WWF - The Silence Of The Pandas

Piioottrr · Dołączył: 29 Mar 2011 Posty: 990

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The Silence of the Panda (2011) was produced by Wilfried Huismann, a three-time winner of the most prestigious German TV prize, the Grimme Award. Huismann with camera crew in tow went around the world to visit many World Wildlife Fund (WWF) ownership sites. He found their depopulating, private ownership consolidation strategies were making the environment worse instead of better. However, the WWF ignores this in its fundraising--to keep funding the same failures. From the WWF's point of view then, what is the "real reason" for these policies then? And is is for them a real failure then? What is their actual goals? Protecting the environment or greenwashing for industry and consolidating territory in particular (tax free) international jurisdictions in which they have greater extraction and wealth creation control?

Huismann demonstrates that there is a silence to the global brand of 'the Panda' about its ongoing failure in its strategies to make the environment better.

There is a great disparity between what the 'global brand' of the WWF is telling the world so people give it money "to protect the environment"--compared to the WWF's bad record at protecting the environment and its great record at helping itself and others destroy the environment.

In 1961, the WWF was founded as the world's first globally expansive private land trust. By 2012, it is now the world's largest of such globally private land trusts. By 1995, it had some kind of jurisdicction over 10% of the land surface of the planet.

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