Politics Climate Hysteria Debunked Yet Again ....
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And now all of a sudden the activists are worried about the Constitution 
www.theguardian.com
Greenpeace must pay at least $660m over Dakota pipeline protests, says jury
Non-profit, which will appeal decision, says lawsuits like this are aimed at ‘destroying the right to peaceful protest’
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They care when it suits them.
Hire a rable.
We create an NGO , get funding for them to protest a pipeline in Dakota.
Ahhh, the classic deflect, why accept you acted illegally and are liable when you can deflect and project it as something else, in this case, "peaceful protest". Which, had the protest been peaceful, you would not find yourself in court and on the wrong end of a $660m judgement.
*I've no idea, I'm just making that up now.
Straight out of the leftist activist play book, page 15, paragraph 2, I believe*.And now all of a sudden the activists are worried about the Constitution
Greenpeace must pay at least $660m over Dakota pipeline protests, says jury
Non-profit, which will appeal decision, says lawsuits like this are aimed at ‘destroying the right to peaceful protest’
*I've no idea, I'm just making that up now.
They did similar in NZ to Railway depot that stopped operations, small fine
Another-One member of the Restore Passenger Rail protest group has been found not guilty of endangering transport during protests against climate change. After three days of deliberating, the jury found Andrew Sutherland not guilty, although it is yet to reach a verdict on three other members on trial. Sutherland, Michael Apathy, Thomas Taptiklis and Te Wehi Ratana were charged with endangering transport in protests that brought rush-hour traffic to a halt on Wellington highways in October 2022. The Crown submitted that on 10 October that year, Sutherland climbed a Bolton Street gantry and hung a protest banner above State Highway 1. Prosecutors said protesters created unreasonable risk for themselves and others when calling for passenger rail services to be restored, but the defence argued the level of the risk had been overstated and was far outweighed by the much greater, existential threat of the climate crisis.
A tourism adviser rated NZ great except they protest all the time. Not kidding.
Another-One member of the Restore Passenger Rail protest group has been found not guilty of endangering transport during protests against climate change. After three days of deliberating, the jury found Andrew Sutherland not guilty, although it is yet to reach a verdict on three other members on trial. Sutherland, Michael Apathy, Thomas Taptiklis and Te Wehi Ratana were charged with endangering transport in protests that brought rush-hour traffic to a halt on Wellington highways in October 2022. The Crown submitted that on 10 October that year, Sutherland climbed a Bolton Street gantry and hung a protest banner above State Highway 1. Prosecutors said protesters created unreasonable risk for themselves and others when calling for passenger rail services to be restored, but the defence argued the level of the risk had been overstated and was far outweighed by the much greater, existential threat of the climate crisis.
A tourism adviser rated NZ great except they protest all the time. Not kidding.
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The great climate grift continues.
