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You probably saw video of this latest environmentalist terrorist stunt in the UK. A current eco-terrorist trend is to attack great or at least, in this case, famous works of art.
Just Stop Oil activists have thrown tomato soup over Van Gogh’s masterpiece Sunflowers at the National Gallery. A video shows the two women wearing Just Stop Oil T-shirts gluing one hand each to the wall below the painting, which is protected by a pane of glass.
Unlike so many conservatives, Just Stop Oil is able to freely operate on Twitter and Facebook, not to mention Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Google’s YouTube with no censorship or interference.
YouTube won’t let you upload videos with views they disagree with, but an ecoterrorist group is allowed to maintain a dedicated channel promoting its latest outrages and recruiting members.
Just Stop Oil’s site uses numerous Big Tech services including those of Google and Facebook. It also fundraises openly through a site known as CrowdfunderUK.
This tweet openly shows Just Stop Oil fundraising off the Van Gogh attack.
The link goes to the CrowdfunderUK site. I’ve reached out to the site and to its founder, Phil Geraghty, who also created ActionStorm, an activist site whose name speaks for itself, and who promotes radical leftist causes, about whether domestic terrorists can fundraise for criminal activity on its site. There has been no response.
CrowdfunderUK’s current partners include the Mayor of London and Santander Bank. I’ve reached out to both as well. Other partners include Marks and Spenser, the UK’s Calor gas company, ironic considering that the eco-terrorists want to get rid of gas so pensioners can freeze to death over the winter, and the Aviva insurance company.
In a time when PayPal is threatening $2,500 fines for political dissent, Big Tech companies routinely collude to deplatform and silence conservative critics, leftist terrorism is protected by a public-private partnership of government authorities who favor them and refuse to enforce the laws, and by Big Tech companies who enable and protect them through...
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The next time one or more of these freaks glues themselves to a wall, leave them there. Take their clothes. Check back in a day or two. It’ll stop
ReplyDeleteif you glue yourself to a location, you can duck, but you can't run
ReplyDeleteblunt instrument. glass jar full of bees, or centipedes, or yellow jackets
just how stupid are these people?
The oil companies should get together and buy some land and build a nice campground, and give the Just Stop Oil a Free,Two Week camping trip. And not One Damned thing that has any petroleum product in it or required any petroleum products to make.
ReplyDeleteNope, you can't have a can of off. That toothbrush is probably plastic, with plastic bristles.
You get the idea.
Maybe they could use an area that is an oil lease.
The painting was covered in front with a special non-reflective glass called "Museum Glass" and since it's hard to see these 2 children may not have known it was there. Other news states that the painting was cleaned up in a few hours and returned to the wall.
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