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This article deserves a longer discussion but with time short I’ll just leave a short observation. The excesses of capitalism are being used as a rationale for transferring regulation of Canada’s resources to a UN developed regulatory framework, a vast, unelected bureaucracy to take legal precedence over private land ownership. Your right to cut down trees or make modifications to your private property will be dictated by regulations imposed by transnational organizations. This is a surrender of sovereignty on a cataclysmic scale. It may be dressed up in feel good “equity” and “environmental protection” but it’s a resource control grab. Nothing more. An affront to private property rights in alignment with WEF and UN principles. The ethos upon which it depends is revealed in the last paragraph where the author campaigns for the destruction of capitalism, “ditch neoliberalism, and kick our delusional economic system, based on infinite growth on a finite planet, to the curb.” A revolutionary statement such as this is an insight into the motivations of the author. This isn’t about “protecting the environment”, it’s about replacing private resource development with state ownership. Green Communism. The “watermelon mafia”, green on the outside and red on the inside. Seizing control of global resources under cover of environmental protection is a fight that’s eventually going to impact every one of us. Get informed.

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