Who's running the "environmental movement"? Take a look.

If you're a college-age American you probably believe several things:

• That Earth's climate is warming--dangerously, at a rate never seen before;
• that this dangerous, deadly warming is due virtually entirely to rising CO2 in the atmosphere;
• that CO2 is rising almost entirely due to human action;
• specifically, burning carbon-based fuels;
• that the worst offenders are Americans;
• that the "environmental movement" is pure and "organic" (i.e. not a creation of the communists);

I've made dozens of posts showing that the first five points above are utter horse-shit, so today I want to show you what the hell's going on with the so-called "environmental movement."

One of the clearest ways to see this is to go to one of the many so-called "environmental rallies" in the San Francisco bay area.  You quickly see that these rallies--ostensibly organized to defend the environment--are actually a) organized by the communists; and b) are really intended to push communism/socialism.

Naturally you don't believe this.  You think it's hyperbole--tinfoil-hat territory.  I understand your skepticism:  You've never seen a single pic of any of this, or heard a word about it on your nightly "news."  Since you haven't heard a word, it can't be true.

Yeah, I understand.  But think how illogical that is:  "I haven't heard a word from my totally fair, objective, unbiased Mainstream Media, so this can't be true!"

Ah, you bet.  To open your eyes you need to meet a *very* gutsy woman from Oakland.  She posts under the pen name "Zombie," and attends rallies all over the Bay area to document the total communist dominance.  Mostly she lets her camera tell the story.

Click here to see her photo-essay on a typical rally from 2014.  And that was when Obozo was emperor president.  As you can guess, it's gotten worse since then.  But this will give you the idea:
Take a look.  Particularly, look at the faces of the exhibitors and attendees.



Are they sincere in wailing that they're there for the environment?  Well let's see:  Do they still drive cars?  Heat their homes?  Use electricity?  Sure.  They own computers, televisions, buy food shipped in from fields far away.  They drink coffee, produced 1500 miles away.

But it's all good.  You need to believe them, and do what they demand.  Cuz...um....