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A book review: Man Swarm and the Killing of Wildlife
by Dave Foreman
Part 2: 100 years of human progress caused massive animal extinction
rates
Could you do without the grizzly bear, leopard, cougar,
deer, elk, hummingbird, Canada goose, fox, prairie dog, bald eagle, trout,
whale, sharks and a vast array of the animal kingdom? Would you like to see them completely
disappear because they are not important?
If you do, you may get your wish in the 21st
century as humanity continues its onslaught of wilderness habitat around the
world. As the human mob rockets past 7
billion people on its way to 10 billion, all plant and animal life on this
planet stands in the cross hairs of extinction.
Long
time environmental activist Dave Foreman wrote a penetrating and compelling
book: Man Swarm and the Killing of Wildlife. This book cannot be
dismissed. It cannot be ignored. It cannot be put down once started. Foreman shows the unraveling the wild world
at the hands of humanity. But he also
presents solutions to save the animals and ultimately, human beings.
The
legendary environmentalist John Muir said, “When you pick up a rock, you
realize that it is hitched to everything else in the universe.”
That
means water, soil, air, wind, sun and fire hitch themselves to humans, plants
and animals. Conversely, we hitch
ourselves to all living creatures and non-living things on this planet. We cannot get away from it: we remain a part
of the web of life.
Aldo
Leopold said, “There are those who can live without wild things and there are
those who cannot.”
You
have to wonder if all those pill popping and booze guzzling city slickers
suffering from concrete below their feet and glass and steel in their eyes
daily—wouldn’t find a bit of wilderness a welcome respite to the un-natural
settings of the cities where most Americans live in the 21st
century.
Muir
added, “Tell me what you will of the benefactions of city civilization, of the
sweet security of streets—all as part of the natural up-growth of man towards
the high destiny we hear so much of. I
know that our bodies were made to thrive only in pure air, and the scenes in
which pure air is found. If the death exhalations that brood the broad towns in
which we so fondly compact ourselves were made visible, we should flee as from
a plague. All are more or less sick; there is not a perfectly sane man in all
of San Francisco.” September 1874.
You
can imagine the compounding of the emotional, spiritual and mental sicknesses
going on in our major cities today where everyone suffers compacted living,
projects, gridlock, overcrowded schools and highly stressed people in every
sector of life?
Foreman
exposes all the factors that humans face as we continue to grow our
numbers. “More of our kind means fewer
wild things…a stabilized human population means hope for wild things. A shrinking human population means a better
world for wild things. And for men and
women and children.”
He
states that he will educate readers to the population explosion accelerating in
the United States and worldwide. He
wants you to understand that it is the main driver for current extinction rates
off the charts. He exposes cornucopians who advocate for endless human
population growth. Finally, he offers solutions.
But we better get to them fast! Eminent Harvard biologist Dr. E.O. Wilson
said, “By the end of the century half of all species will be extinct. Does that
matter?”
You better
understand that it does. Wilson also
said, “If all
mankind were to disappear, the world would regenerate back to the rich state of
equilibrium that existed ten thousand years ago. If insects were to vanish, the
environment would collapse into chaos.”
The
artist Schimmel said, “With a planet full of beings such as ourselves, even the
stars aren’t safe.”
Foreman
said, “Today’s “Six Extinction Session” has a living scythe with which to mow
down life on Earth. One species. Homo
sapiens. Us. Man.”
The
human race broke out of the “Circle of Life” to become the most destructive
species ever encountered on the planet.
No other creature has created 80,000 chemical poisons that undermine all
forms of life.
No other species has changed the “ph” of the oceans in so short
a time. No other creature has scavenged the resources in a blind lust for things.
Can
the planet balance our poisons to continue supporting all life?
Foreman
issues the famous I=PAT equation. “The
impact of any human group on the environment can be usefully viewed as the
product of three different factors. “P”
is for population. “A” stands for
affluence or usage of resources. “T” stands technologies disrupting the natural
work of nature.
