Sunday, September 16, 2012
Who's crazy?
WUWT is focusing lately on a Stalinist psychology prof in Australia who ran a false 'poll' as part of a campaign to put non-Gaians in mental institutions. Not terribly surprising; commies have always put heretics in insane asylums, and the modern Gramscian type continues the tradition.
A small news item from Australia accidentally answers the bigger question: Who's crazy, Gaians or realists?
Think about it.
The Gaia-brain syllogism runs like this:
Premise: Byron Shire is a place where Nature seems to be perfect.
Premise: Humans and Nature exist in harmony here.
Therefore: Nature is CRITICALLY ILL and we must DESTROY THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE [except for China, of course] TO RESTORE ITS HEALTH!
Who's crazy?
However: The rest of the news item is actually good. It shows that the 30-year-long Gaia infection is starting to fade:
Even in Australia where Comrade Gillard is making a last stand for Gaia, the lower levels have finally had enough of this murderous madness.
A small news item from Australia accidentally answers the bigger question: Who's crazy, Gaians or realists?
It was one of those jaw-dropping, beautiful spring mornings that make the Byron Shire locals bless their cotton kaftans and bikinis - and the visitors reassess their entire city lives.
The brisk southerly breeze polished the bay into a topaz gemstone, a humpback whale cavorted and waved a dorsal fin and her calf copied and a pod of dolphins frolicked nearby.
This scene is why the Byron Shire is the poster child for the green movement. It was the first Green council to be elected in the state in 2004...
Think about it.
The Gaia-brain syllogism runs like this:
Premise: Byron Shire is a place where Nature seems to be perfect.
Premise: Humans and Nature exist in harmony here.
Therefore: Nature is CRITICALLY ILL and we must DESTROY THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE [except for China, of course] TO RESTORE ITS HEALTH!
Who's crazy?
However: The rest of the news item is actually good. It shows that the 30-year-long Gaia infection is starting to fade:
After 14 years of solid growth across all political levels, the Greens suffered a serious and humiliating backlash in last weekend's council elections. .... But even in the hippie haven of Byron Shire, disillusioned Greens voters let their dissatisfaction be heard. The Greens' mayoral candidate Simon Richardson won, but they do not hold a mandate and the pro-business groups moved in with four seats to counter the anti-development tradition of the Greens.
Even in Australia where Comrade Gillard is making a last stand for Gaia, the lower levels have finally had enough of this murderous madness.
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