In the rush to shore up agricultural land in Africa and South America for the production of biofuels, people are are being murdered or are facing famine and starvation. Saving the ‘environment’ has become more important than human life itself. This loss of life is too high a price to pay in the name of the unproven AGW ‘science’ and under the watch of the UN. Where are the reports in the main stream media? Sadly, like the the majority of global warming mythology, the facts behind the biofuel rush are not being reported. Thank goodness for the Internet.
UN-accredited companies violently seize land to grow biofuels as part of carbon trading scheme
Paul Joseph Watson
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
23 farmers in Honduras were slaughtered in cold blood by hired mercenaries as they tried to protect their land from being seized by a corporation who wanted to use the land to produce biofuels as part of a United Nations-accredited EU carbon trading scheme.
“Protests erupted in July when six international human rights advocacy groups presented a report to the EP detailing what they called murders and forced evictions of peasants in El Bajo Aguán Valley of northern Honduras, ” reported the New American.
“The International Federation of Human Rights (FIDH) report accuses UN-sanctioned palm oil mills of stealing farmland from Honduran natives and killing or wounding them when they attempt to defend their property. It says the companies, acting with government impunity, regularly target members of local land-rights movements who end up murdered in feigned car accidents or hunted down and shot by private security guards.”
The United Nations’ CDM (Clean Development Mechanism) responded to news of the killings with a collective shrug of the shoulders.
“We are not investigators of crimes,” a board member told EurActiv. “We had to take judgements within our rules – however regretful that may be – and there was not much scope for us to refuse the project. All the consultation procedures precisely had been obeyed.”
The CDM board’s chairman, Martin Hession, also refused to take responsibility and argued that the EU didn’t have the resources to investigate the crimes. However, members of the European Parliament have promised to visit the area later this month as part of an ongoing investigative mission.
Writing about the deaths, Czech theoretical physisict Lubos Motlstated, “We are dealing with a group of fanatical people who won’t demonstrably stop when they need to kill people in the name of their breathtaking delusions and in the name of the millions that, according to their beliefs, belong to them.”
The lucrative scramble for arable land in Africa and South America is worth millions to carbon trading companies.
Climate change alarmism and implementation of global warming policies is a crime of the highest nature, because it is already having a genocidal impact in countries like Haiti, where the doubling of food prices, directly attributable to biofuels replacing land that would have been used to grow crops, is resulting in a substantial increase in starvation, poverty and death, with the population being forced to live on mud pies.
The full report and images can be seen here: http://www.prisonplanet.com/honduran-farmers-slaughtered-in-name-of-global-warming.html
URGANDANS PUSHED OF THEIR LAND IN THE NAME OF GLOBAL WARMING
Published: September 21, 2011
KICUCULA, Uganda — According to the company’s proposal to join a United Nations clean-air program, the settlers living in this area left in a “peaceful” and “voluntary” manner.
Image: Sven Torfinn for The New York TimesAn evicted woman showed proof of her family’s land ownership.
People here remember it quite differently.
“I heard people being beaten, so I ran outside,” said Emmanuel Cyicyima, 33. “The houses were being burnt down.”
Other villagers described gun-toting soldiers and an 8-year-old child burning to death when his home was set ablaze by security officers.
“They said if we hesitated they would shoot us,” said William Bakeshisha, adding that he hid in his coffee plantation, watching his house burn down. “Smoke and fire.”
According to a report released by the aid group Oxfam on Wednesday, more than 20,000 people say they were evicted from their homes here in recent years to make way for a tree plantation run by a British forestry company, emblematic of a global scramble for arable land.
Read more here: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/22/world/africa/in-scramble-for-land-oxfam-says-ugandans-were-pushed-out.html?_r=3&scp=3&sq=uganda&st=cse
Party warns of imminent famine in east Sudan
A woman holds her six-year-old malnourished son as they sit in a ward of a local hospital.Government inaction will lead to famine in eastern Sudan in the coming days because of water shortages, poor crops and spiralling food prices, regional party the Beja Congress said on Tuesday.
“If the government does not do anything to solve the problem in the coming days, there will be a famine in eastern Sudan,” party spokesman Salah Barkawin told AFP.
He said people in the region were poor and could not afford sorghum, a Sudanese staple that has more than doubled in price.
Read more here: http://news.yahoo.com/party-warns-imminent-famine-east-sudan-160711456.html
Only could the UN help people starve by participating in this crap. Agenda 21 at it’s finest. Biofuels are truly madness, especially when made with edible crops. The Western media loves corn ethanol and try and make it look like it is only a choice between Arab oil and ethanol while ignoring or downplaying the untapped reserves in the Western countries (that OPEC pays environmentalists to protest). All of the politicians, subsidized businesses, farmers and lobbyists will get theirs. I also hate how the state of Iowa in my country plays a role in presidential candidates sucking up to this dumb idea. Rid the world of food ethanol and watch the prices drop like they ought to. Screw the complicit parties and how they feel.