There is now a meme going around with a quote from GT saying “You have stolen my dreams and my childhood" in contrast to a child labour victim in the DRC cobalt mines saying "Getting that cobalt for your electric cars fast as I can Greta."
The meme clown deleted information to discredit Greta. If they can't find any facts against her, they simply manufacture it.
What she said in full was, “You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. And yet I’m one of the lucky ones. People are suffering. People are dying. Entire ecosystems are collapsing.”
GT stated that the greedy who want to protect their luxury lifestyles at the expense of the planet and the poor, stole her dreams and childhood (a fact), but that in comparison to many other children, she is one of the lucky ones. The lucky one who is also a victim of those who want to protect greed by law, military and police force, stood in solidarity with the poor and indigenous people earlier this week.
www.commondreams.org/news/2019/10/07/en-route-standing-rock-greta-thunberg-holds-struggles-all-in...
4 Environmental Activists Are Killed Every Week So We Can Have Snacks, Meat And Coffee
4 Environmental Activists Are Killed Every Week So We Can Have Snacks, Meat And Coffee
“We don’t want to see any more bloodshed,” said the child of one slain land defender.Worth reading.
What are the main criticisms of the World Bank and the IMF? - Bretton Woods Project
This Inside the Institutions sets-out some of the most common criticisms of the World Bank and IMF under three broad lenses: democratic governance, human rights and the environment.crafty.diply.com/95534/greta-thunberg-hits-back-at-haters-they-must-simply-feel-so-thre
Greta Thunberg Hits Back At Haters: ‘They Must Simply Feel So Threatened By Us’
She's asking why adults are coming after a teenager.This podcast is from Smile fm about the development of the Philippi horticultural Area and the Campaign to protect it. It has international importance to migrating water fowl, its providing half our cities fresh produce, mostly the poor, it is the aquifer, its our water shed of the whole of Cape Town. Very interesting talk. Nazeer is very knowlegeable on these issues. Have a listen when one gets the time. Very important for youth to learn about our natural systems and the history of development and protection of open spaces. echocast.fabrik.fm/wMnPLVB9pM1RJ9?fbclid=IwAR3ZVoLYX6kzdYrON3t9ctxvN4dQtohFFrzqT5lFqeToNrof770oVy...