strategic and Policy Forum until it
</span><a
href="
HTML https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/12/billionaire-schwarzman-on-trump-ceo-counsel-controversy-i-was-accused-of-being-a-nazi.html"><span>fell<br
/>apart</span></a><span> in the wake of the Charlottesville
neo-Nazi rally, in </span><a
href="
HTML https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2019/apr/26/context-trumps-very-fine-people-both-sides-remarks/"><span>which<br
/>Trump famously praised</span></a><span> “very fine peopl
e,
on both sides.” In December 2017, as the final details of
the GOP tax cut were being ironed out, Schwarzman hosted a
</span><a
href="
HTML https://publicintegrity.org/business/the-secret-saga-of-trumps-tax-cuts/"><span>$100,000-a-plate<br
/>fundraiser for Trump</span></a><span>. Some of the
president’s dinner companions complained about the tax
bill, and days later, Trump slashed the top percentage rate in
the final package from 39.6 to 37. </span></p> <p><span>In
recent months, the Sackler family, whose members founded and own
the pharmaceutical company Purdue Pharma, have become pariahs
for their role in facilitating the opioid crisis and the deaths
of tens of thousands of people. Schwarzman’s contributions
to the destruction of the Amazon, which stands between humanity
and an uninhabitable planet, may ultimately render him as
socially untouchable as the Sacklers, given the scale of the
fallout from the destruction of the rainforest.
</span></p> <p><u>IN DEFENSE OF</u> the project, a
Blackstone spokesperson noted that it had been approved by the
International Finance Corporation, an affiliate of the World
Bank, and that the IFC had determined that the project would, in
fact, reduce carbon emissions. Blackstone also forwarded a
statement that it credited to Hidrovias, which also emphasized
the support of the IFC:</p> <blockquote> <p>Hidrovias
has always worked within the highest Environmental, Social and
Governance (“ESG”) standards, constantly evaluated
by audits from international multilateral agencies, such as the
World Bank – IFC (International Finance Corporation). In
addition, Hidrovias maintains all the environmental licenses
required by the competent
authorities.</p> </blockquote> <p>The IFC has financed<a
href="
HTML https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-court-powerplant/u-s-supreme-court-revives-india-power-plant-lawsuit-idUSKCN1QG24G"><br
/>some of the world’s most environmentally destructive
projects</a>, so its endorsement in itself is not particularly
persuasive. But even on its own terms, the IFC’s study of
the Blackstone project calls the project’s sustainability
into question. Transporting soy or grain by waterway is indeed a
less carbon-intensive method of transport, the<a
href="
HTML https://disclosures.ifc.org/#/projectDetail/ESRS/34846"><br
/>IFC correctly noted in its report</a>. But, it went on, that
assessment doesn’t take into account the reality that
“the construction of the Miritituba port, close to
still-intact areas of the Amazon forest, is likely to lower
transport costs for farmers and thereby accelerate conversion of
natural habitats into agricultural areas, particularly for soy
production.”</p> <p>The project is OK, the bank
argued, because Hidrovias and its clients can be trusted to be
responsible, and that “the Miritituba port is being
purpose-built to handle soy traded only by responsible traders
who are sensitive to the preservation of natural
habitats.” The bank assured that “100% of the
company’s transport capacity in the North System is
contracted to large trading companies, which observe high levels
of governance and abide by the Amazon Soy Moratorium. The
Moratorium, which prohibits purchasing soy produced on illegally
deforested lands, was originally negotiated in 2006 between the
big traders, Greenpeace, and Brazilian authorities. It has been
renewed on a yearly basis since then.”</p> <p>The
moratorium, however, is only as strong as the government’s
ability to monitor it. Proving that soy was grown on illegally
deforested lands is highly difficult, as land-grabbers move
quickly to clear forest and sell the newly cleared land to
ranchers or agribusiness operators who quickly put it into
cultivation and later claim that they had no way of knowing it
was illegally deforested. The scheme also presumes that the
government is interested in regulating agribusiness; the
Bolsonaro administration has been quite explicit that it is not
interested in doing so, putting top agribusiness officials in
key posts, while defunding regulatory agencies.</p> <p>And
even if it were somehow true that all of the soy shipped from
the Hidrovias port met all the requirements of the moratorium,
commodity markets are fluid. A new port for the big traders
eases congestion and lowers transportation costs elsewhere for
smaller traders, thereby encouraging more development and more
cultivation. (The IFC noted that Hidrovias promised to watch its
soy clients closely: “HDB will establish and maintain
