Psychological child abuse at the hands of sociopathic adults is as twisted and evil as physical abuse. When kids are fed propaganda that they are going to die if they don’t strike for global warming, it’s time to say ‘Enough!’
One 15 year old states below, “We believe there is no point in going to school if we are not going to have a future to live in.” These young kids have no ability or tools to understand reality, and are being mercilessly used to further the global warming hysteria of climate extremists. It is not a mistake that the only solution ever offered is Sustainable Development, aka Technocracy. ⁃ TN Editor
Vast crowds of children skipped school Friday to join a global strike against climate change, heeding the rallying cry of teen activist Greta Thunberg and demanding adults act to stop environmental disaster.
It was expected to be the biggest protest ever against the threat posed to the planet by climate change.
Yelling slogans and waving placards, children and adults across Asia and the Pacific kicked off the protest, which spread later to Africa and Europe with huge crowds filling the streets.
“We are the future. We are schoolchildren and we are not going to school,” said Vihaan Agarwal, 15, protesting in Delhi.
“We believe there is no point in going to school if we are not going to have a future to live in.”
Organisers forecast one million participants overall. In Australia alone, they said more than 300,000 children, parents and supporters rallied.
“Stop climate change now”, “There is no planet B”, “Wake up!” read some of the signs brandished by demonstrators in a trendy central shopping district of Tokyo.
“We adults caused this planet emergency,” said one of them, Chika Maruta, 32, marching with her colleagues from a cosmetics company.
“We should take our responsibilities for the next generation.”
– ‘We deserve better’ –
Swedish schoolgirl Thunberg, 16, has accused leaders of not doing enough to prevent harmful climate change.
On the eve of the strikes, she insisted solutions were being “ignored”.
“Everything counts, what you do counts,” she said in a video message to supporters.
Demonstrators young and old echoed her cry.
“We have to reduce our carbon footprints to pretty much nothing in the next 12 years, otherwise there will be drastic consequences,” said 15-year-old Jonathan Lithgow, one of about 500 children and adults demonstrating in Johannesbourg.
He said his school gave students permission to take part in the march.
The demonstrations were due to culminate in New York, where 1.1 million students in around 1,800 public schools have been permitted to skip school.
As the sun rose above the international dateline, events began in the deluge-threatened Pacific Islands of Vanuatu, the Solomons and Kiribati — where children chanted “We are not sinking, we are fighting”.
There was a similar sense of defiance across Asia.
“We are the future and we deserve better,” 12-year-old Lilly Satidtanasarn — known as “Thailand’s Greta” for her campaigning against plastic bags in malls — told AFP in Bangkok.
The adults “have just been talking about it, but they’re not doing anything,” she said. “We don’t want excuses.”
– ‘You’re being lied to’ –
In Australia, some local authorities, schools and business encouraged people to take part in the strikes.
The changing environment has become a daily fact of life in Australia, struck in recent years by droughts, more intense bushfires, devastating floods and the blanching of the Great Barrier Reef.
Numerous peer-reviewed scientific studies have shown a link between human-made gas emissions and climate change.
But the protests also laid bare resistance from those who question the threat.
Australian ruling coalition parliamentarian Craig Kelly on Thursday warned children that “everything you’re told is a lie”.
“The facts are, there is no link between climate change and drought, polar bears are increasing in number.”
Some authorities warned that absences from school on Friday must be explained — but school pupils were undeterred.
“We’re here to send a message to people in power —- the politicians, showing them that we care and this is really important to us,” said 16-year-old Will Connor.
This use of the underaged here is no different than with the Epstein-type pedophiles that roam the world. All true government has been sidelined by past and present politicians, law enforcement officials, judges. et al because they prefer to serve themselves over the public good. Hence no convictions or decades in courts. The so-called ‘justice systems’ USE CHILDREN to forward their sick-o causes and cover their equally sick agendas, especially when they know their defeat is on the horizon, like with climate change terrorists. This is the last sign of their coming loss. The very last action ever taken is… Read more »
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This use of the underaged here is no different than with the Epstein-type pedophiles that roam the world. All true government has been sidelined by past and present politicians, law enforcement officials, judges. et al because they prefer to serve themselves over the public good. Hence no convictions or decades in courts. The so-called ‘justice systems’ USE CHILDREN to forward their sick-o causes and cover their equally sick agendas, especially when they know their defeat is on the horizon, like with climate change terrorists. This is the last sign of their coming loss. The very last action ever taken is… Read more »