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To: maceng2 who wrote (1499737)	11/7/2024 3:38:31 PM
From: maceng2	1 Recommendation Recommended By longz Respond to of 1570145

1972: The Club of Rome. Just because the lame stream media does not mention something, it doesn't mean that something does not exist. Or, just because the lame stream media doesn't say it is true is must be "conspiracy theory". I don't think anyone is arguing that the Planet needs good stewardship, it does, but some unelected stuffed shirts are not necessarily the best method to govern the process. Far from it, they are uniquely unqualified to do the job. If some stuffed shirt has to fly in his private jet to tell you what you should and should not do, that guy is not qualified in any way to speak on the matter of how to maintain the well being of the planet and all that lives here. He/She/It has to fly in public with Economy Class, as that is the best use of resources. In fact, even Economy Class is taking it a bit easy. The guy who was really keen on saving the human race rode on a donkey. Limits to growth indeed. In 1972 The Club Of Rome published a book called "THE LIMITS TO gr🌍th"...👇 pic.twitter.com/AmRWT1sTqP — Paul Harvey Predicts 🇳🇿NZ (@HicksKiwi) February 28, 2024