Not Negotiating with Terrorists, But For How Much Longer?

It has just come to my attention that Greenpeace might need a little something to help it get over the reality that no rational corporate entity will support its radical, environmental agenda unless there’s some benefit in it for the company.

Sinar Mas, an Indonesian firm specializing in palm oil production, could not justify following Greenpeace’s directives without harm to its shareholders and employees. It has been flipping off environmentalists for the past several months and most recently:

Activists from the environmental group said they had discovered recently that a Sinar Mas subsidiary, PT BAT, was still clearing rainforest near a habitat of orangutans, an endangered species, in Central Kalimantan.

Two weeks ago, Greenpeace unveiled what it said was evidence that another Sinar Mas subsidiary, PT ALM, was “destroying deep peatland and high conservation value forest” in West Kalimantan.

Sinar Mas should be idolized for the way it is completely disregarding these environmental terrorists’ brainwashed agendas.

The End is Nigh?

The United States Climate Action Partnership, an organization created to appease climate change fanatics/liberals, is slowly coming apart at the seams.

The WSJ is reporting that BP, ConocoPhilips and Caterpillar have quit the group, because:

USCAP was focused on getting a climate-change bill passed, whereas [the quitters are] increasingly concerned with what the details of such a bill would be.

… USCAP was starting to do more and more on trying to get a bill out without trying to work as much on the substance of it.

USCAP seems to be following the lead of its non-profit members – NRDC, The Nature Conservancy and others – and focusing on the “environmentally effective” and “fair climate change program” agendas of its mission statement rather than the “economically sustainable” part.

Now that Democratic ship is slowly sinking, it is hardly surprising that the rats are deserting it in droves.