Venezuela has long been a favorite destination for libtards. Hollywood actors basked in the
glow of authoritarians like Hugo Chavez and his successor. There is nothing like the smell of a dictator
that sets a moon bat aflutter.
Recently, a group of greenies held a conference in
that socialist paradise. A declaration
was created to rid the world of capitalism, which the host country whole
heartedly agreed with.
A UN-backed conference
in Venezuela has ended with a declaration to scrap carbon markets and reject
the green economy.
The Margarita Declaration was issued at the end of a four-day
meeting of around 130 green activist groups, which the Venezuelan government
hosted in order to raise the volume of civil society demands in UN discussions
on climate change.
“The structural causes
of climate change are linked to the current capitalist hegemonic system,” the
final declaration said. “To combat climate change it is necessary to change the
system.”
The declaration will
be handed to environment ministers when they meet ahead of the UN’s main round
of talks in Lima this year.
The meeting, called
the Social Pre-COP,
is the first time that civil society has been invited to participate with the
UN at this scale at international climate talks.
A little problem
happened on the road to utopia. The
greenies turned on their fellow travelers.
It seems these activists are too extreme for the Venezuelan government.
Maria de Pilar
García-Guadilla, a professor at the Simon Bolivar University in Venezuela, said
that there was an underlying assumption in the declaration that capitalism was
the cause of climate change – a position maintained by the Venezuelan government
in its own development plan – but that this was a “fallacy”.
“Venezuela relies
heavily on the use of hydrocarbons, or the extractive economies, to support
their anti-neoliberal socialist policies. The extractive economy has a severe
negative social and environmental impacts in the indigenous communities and in
the most biodiverse areas,” she said.
You just can’t ask a
totalitarian government to give up its one source of revenue. How are they going to feed, clothe and house
all those teat squawkers? Utopia isn’t
as easy as these greenies think.
Source:
http://www.rtcc.org/2014/07/22/venezuela-climate-summit-calls-for-end-to-green-economy/#sthash.hoxfz3lF.dpuf
