Expect to see
more of this sort of thing:
Indian Home Ministry places curbs on each foreign donation
Following
an Intelligence Bureau (IB) report that alleged foreign-funded NGOs
were creating obstacles to India’s economic growth, the Home Ministry
has clamped down on Greenpeace, an international campaign group present
in 40 countries.
...
In a letter dated 13th June, the Ministry has directed the Reserve Bank
of India that all foreign contributions originating from Greenpeace
International and Climate Works Foundation — two principal international
contributors to Greenpeace India Society — must be kept on hold until
individual clearances are obtained from the Ministry for each
transaction.
Quite frankly, India has correctly identified the problem, which is rich Progressives in the west trying to keep the Emerging World's populations poor and hungry. Good for them taking action against Greenpeace.
Now Europe needs to do the same thing:
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, secretary-general of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organisation (Nato), and former premier of Denmark, told the Chatham
House thinktank in London on Thursday that Vladimir Putin’s government
was behind attempts to discredit fracking, according to reports.
Rasmussen
said: “I have met allies who can report that Russia, as part of their
sophisticated information and disinformation operations, engaged
actively with so-called non-governmental organisations - environmental
organisations working against shale gas - to maintain European
dependence on imported Russian gas.”
What - a bunch of Euro dirty hippies in cahoots with Socialist military intelligence?
That's crazy talk.
2 comments:
Greenpeace has long since lost its way. It was, once upon a time, an organization with a purpose. Even one of their founders thinks their current positions are nuts.
It has mostly succumbed to Pournelle's Iron Law. What little purpose remains has been taken over by fanatics who are simply enemies civilization.
I hope India does better against them than France did.
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