GuyGadebois wrote:Gébé wrote:In fact, it would not be the green lobby that would have won one more time ?
Remind me the other times? Do you have a list? Any info?
It is indeed a victory of the green lobby, once again.
The other times?
- The ban on GM crops in France. But an incomplete victory, we import millions of tonnes of GMO products.
- The ban on the exploration and exploitation of shale gas in France. But an incomplete victory, France imports LNG liquefied natural gas ... in which there is or may be shale gas.
- The green lobby succeeded in convincing the people that they had to pay billions of euros to develop renewable energies in France, which are low carbon, to replace French electricity - which is already low carbon! And as this general said "I am their leader, I am obliged to follow them" - elected officials are obliged to follow the people.
- The green lobby has succeeded in persuading the people that synthetic pesticides - which kill plagues - present more risks than organic pesticides - which kill plagues.
- The green lobby is also active to ban glyphosate. He has not yet won, but he is getting close to it.
In this post I list some of the victories of the green lobby, without saying here if I welcome it or not. Each topic has its threads elsewhere. But it is important not to forget the power of the green lobby, which has invaded the media.
Lobbying for suitcases of dollars, gifts, bribes, that may be there, no doubt. But the main lobbying tool is speech. This is why green ideological lobbying is all-powerful, because it has the right key that of the media.