Conpolitics

Another fake conservation group that works hand in hand with colonialism of the earth's resources.

Protect Chagos · 7,575 like this.

17 April at 10:29 · 

• A new study from James Cook University in Australia indicates that coral response to climate change may be more complex than was originally thought: as some species die off, others may take their place. Encouraging news! But let's still try and cut greenhouse gas emissions just in case please!
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      Nilushika Galappaththi Survival of the fittest..so, no suprise,right?I suppose all bio organism have one thing in common, we are engineered to fight for survival
      

      17 April at 10:48 · 
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      Phil Brindley You support the ethnic cleansing of the Chagos Islanders, that has helped the USA to use it as a base to plunder other countries mineral resources. Encouraging cutting greenhouse gas emissions with one hand and being responsible for it on the other shows that you are just working for the hand that feeds you (Illuminati).
      

      17 April at 11:18 · 
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      Protect Chagos 
      

      Dear Phil: The Chagos Environment Network does not "support the ethnic cleansing of the Chagos Islanders", and to be honest that suggestion is quite offensive. We do not take a position on the question of Chagossian resettlement, because, a...See more
      

      17 April at 14:09 · 
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      Phil Brindley Dear PC - What you are 'protecting' is from ill gotten gains and is resulting in ultimate evil. The area doesn't need protecting because no humans can go there except the American military, Illuminati members and Conservationists to tell everyone how great the place is. It's called Conpolitics!
      

      17 April at 20:08 · 
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The rest of PC's reply
Protect Chagos 

Dear Phil: The Chagos Environment Network does not "support the ethnic cleansing of the Chagos Islanders", and to be honest that suggestion is quite offensive. We do not take a position on the question of Chagossian resettlement, because, as conservation organisations, that question is outside our area of expertise and not something that we are best placed to assist with resolving (see our statement on resettlement here: http://chagos-trust.org/news/our-statement-resettlement

). If you are interested in supporting the effort for Chagossian return or learning more about Chagossians in the UK I suggest you get in touch with the UK Chagos Support Association (www.chagossupport.org.uk

) or the Diego Garcian Society (http://diegogarciansociety.org/

).

Further Reading : http://hull.academia.edu/MagnusJohnson/Papers/925956/Chagos_-_conservation_and_humanity_can_go_hand_in_hand