“Unlike
most books that have warned of overpopulation,” said Foreman. “I will spend
little time on tales about coming starvation, breakdown of civilization,
running out of oil and wars over dwindling raw goods. I will center on the most dreadful and
unforgivable outcome of Man’s population explosion and that is what we are
doing to our fellow Earthlings.”
If you feel like taking action, you may forward
this review to the following media outlets. Ask radio, TV and print people to
address America’s overpopulation predicament.
If thousands of readers take action over the Internet, we could drive
this issue to the front of the presidential debates:
charlierose@pbs.org ;
oreilly@foxnews.com ;
Williams at nightly@nbc.com ;
today@nbc.com ;
letters@newsweek.com ;
letters@time.com ;
letters@usnews.com; editor@usatoday.com ;
late.edition@cnn.com Bob Schieffer ftn@cbsnews.com ; David
Gregory at MTP@nbc.com ;
Mathews at cmatthews@msnbc.com
America's Newsroom w/ Bill and Martha AmericasNewsRoom@foxnews.com ,
Bulls and Bears BullsandBears@foxnews.com , Cashin'
In cash@foxnews.com
, Cavuto on Business cavuto@foxnews.com
Forbes on FOX forbes@foxnews.com ,
FOX & Friends friends@foxnews.com , FOX News Sunday fns@foxnews.com ,
FOX News Watch newswatch@foxnews.com ,
FOX Report w/ Shepard Smith foxreport@foxnews.com , Hannity seanhannity@foxnews.com
Happening Now Jon Scott & Jenna Lee happeningnow@foxnews.com
Huckabee , huckmail@foxnews.com ,
The Journal Editorial Report jer@foxnews.com On
the Record w/ Greta Van Susteren ontherecord@foxnews.com
, Red Eye w/ Greg Gut feldredeye@foxnews.com Special
Report w/ Bret Baier special@foxnews.com ,
Studio B w/, The O'Reilly Factor Oreilly@foxnews.com ,
Your World w/ Neil Cavuto cavuto@foxnews.com
Part
3: Eating up habitat, poisoning oceans, killing trees
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Man Swarm and the Killing of Wildlife by Dave
Foreman
Price: $20.00
ISBN# 978-0-9816584-7-6
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Frosty Wooldridge has bicycled across six continents - from
the Arctic to the South Pole - as well as eight times across the USA, coast to
coast and border to border. In 2005, he bicycled from the Arctic Circle, Norway
to Athens, Greece. In 2012, he cycled coast to coast across America. He presents "The Coming Population
Crisis in America: and what you can do about it" to civic clubs, church
groups, high schools and colleges. He works to bring about sensible world
population balance. He is the author of
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6 Comments in Response to Man Swarm: West becoming the sacrifice zone for immigration
Agenda 21: Global Marxism In Disguise
http://thebrennerbrief.com/2012/12/10/agenda-21-global-marxism-in-disguise/
Agenda 21, also known as "sustainable development, " is a United Nations program that should concern every American. It is a direct threat to your freedom, liberty, and property rights. The main problem with this program is that it’s so far under the radar that most have never heard of it. That needs to change.
Agenda 21 has its origins in the 1970s. It was originally described as a plan to save the world — it is anything but. Several socialist activists came together in 1992 at the Rio Earth Summit, producing various plans. This included Agenda 21, the innocuously named 40-part United Nations plan to help promote global "sustainable development."
If anyone reading this wants to go to the links I posted in my previous comment, please just copy and paste the link into your browser. I didn't do something write with inserting a link into my comment.
If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's pretty easy to see it's a duck. Yes, Frosty, you are promoting all the Agenda 21 goals. What in the world do you think the Wildlands.org is all about? Close to 20 years ago, I studied those wildlands maps, (sent off for them). Henry Lamb wrote quite a bit about it over the years.
Here's some quotes for you:
Introduction to This Section
By Jackie Patru
"The Rewilding Project is brought to us from the United Nations. A relevant tentacle of Agenda 21, the Rewilding Project is designed to restore a major portion of the planet to its 'original' state before man came along and messed it all up."
