A long fruitless crusade

[matrixmann]

Regarding the zeitgeisty mumbo jumbo surrounding a 16-year-old girl from Sweden named Greta Thunberg, it's always good to remember the past and bring it upon the table: There have been other environmental activists before, acting even more fierce than her and following a recognizable agenda instead of a plain social media hype that still lacks content after months.
One of these people was a Swiss man named Bruno Manser.

(Thanks to a person I only got to know under the nickname "Sanni" for once teaching me about him.)

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[vit-r.livejournal.com]

Do you remember our conversation on DW?

How does the "bad" look in Switzerland, if I may ask?

I know what the German circumstances look like, and you get to hear the decisive bits here and there what the story's like in other countries... (https://vit-r.dreamwidth.org/977215.html)

My son has written a book "Mobbingtagebuch" (https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07ZDD4FRP/) (Kindle e-book)

Maybe we make a burnable version before Christmas.

[vit-r.livejournal.com]

PS: Greta is in chapter 31

By the way she was used because the global warming has a lot of problems now: https://electroverse.net