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Those Who Dance (part 1 of 5)

A documentary about Shell Oil Company's crimes in Ireland and Nigeria, and the people who fight back. Shot & edited by Mayyasa al-Malazi. ... all » Additional Footage by Paul Brewster & William Dic...  
 
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derv39 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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i am irish and i now live in canada and have seen this country raped for oil and gas the local people get nothing only there water ruined its just corporate greed so say no to shell
fignon (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Stop shaming the people of mayo with yer antics and let progress prevail, and put all yer blowin friends to sea
rtenewsontwo (1 year ago) Show Hide
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here here
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HotSauce147 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Donpedrosan - As for the end of your latest comment (What do I propose we do). I have no proposal, I think at this point, global warming is inevitable and it is far far far too late for alternate energy to be developed and then thrity years later put into widespred use. The damage will be permanent. I think we should give it a good college try though, see if man can cheat danger AGAIN, but at this point its clear the figuritive axe of neglect has already been raised
donpedrosan (2 years ago) Show Hide
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you say that it is "far far far too late" (even though that energy could be put into use in about 5 years - if the political will was there) ...but we should "give it a good college try" ... so you propose to engage in an act of futility in your eyes? Anyway, if you have the inclination to discuss such hopelessness, as you do - - you may propose to analyse what exactly the problem is (i say its political) - if not what to do
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donpedrosan - Yep. For instance, central africa wont even notice in the slightest. none of the reprecussions affect them whatsoever, they dont even trade with most other nations, itll just be like any other day for them. im not saying it wont seriously impend on the progress on mankind or wipeout much of civilization, im saying it wont wipe us out entirely
donpedrosan (2 years ago) Show Hide
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well, then its not a serious problem then, eh? (you admit nitpicking - I'll admit hyperbole...deal?) The questions is 1) are you an apologist for GW? and, more importantly, 2) what do you propose we do about it?
HotSauce147 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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donpedrosan - I'm sorry, looking back at my last comment I didn't make my message blunt enough, I believed you were capable of understanding this without second digestion: I am not ignoring global warming or its risks, nor am I defending Bush although I'm a conservative partisan, what I AM saying is that global warming will not drive man to his extinction. Thats it. Dont look any further. Not in denial or dismissing scientific fact, just correcting the statement tht it will lead us all to peril.
donpedrosan (2 years ago) Show Hide
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so its not "far far far too late"....(i'm confused. I don't know what you are try to say...the second comment seems a retraction of the first...almost an attempt to cover up some 'mistake' you've made)

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