Mission of the Wildlands Project
"We are ambitious: we live for the day when ... humans dwell with respect, harmony, and affection for the land; when we come to live no longer as conquerors but as respectful citizens in the land community ... Wilderness means extensive roadless areas—vast, self-regulated landscapes—free of mechanized human use and the sounds and constructions of modern civilization..."
For Wildlife with Wanderlust, Their Own Highway
New York Times | December 2, 2004
"A corridor of the wild through the high country of North America - Yellowstone to Yukon - has long been a dream of environmentalists and biologists like Mr. Neudecker, who say that grizzly bears, elk, wolves and other four-legged commuters need help in looking for mates or new habitats. The great national parks of the West, they say, are becoming genetically isolated islands, cut off by development, urbanization and their ever-present iconic symbol, the barbed-wire fence."
Room to Roam: Big, Wild, Connected
"Step by step, piece by piece, the Wildlands Project is coming to fruition. The Project, foundational to the U.N.Biodiversity Treaty which was never ratified by the U.S. Senate, calls for approximately 50 percent of the United States to be set aside as "wildlands", where no human can enter."
http://www.sweetliberty.org/issues/rewilding/">link text
Rewilding Network—Saving Globe Through Big Wilderness: Another UN Agenda 21 Hoax http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/48568">link text
Agenda 21: Property Rights and Rewilding
http://thebrennerbrief.com/2012/12/12/agenda-21-property-rights-and-rewilding/">link text
The Brenner Brief reported on Agenda 21 on Monday, explaining the basics of the United Nations program. Agenda 21, also known as "Sustainable Development," is the action plan to inventory and control all land, all water, all minerals, all plants, all animals, all construction, all means of production, all information, all energy, and all human beings in the world. It was signed onto in 1992 by President George H.W. Bush along with 178 other world leaders.
Alice, you make assumptions that simply are not true. In fact, totally false. I do not advocate or support Agenda 21. Period! You will never find anything I have ever written that supports Agenda 21. I DO support birth control and family planning. I am not a conservative, but I am a thinker and a doer. If you're going make assumptions and call me names that don't fit, you need to read, understand and get your facts straight. I am not in favor of Agenda 21. Thank you, FW
Frosty, you sly son.
Back in the '50s. three guys happened to stop at a motel at exactly the same time. They asked the clerk for a room. The clerk told them that there was only one room left in the whole motel. But they could share it if they wanted.
The guys talked it over and said they would share it. The clerk charged them $10 each for a total of $30, and sent them up to their room.
Later, the clerk felt guilty for charging the guys so much (remember, it's the '50s). He gave the bellboy $5 to refund the guys.
On his way up to the room, the bellboy was agonizing over how he would divide $5 evenly among three guys. A thought hit him. He would keep $2 as a tip, and give the guys each $1 back. That's exactly what he did.
Since the guys each got a dollar back, that means they only paid $9 each for the room. Three times $9 is $27, plus the $2 that the bellboy kept is $29. What happened to the thirtieth dollar?
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You tricky fellow, Frosty. first you tell us about a bunch of problems that we seem to be having, or will have in the near future. Then, once you have our focus centered on the problems, you sneakily blame the problems on the people. The fact is, the very Government that you would give power to for correcting the problems, is the one that is the basis of the whole problem.
Get Government and Big Business out of the lives of the people. Get Big Oil and plastic out of our lives, and all these problems will go away. It ain't the people. It's Government and Big Business selling the people on all kinds of stuff they really don't need. And then it is jokers like you who try to blame the people.
Frosty, you're nothing but an Agenda 21 shill. For anyone reading this article, FWIW, I quit reading Frosty Wooldridge stuff a long time ago being I saw he didn't have a problem with the whole population reduction thing. (funny how those that support this don't line up to be first in reducing the population?) Ahhh, but those that support this internally believe they're part of the elite that the world needs.... how delusional. In this piece, Frosty removes all doubt he's on the Agenda 21 bandwagon. Anyone who has studied Agenda 21 knows full well it's all about world communism, world domination, population reduction for all us useless eaters on the planet, and, last, but not least, stealing the individual wealth and property.
I guess what puzzles me the most is why so called alternative press, that's based upon freedom, continue to publish this guy's promotion of global control of the planet?
Alice