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welche sind denn deine zuverlässigen Quellen?Das noch...zufällig doch mal das Impressum gecheckt....
da (antifainfoblatt.de) sagen/schreiben also radikale/extreme Linke, dass dort (arcadi-online.de) radikale/extreme - Zitat: "klassische und neue" - Rechte etwas sagen/schreiben (allerdings wohl nicht ausschließlich); Und aus diesem Grund haben erstere (also Linke) die absolute reine Wahrheit - in welchem Thema auch immer - auf deren Seite? Ja, eh...... Waiße beschaid![]()
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Überparteilichkeit an die dortige Fahne schrieb; Ansonsten ist dieses Schema "A" ja auch nix unbekanntes mehr...... Die Aktion Avantgarde selber ist weder links, noch rechts, noch parteilich gebunden. Wir schreiben unseren Autoren und Aktivisten weder vor, was sie zu denken, noch wen zu wählen haben, sondern freuen uns über den internen Meinungspluralismus.
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https://www.welt.de/debatte/komment...-Hitlervergleiche-der-Demokratie-schaden.htmlLinksextremismus: Die immer recht haben
27.10.2012
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https://www.welt.de/debatte/komment...-selbstgerecht-wie-der-deutsche-Spiesser.html„Nazi!“ - „Faschist!“ - „Selber!“ - Wie Hitlervergleiche der Demokratie schaden
11.03.2017
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https://www.welt.de/debatte/komment...Linke-Gewalt-ist-nicht-besser-als-rechte.htmlDie Linke, selbstgerecht wie der deutsche Spießer
10.07.2017
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https://www.cicero.de/innenpolitik/...ternschanze-linke-gewalt-hambacher-forst/plusWelche Anmaßung! Linke Gewalt ist nicht besser als rechte
17.03.2018
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usw usf...Linksextremismus - Die unterschätzte Gefahr
25. Oktober 2018
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The backlash to the Extinction Rebellion (XR) demonstrations turned nasty on Thursday morning when a protester was dragged from the roof of a Tube train by angry commuters.
Activists targeted Canning Town station as Londoners set about getting to work.
us philantropists vow to raise millions for climate activists
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Fund donates £500,000 to grassroots Extinction Rebellion and other groups, with promise of more to come
A group of wealthy US philanthropists and investors have donated almost half a million pounds to support the grassroots movement Extinction Rebellion and school strike groups – with the promise of tens of millions more in the months ahead.
Trevor Neilson, an investor and philanthropist who has worked with some of the world’s richest families, has teamed up with Rory Kennedy – daughter of Robert Kennedy – and Aileen Getty, whose family wealth comes from the oil industry, to launch the Climate Emergency Fund.
Neilson, who has worked with figures such as Bill Gates and Richard Branson, said the fund was inspired by Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg and the Extinction Rebellion protesters in the UK in April.
Neilson said the three founders were using their contacts among the global mega-rich to get “a hundred times” more in the weeks and months ahead. “This might be the single best chance we have to stop the greatest emergency we have ever faced,” he told the Guardian.
The new fund has the author and environmentalist Bill McKibben, who set up 350.org, and David Wallace Wells, who wrote international best seller Uninhabitable Earth, on its advisory board.
he money will initially be used to support school strike and Extinction Rebellion groups in the US, but will also be available to help “seed” similar groups around the world.
It offers tiers of funding to support different-sized groups, from teenage activists wanting money for leaflets and megaphones, to funding for salaries and offices for established groups in big cities. It has already committed some of the fund to support Extinction Rebellion groups in New York and Los Angeles.
Neilson, who co-founded investment company IX investments, said although he had been a longtime backer of environmental projects, it was only when he was forced to flee his house in California last year during a wildfire that he realised that radical action was needed.
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“Something about throwing my two-year-old and wife in the car and evacuating from the worst fire in the history of southern California brought the issue into a new type of focus,” he said.
He said the new fund would back non-violent legal action.“It will provide resources to grassroots activists who seek to disrupt in a non-violent way [and] to demand that governments declare a climate emergency and put in place policies to address this crisis.”
He said that most “of the world’s biggest philanthropists are still in a gradualist mindset”, adding: “We do not have time for gradualism.”
