WEF participant calls agriculture and fishing “ecocide” and calls for them to be punished

Legally, the goal of my organization and other collaborators is to have this legally recognized as a very serious crime. What we see are companies trying to make money, farming or fishing.
– Jojo Mehta, January 16, 2014, WEF

Ecocide | "Legally Speaking What My Organization & Other Collaborators Aim to Do Is to Have This Recognized Legally As a Very Serious Crime. What We See Is Businesses Trying to Make Money, to Farm, to Fish." - Jojo Mehta (Jan 16 2014 WEF)

“Don’t be a cancer on the earth – leave room for nature – leave room for nature,” it once said on the Georgia Guidestones. A panelist at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, this week claimed that animal husbandry and fishing are tantamount to murder and genocide, calling them "ecocide" and actively campaigning for the criminalization of these practices.

Jojo Mehta, co-founder and CEO of Stop Ecocide International, commented on Tuesday, January 16, during a discussion titled "Where Nature Meets Conflict«. The WEF wrote in a description for the chat: “Nature and climate crises are impacting food and water security, leading to displacement and humanitarian emergencies, and exacerbating risks to global peace and stability. How can we integrate the nature-security nexus into decisions and investment mandates to better address the needs of the most vulnerable and impacted communities?"

During the talk, Mehta was asked what the emerging concept of “ecocide” is and how it needs to be taken into account in long-term policy making. According to the Stop Ecocide International website, “ecocide” is defined as:

One word to describe what is happening to our planet; the massive destruction and destruction of the natural world. It literally means “to kill one’s home.” And right now, in most parts of the world, no one is being held accountable.

The organization adds: “It is time to change the rules. It's time to protect our homeland. We are working with a growing global network of lawyers, diplomats and all sectors of civil society to make ecocide an international crime.” When asked how she would like to see this more recognized and implemented, Mehta explained:

Legally speaking, […our] goal is for this to be legally recognized as a serious crime, because one of the problems that runs through this whole discussion is that we have a very deeply rooted cultural habit of not taking damage to nature so seriously such as damage to people and property.

I mean, if you stand up for human rights, you at least know that mass murder, torture, all of these things are serious crimes. But there is nothing comparable in the environmental sector.

[…] With ecocide, we see people and companies trying to make money, farming, fishing, doing all these things that produce energy and so on. But what is missing is awareness of the side effects and the collateral damage that comes with it.

So if you set an outer limit, a safety parameter that simply says: Whatever you do, it shouldn't cause this level of severity, of severe, long-term, widespread harm. This guides decision-making and the implementation of business projects, […].

Ecocide is a really simple form of intervention at the legal level that could move everything in a healthy direction.

Recently reported The Wine Press about a simulation conducted by the World Bank and Cargill in 2015 that predicted that meat and carrot taxes would be introduced by 2024 to combat food shortages and other calamities caused by climate change.

In addition, the German shined Car manufacturer Audi In 2010, during the Super Bowl, he aired a commercial in which he joked about the "green police" who arrest people and search their homes if they commit a climate-related crime.

WEF participant calls agriculture and fishing “ecocide” and calls for them to be punished

Only something so twisted and perverse could come up with this argument. But we shouldn't expect anything different in Davos. Apparently, farming and fishing – something that has existed since the dawn of humanity – is now considered genocide on Earth. These are the perverts who tell us how our lives should go, and if it's not obvious that these sick, twisted people ultimately want to reduce the population, then I don't know what else to tell you.

Whoever cultivates his land will have plenty of bread, but whoever follows vain people will have poverty enough.
– Proverbs 28:19

Remember: In commandments 1 and 10 to the meanwhile destroyed Georgia Guidestones it said: "Keep humanity under 500 in constant balance with nature" and "Don't be a cancer on the earth - leave room for nature - leave room for nature."

Where should this lead us? Clearly we should distance ourselves even further from nature and eat plants that grow on vertical shelves in huge factory buildings that have never seen even a bit of natural soil. Because this is exactly what is currently being developed on a very large scale by many large companies with billions in investments, as are artificial meat and many other “foods”. Do I hear some people who see themselves as saviors of the planet cheering? Of course, because they have no idea what kind of dependency we are placing ourselves in at a time when seeds are already being patented and the old natural varieties are banned. Everything boils down to having absolute control over everything, because the greed of self-proclaimed philanthropists like Gates, Soros & Co. is insatiable. This is not about environmental protection, nature or similar noble intentions that we are led to believe here, it is about absolute power and control!

(via Exposing The Darkness)