internal procedures to review clients’ compliance with all
provisions of Amazon Soy Moratorium or any other relevant legal
requirements aimed at preventing trade in soy produced in
illegally deforested areas. If the purpose of the port or the
mix of HDB’s clients changes, the company will advise IFC
of such changes and may be required to undertake further due
diligence to ensure that these do not lead to undesirable
indirect impacts.”)</p> <p>The final justification the
IFC made for the project comes down to incrementalism. Other
development is also happening, the bank noted, so this single
port can only cause so much harm. It concluded that “the
port’s incremental contribution to the overall reduction
of transport costs is judged to be marginal, given the myriad
other factors (paving of B.R.-163, installation of other ports
in Miritituba district, etc.) that are contributing to
development in the region.” <a
href="
HTML https://www.bnamericas.com/en/news/brazil-to-pave-900km-amazon-highway">Bolsonaro<br
/>has plans to pave significantly more roads</a> in the Amazon
that have otherwise been impassable much of the year, a project
made feasible by international
financing.</p> </div> <p>Of course, Hidrovias is also
involved in paving B.R.-163 and other development projects in
the region. Those projects, such as the paving of the highway,
have additional indirect — though entirely predictable
— consequences, as they spur side roads that make
previously difficult-to-reach areas of the Amazon accessible for
mining, logging, or further deforestation.</p> <p>A
Blackstone spokesperson noted that the fund only owns 9.3
percent of Hidrovias. But that ignores the 55.8 percent of
Hidrovias that is owned by Pátria Investimentos. On <a
href="
HTML http://hbsa.com.br/en/the-company">Hidrovias’s<br
/>website,</a> Pátria is described as a company “in
partnership with Blackstone,” and it is known in the
financial industry to be a Blackstone company. A November 2018
article in Private Equity News about Bolsonaro’s election
<a
href="
HTML https://www.penews.com/articles/blackstones-patria-brazilian-democracy-is-not-in-danger-20181105?tesla=y">was<br
/>headlined</a>: “Blackstone’s Pátria:
Brazilian Democracy is Not in Danger.”</p> <p>It
quoted the company’s chief economist assuring the public
that “descent into authoritarianism is exceedingly
unlikely.” That prediction has not borne out terribly
well, but Blackstone appears to remain a strong supporter of
Bolsonaro. The Brazilian president traveled to New York in May
to be honored at a gala, which was sponsored by Refinitiv
— a company majority-owned by
Blackstone.</p> <p><em>Ryan Grim is the author of “<a
href="
HTML https://www.amazon.com/Weve-Got-People-Jackson-Movement/dp/1947492381/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1557169849&sr=1-1">We’ve<br
/>Got People: From Jesse Jackson to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, th
e
End of Big Money and the Rise of a
Movement</a>.”</em></p> </div> [/html]
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Re: Hydrocarbon Hellspawn Mens Rea Actus Reus
By: AGelbert Date: September 14, 2019, 3:16 pm
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[center]Major Saudi Arabia oil facilities hit by Houthi [img
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/>drone strikes[/center]
[img
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/>The price of 🦕🦖 oil is too low. Time for a
convenient excuse to raise it. Throw in a convenient excuse to
keep using U.S. tax dollars to fund Saudi murder and mayhem in
Yemen while you are at it. Don't worry about the FACT that it's
an Israeli drone. just paint a Houthi flag on it and you are
good to go. 😈
Refinery fires are good for the oil business, especially if you
can use a false flag drone attack to boost war profits while you
are are it. It isn't the 9/11 bonanza [img
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/>we got back in 2001 but it'll have to do. Besides, it's close
enough to September 11 for us to link it though our media
monkeys to the "Ayrab Terrorists did 9/11" reality perception
distortion propaganda effort.
We Big Oil loyal servants of humanity need to always frame our
planet polluting refineries as the "good guys". We wouldn't
want anyone celebrating less pollution due to a closed refinery,
so we have to make people value them and feel sorry for refinery
fire damage instead. This Orwellian stuff really works!
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By the way, make sure those Greenpeace Terrorists terrorizing
that bridge near Houston get jailed. They are a threat to Big
Oil = National Security.
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[move][font=courier]More than a dozen Greenpeace activists were
arrested Thursday after partially shutting the Houston Ship
Channel by suspending themselves from a bridge spanning the key
oil route in protest against the fossil fuel
industry.[/font][/move]
[center]Greenpeace Activists Arrested for Blocking Houston Ship
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