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With the industrial
extermination of the lucrative intact forests of Washington State, "Hoo
Hoos" (a club for American lumbermen founded in Seattle in 1909)
began buying up the lucrative ancient forests of Vancouver Island. By
the 1950s the industrial plundering of BC's forests was consolidated
in "Ruination Companies," namely transnational forest destruction
corps. These powerful entities call the shots over stolen indigenous
land and are eagerly aided served by their government handmaidens. |
Ainsworth Lumber — BC Forest Products —
Canfor — Fibremax Timber — Fletcher Challenge |
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One does not have to
go far in BC to see the results of the many decades of deforestation
schemes by government and industry. Greenwash cannot hide the tragic
loss of the ancient temperate rainforest due to commercial greed run
rampant and shortsightedness. |
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Crooked cronies are prevalent in colonial societies.
They are unscrupulous figures in government and industry who use their leadership
positions for personal gain, exchanging favours in making quasi legal fortunes
from land grabs and resource extraction. Their eradication of the natural resources
including ancient trees and primaeval forests is to the detriment of First
Nations and, ultimately, of all inhabitants of British Columbia. |
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English Colony Grabber |
Scottish Coal Digger |
German Lumber Leech |
Canadian Wood Worm |
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Eco Judas |
Ms Collaboration |
BC's Drunken Driver |
Perfidious 'Ally' of Indians |
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