Searching for divine solitude
A lot of fuss has been raised in Romania about an alleged “vandalism” of a few offroad-vehicle owners, accusing them of driving where they shouldn’t and damaging private property. It was covered in this article, which put Facebook on fire with hate speach coming from various “hikers” and so called “ecologists”.
Continue reading “Is eco-fascism gaining ground in Romania?”
Contemporary ecologists usually regard motorized vehicles as enemy #1 of life on our planet. They talk about cities without cars, sustainable development, renewable energy sources, repeating the same phrases over and over again as mantras with a strong dogmatic power, without feeling the need to substantiate or offer proof for any of the claims. If anyone dares to ask for proof of these, to put it pollitely, half-truths, if anyone dares to call those claims exagerration and asks for scientific tests or measurements, he becomes cast off, mocked, regarded as “barberian”. So contemporary ecology moves in big steps in the direction of a new religion, in which people believe without questioning, and where anyone who doubts any of the dogmas becomes a heretic, rejected by the society which embraced the new religion.
Continue reading “Offroading and nature – between truth and myth”