“Nature cannot be seen solely as a resource to be owned, exploited and profited from.” Suzanne Benally
Whose Time Has Come Global never thinks local, only to its own lusted desires, but among the suited ties of the mean sx landing barges comes the conscienced resistance of the locals, whose time has come to speak of cousins as rivers and trees, whose rights are sacred and who now wait to sue the suits off miners who would euthanase every breath of life in an irony of futures doomed. Copyright 2022 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
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I didn’t know that some rivers now have rights.
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Yes, it has been an ongoing agenda for some time to achieve, but too little methinks, time is so short.
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The global owners of food and needs
will eventually be undermined by their greed
unfortunately nature will also stopped producing seeds
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Yes, sadly agree Ivor a hollow victory in the end.
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Yes indeed, the locals have to resist the advances of corrupted,greedy individuals hellbent on achieving profit alone. ❤
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Absolutely, a pox on profiteers
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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🙂
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If only nature can speak. A wonderful reminder Paul.
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Yes if only, on the same page again, good to know Rupali.
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Reblogged this on NEW BLOG HERE >> https:/BOOKS.ESLARN-NET.DE.
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Many thanks Michael 🙂
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Wow! What a great change. I hope we will also do so. Let the nature become our partner, not remain as our slave. xx Michael
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Indeed, and – if only – we must be partners or die I feel 🙂
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Very true and worded so well
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Thank you indeed
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