International Justice is a LIE

New York City, NY – Indigenous Peoples attending the Permanent
> Forum are outraged that their rejection of the carbon market has
> been ignored in the final report of the 7th Session of the United
> Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (PFII). The final
> report of the PFII hails World Bank funded carbon trading, like the
> Clean Development Mechanism, as “good examples” of partnership
> despite the human rights violations and environmental destruction
> they have caused.
>
> “Indigenous Peoples attending the 7th session of the Permanent
> Forum are profoundly concerned that our key recommendations on
> climate change are not being taken into account by the Permanent
> Forum. This Permanent Forum was created precisely to recognize,promote, and support the rights of Indigenous peoples,” says Florina Lopez, Coordinator of the Indigenous Women’s Biodiversity
> Network of Abya Yala.
>
> Throughout the two weeks of the Permanent Forum, Indigenous
> community representatives have consistently testified about the
> injustices associated with the clean development mechanism projects
> and have asked that the Permanent Forum not promote the projects.
> However, in the final report of the Permanent Forum (document E/C.
> 19/2008/L.2) adopted today, these injustices have been ignored.
>
> In response, many groups under the name of the Indigenous Caucus of
> Abya Yala took the floor today to express their concerns. Their
> statement affirmed that the recommendations of the Permanent Forum
> do not properly reflect their positions. They used the opportunity
> to affirm their rejection of carbon trading mechanisms and concerns
> over specific implementations. Over 30 organizations at the forum
> called for the final report to include a section outlining their
> concerns.
>
> In the background paper for this session (Document E/C.19/2008/10),
> three projects are being upheld to illustrate the “clean
> development mechanism projects that are being implemented in
> indigenous peoples territories with good results.” However, there
> are grave problems with each of these projects including violations
> of the rights enshrined in the UN Declaration on the Rights of
> Indigenous Peoples. For example, the Jeripachi wind power project
> in Colombia did not get the free, prior, and informed consent of
> the Wayuu people to build this wind farm in a sacred territory of
> the Wayuu People. Indigenous Peoples’ organizations contend the
> assassination of over 200 Wayuu People prior to the implementation
> of the project was to clear the area for this and other projects.
> Additionally, most of the energy generated from the wind farm is
> used to power the Cerrajon mine, the biggest open air coal mine in
> the world, which itself is known for numerous human rights
> violations and environmental damages. Representatives of the Wayuu
> people who attended the Permanent Forum didn’t even know the
> project was being promoted as a good example.
>
> “In promoting the clean development mechanism projects and carbon
> trading, the Permanent Forum is allowing oil companies who are the
> biggest emitters for greenhouse gases, to continue to pollute,”
> says Tom Goldtooth, Executive Director of the Indigenous
> Environmental Network. “Promoting the commodification of the air
> is a corruption of our traditional teachings and violates the
> original instructions of Indigenous Peoples."

Burning Bush

William Hall "Billy" Bush (born October 13, 1971) is the co-host of the syndicated NBC Universal TV show Access Hollywood. He is a first cousin of George W. Bush
Billy Crystal called him "the most annoying man in show business."<sup>[1]

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The U.S.A. has devolved so rapidly under the Bush family that it is like a planned demolition. To review the past 30 years is like reading 1984 or a Brave New World... on LSD while walking through a haunted house.

To recap, the head of the CIA was made Vice President in 1980 by running with an actor that had Alzheimer's. Then his son stole two consecutive elections and started a false war.

And his first cousin became a Hollywood terrorist... which somehow adds legitimacy to this bloodline of destruction.</sup>

fog of wars

drug (plural drugs)

1. (pharmacology) Substance used to treat an illness, relieve a symptom, or modify a chemical process in the body for a specific purpose.
2. (pharmacology) A substance, often addictive, which affects the central nervous system.
3. A chemical or substance, not necessarily for medical purposes, that alters the way the mind or body works.
4. A drug, especially illegal, taken for recreational use.

war (plural wars)

1. A conflict involving the organized use of arms and physical force between countries or other large-scale armed groups. The warring parties hold territory, which they can win or lose; and each has a leading person or organization which can surrender, or collapse, thus ending the war.
2. (rhetorical) A campaign against something. E.g., the war on drugs is a campaign against the use of narcotic drugs; the war on terror is a campaign against terrorist crime.

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The War on Drugs is a myth of global implications and personal terror.

For the entire history of the Western world the trade and exchange of goods has been integral to all the politics of nations. At times slavery and raw natural resources have been the most desired and lucrative trade items.

Now it is drugs, and it has been since the first World War.

Without a doubt the common men and women who live off of their labors with the earth are most persecuted. People are being killed because they are capable of cultivating plants and flowers.

Militaries and judicial systems are subjugating civilians in order to protect the prerogatives of Pharmaceutical corporations.

These same corporations are genetically manipulating the natural plants to monopolize their growth and distribution.

this war has only one victor... the spreadsheets of fiscal analysts.