This is the new Nazi movement. There is no logical end to what they can do. They are zealots and are never satisfied with the amount of disruption and cost they add to our lives. We all want a clean, healthy environment but the people driving this movement are rabid. Their true agenda slips out once in awhile. This week one of Hillary Clinton's advisor's opined that earth had too many people living on it. That is the gist of the movement, they want to de-industrialize and de-populate earth. They are smart enough to keep it close to the vest because they know most people would recoil in horror if the real agenda came out. Gradually they want to move us toward acceptance of that goal. They want a minimalist lifestyle for the peons while the movers and shakers continue to live in style. Like all totalitarians their agenda will come out and the fad will abate, and make no mistake it IS a fad. Americans who can't commit to a ten year war against terrorism won't be able to commit to a lifetime of poverty for the sake of "saving the planet".
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When Kermit the Frog sang "It's not that easy being green" for the hybrid Ford Escape, he wasn't kidding: the eco set blasted Ford, noting that it plans to produce three times as many gas-guzzling pickups as hybrid SUVs (Ford counters that it's greening all its vehicles). Enviros are on the watch against"greenwashing," the "unjustified appropriation of environmental virtue," as one group puts it. Lexus, an eco-darling for its hybrid SUV, drew ire when it flew a car to Paul McCartney from Japan. Fiji has been lambasted for flying water around the world (the company carbon-offsets). Now consumers are showing "green fatigue": in a Boston College survey, only 47 percent said they trusted corporate green claims.
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