Comments on: Will the green bubble burst?

By: RemyC

RemyC — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 18:09:10 +0000

Green is the new Black
Green is the new Red, White, and Blue…
Hmmm…
How about Lucifer wants to save the planet, because he’s stuck down here, banished, earth bound angel… Gaia, his only home… Pagans are the devil’s spawn… Amerika, the Great Satan, Global Warming, just a pretext for Globalization!
Bush, Anti-Christ!
7 Years of Ecologically faschist dictatorship rule!
Swing open wide the bottom less pit…
The final battle… Christ comes back!
Saves the day, in a sword of fire…
Now THAT would make it REALLY cool…
Did I just make your head spin? LOL
Truth is, we need to stop, and stop it now, before it’s too late… Childhood ends… Earth grows up, joins the cosmic race. The Day The Earth Stood Still… give Gaia a rest… There are toys, there are swords of fire in the Black Ops/Skunk Works arsenal… a trillion dollars missing from the Pentagon, 3 million Americans in crowded jails, often for nothing more than a drug offense…
It all has to stop, it all has to end…
No Christ, No anti-Christ, no Satan… just People of Earth, wake up… just freakin’ wake up!
It’s not about clean or green, it’s about restoring our planet and providing for the 7th Generation.
It’s about love… and compassion.
Shut Down Indian Point.
Rewind, start again.

By: Lynn

Lynn — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 14:53:27 +0000

Oh, I hope that’s not the case. Seems such a shame to imagine that everyone will be back to his/her energy- and resource-wasting ways someday.

By: Jane

Jane — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 10:57:31 +0000

it’s a very valid and worrying point that green is becoming fashionable and trendy, therefore runs the risk of a “burst”. 10-15 years ago I was thought of as being strange for making a point of recycling everything I could relatively easily (even in my tiny flat I had boxes for glass, paper, metal ready to take to recycling points) yet now it’s accepted as being the norm… infact many are frowned upon for not doing so. You’ve also got celebrities trading in their 4*4s for a Prius etc… great, it all helps, but is this not making it a fad, along with the actions of these big companies? I’m worried that in 5 years time we’ll be looking back at the efforts and actions currently being taken and say “what a fad that was”. I for one wont, but I’m sure many will – when it’s no longer the thing to do, the stars will be back in their gas guzzlers.