Fascismo Global para os Eco-Histéricos

A Grã-Bretanha, em tempos uma Nação Livre, está cada vez mais Eco-Nazi...

Agora que o "Aquecimento Global" já não convence ninguém, a não ser os Eco-Histéricos, vai de promover um Fascismo, por causa dos Passarinhos...
 
22 Cientistas Fascistas, sem nome nem cara, lá vêem eles a miar as suas cretinices fasciszóides, sempre um Fim-do-Mundo para promover a Tirania Globalista dos Milionários de Esquerda...

E sempre com ELES A MANDAR... Pró bem do Povo!!!

We are doomed unless we get some Global Leadership (and Condoms) 

Marcus Roberts

Another day, another doomsday prediction. Having said that, the Mayan end-of-the-world thing in 2012 seems to have gone quiet. Almost like people realised that all that 2012-bruhaha was rubbish (the movie and the predictions).  But this doomsday scenario is less about that guy from Hi-Fidelity and CGI and more about overpopulation.  According to the UK’s Mail Online:

“Rising populations are driving Earth towards a 'tipping point' where species we depend on die out, says a committee of 22 scientists - hitting industries such as fishing, agriculture, forestry and water. Some areas of the planet may already be so overpopulated as to be beyond hope - and once the planet is more than 50% under tarmac and agriculture, the results could be global disaster.”

Apparently small-scale ecosystems have shown that once 50-90% has been altered, the entire ecosystem tips irreversibly “into a state far different from the original, in terms of the mix of plant and animal species and their interactions and usually resulting in species extinctions and a loss of biodiversity.”

Now, extrapolating that out to the global level, these 22 scientists (not named in the article – I bet you they teleconference but speak from the shadows so you never get to see their faces, just their pale, pale hands folded neatly on a rich mahogany desk...) are saying that if 50% of the Earth’s surface is converted to agriculture and urban use, then we could face “most unpleasant surprises”.

http://www.mercatornet.com/demography/view/10831