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It’s good that the climate glue is now looking for “specialists”, particularly psychologists, although it’s doubtful that these specialists can cure forever teenagers of their anxiety psychoses, especially since believers in Scientology-like cult bubbles are hard to come by. Learning geography wouldn’t hurt either, because Asia is made up not only of white sandy beaches where the weary can sit and relax, but also of countries that pollute the air in order to achieve the standard of living that asphalt potatoes enjoyed.

Climate protests would actually be more appropriate in China, but unfortunately media cooperation is not possible there, and local police forces do not act like German cops protecting demonstrators from angry drivers.

The professional should also explain the difference between morality and law. While laws are strict and apply to everyone, morality is malleable and, like gender, can change daily. By the way: did the idea of ​​the company council really come from Ravensburger?

The end of the world will not come in 100 years. Europe may continue its decline, but Europe is not peace. Those who, for a monthly salary of 1280 Swiss francs, will perish, losing time in a martyr’s pose on the pavement, realize too late that they have done nothing, absolutely nothing for the climate. Unlike all highly motivated people who successfully carried out research in laboratories with joy and passion.

But, as Stuart Basden, one of the founders of Extinction Rebellion, wrote on January 10, 2019: “It’s not about climate at all, it’s about changing the system, in a society without democracy. As multimillionaire Greta Thunberg demands in her new book Ecodictatorship Instead of Capitalism. Of all people, they want multi-billionaires like Eileen Getty, heiress to oil tycoon J. Paul Getty, who helps fund their religion.

Claude Cueny (67) is a writer based in Basel. Most recently, his thriller Dirty Talk was released.

Source: Blick