“History shows us that change comes from the people. It is grassroots movements throughout history that force governments to act when government is resistant.”
A spokesperson for Extinction Rebellion welcomed the move, saying: “It’s a signal that we are coming to a tipping point. In the past, philanthropy has often been about personal interest, but now people are realising that we are all in this together and putting their money forward for our collective wellbeing.”
These Are America's 10 Most Generous Philanthropists
Every year, the wealthiest Americans make millions or in some cases billions of dollars in charitable donations. Our list of America’s Top 50 Givers revealed who gave away the most money in 2015, and how much they've donated over their lifetimes. But these huge sums can be pocket change for billionaires with massive fortunes.
To identify the most generous givers, FORBES calculated which of America’s Top 50 Givers gave away the most over their lifetimes, as a percentage of their current net worth. The lifetime giving figures were largely self-reported, and net worths were FORBES estimates. We only included Top Givers for whom both figures were available.
Some of the most generous givers also donated the most overall, including Bill & Melinda Gates, Warren Buffett and George Soros. But others who've given away large amounts over their lifetimes are not the most charitable when you consider the size of their fortunes.
For example, Michael Bloomberg has donated $4.22 billion in all, but that’s only about 9% of his $45 billion fortune. Similarly, the Walton Family Foundation has disbursed $5.65 billion, but that’s less than 5% of the family’s combined fortune of $123.3 billion. (We counted the total net worth of those involved in the foundation: Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton’s three living children – Alice, Rob and Jim Walton – together with Christy and Lukas Walton, the widow and son of their deceased brother, John.)
These current and former members of The Forbes 400 are America’s most generous givers:
1. Chuck Feeney
Lifetime Giving: $7.5 billion (373,000% of current net worth)
2. Karen and Jon Huntsman Sr.
Lifetime Giving: $1.55 billion (160% of current net worth)
3. W. Barron Hilton
Lifetime Giving: $1.3 billion (137% of current net worth)
4. Gordon and Betty Moore
Lifetime Giving: $5.37 billion (71% of current net worth)
5. Eli and Edythe Broad
Lifetime Giving: $4.22 billion (57% of current net worth)
6. Irwin & Joan Jacobs
Lifetime Giving: $706 million (50% of current net worth)
7. George Soros
Lifetime Giving: $12.1 billion (49% of current net worth)
8. Julian Robertson Jr.
Lifetime Giving: $1.56 billion (43% of current net worth)
9. Bill & Melinda Gates
Lifetime Giving: $32.91 billion (41% of current net worth)
10. Warren Buffett
Lifetime Giving: $25.54 billion (39% of current net worth)
Vielen Dank James!Sehr wichtig, diese Zusammenhänge zu kennen!Hier mal die Hintergründe warum man Klimakrise mit "Überbevölkerung" in Zusammenhang bringt:
https://www.bento.de/politik/ueberb...9b911d60-d6ff-4dfc-a807-398e6aab61d7#refsponi
nein, denn genau das ist es.nennen wirs Meinungsdiktatur....
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+++ EIKE-Klimakonferenz München: „Umweltschützer“ erpressen Hotelleitung +++
18. November 2019
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Offensichtlich haben alle Hotels bereits so viel Angst vor der solchen Extremisten, sodass sie kein Vertrauen mehr auf den Schutz durch unseren Rechtsstaat haben. Dies lässt sie zu willigen Opportunisten werden. Ein Rechtsstaat der dies zulässt, ist kein Rechtsstaat mehr. Ohne Wenn und Aber!
Wir können natürlich nicht ausschließen, dass sich empörte Bürger oder gar betroffene Konferenzbesucher, deren Reisekosten nun vergeblich ausgegeben wurden, denn bekannterweise kassieren Flug- und Bahngesellschaften, besonders bei Sonderangeboten, sofort, beim NH-Conference Center nache den Gründen fragen und sich über das Zurückziehen der Hotelleitung beschweren. Vielleicht würde das NH-Conference Center sogar zur Besinnung kommen, sich auf den Rechtsstaat besinnen und Strafanzeige gegen die Störer (Unbekannt) stellen.