Here in NZ and around the world women assisted by a few men who care are alerting us all to the destruction of the environment around us...
They are marching on the streets, singing in our Plaza's and public spaces. Pasting banners and signs in public spaces, blocking off our motor ways, while at the same time practicing non-violence, of course police particularly in Europe and the USA respond with violence and arrest. Especially if the protesters are coloured or black
But even this over-kill by an governmental desire to stop the public actions by those who recognise what science is telling them and has done so years from getting the vital and urgent message out for public consideration. We are all now aware that the difference between US and NZ politics is hugely different in all most all respects.
Yet another woman tells it as it is...her words are few, the meaning is powerful it its message about behaviour.
Compare the actions of our PM with the actions of POUSA...
Sure there are common behaviors between the US and NZ over other matters, such as financial, taxation and trade where we [NZ] need to stand up and be counted.
Military behaviour needs a closer inspection, as we continue to fight other peoples wars.
These stand out as obvious subjects that we need to act more boldly on. in the pursuit of equality and justice for all.
The time has come for bolder behaviours by all of us as we attempt to create a bolder and fair world society for our children and grandchildren.
We had a crazied Australian come to our shores praising Trump and his insane conceptions, and murdered 50 plus men women and children as they prayed to their God.
We need to speakout against this POUSA and his weird anti-human behaviour.
You will have noticed that I have not named NZ Women who are leading the XR movement here in NZ, because it could incite any mentally deranged individual to seek to harm these brave and intelligent women and children I might add who have made it a campaign of change here in NZ.
Watch your TV news broadcasts and observe what us humans can do in forcing our so-called leaders to act responsibly in response to the vital and important message being demonstrated throughout Aotearoa, talk about it with your children and grandchildren.
The time is right to speak-out loud and clear about the need for collective action as we seek to get a more balanced view of our present and future behaviours as we attempt to solve the many problems facing us. This wonderful display the Churches in Palmerston North proves what is possible... read this wonderful report from the Manawatu Standard
https://www.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/news/112163408/palmerston-north-christians-march-in-easter-pilgrimage-through-the-citys-streets
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| All Saints Church shares in Pilgrimage around PN. |
1 comment:
By email from Peter Grove:
Peter W,
Your comments on Climate Change and our lack of any meaningful action in respect of it, caused me to think back to the period where there was an upheaval in the oil states which caused government unease over the possibility of fuel shortages. Their knee jerk reaction to the imagined crisis was to impose carless days where on even days of the month those cars with even number plates were denied entry to the roads, while those with odd numbered plates were denied access on odd numbered days. A simple measure such as this would see over two million cars off the roads
every day. Just think what effect this would have in reducing CO2 emissions.
If it could be implemented over a scare which didn't seem to come to fruition, just think of what could be achieved now we have a far more serious threat looming up on our horizons.
Peter G
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