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H/T to unknown Peruvian on twitter - I lost their handle |
Have you heard about
the damage done to the ancient Nazca line monuments in Peru? I did
find one article in the Times (on page 17) and the Guardian reported the half hearted Greenpeace apology (Here) but it appears that the BBC
have suppressed the story.
Just in case you have
not heard the story – here is a brief summary.
In Peru at night a group of Greenpeace activists drove a jeep up to
one of the ancient Nasca outlines then trampled over the area laying
out a piece of Greenpeace propaganda.
According to the outraged
Peruvian government ( as well as assorted other experts) the group did irreparable damage to the area. As the sun rose on their propaganda
outrage it was photographed from an aircraft. (you can see them proudly standing in the middle of their “art” if you look closely below.)
This clearly this was not just a group of disparate uncoordinated
nutters. It was an organised coordinated assault on one of the
ancient wonders of the world.
The Greenpeace vandals
were I suspect ignorant of the damage that would be caused to the ancient monument area by their actions. They were
also too stupid and soaked in their own arrogance to actually check
the potential for catastrophe before they set out.
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The damage done |
Due to the nature of the site this is damage that will never heal. It is arguably worse than spraying graffitti on StoneHenge. At least that could possibly be removed - this damage will never change.
Greenpeace have issued
an apology (of sorts) It sounds more like a pompous self
justification than anything else. Lucky for them, their friends in
the MSM (especially the BBC) have shut the story down in the UK. Meanwhile outrage world-wide continues (try twitter hashtag #NascaLines)
Can you imagine the media coverage if this outrage had been perpetrated by anyone else?
Today the fanaticism
and doctrinaire obedience of Greenpeace activists to their narrow
bigotry knows no bounds. They proudly desecrate ancient and
irreplaceable monuments like the Nasca lines. Then toss a few weasel
words out to placate the morally offended. All this to promote
abysmally ineffective energy production. It becomes clear that to them any means justifies their ill thought out and pseudo-scientific end. Meanwhile they have the MSM in their pocket - or have them too intimidated to take a stand.
Greenpeace gets more
like the fledgling Nazi party every day.