The simple statement “Mining is unsustainable” makes no sense to people who are unaware that extracting the easy stuff leads to deeper and more expensive operations, to the point of bankruptcy. Easy to extract ores and oil deposits are limited. Mining is indeed unsustainable, regardless of the size of population. Also, many people fail to understand that mining poisons water tables, so if we want pure water, mining is again unsustainable. In this article below, those who resist mining are being eliminated as business obstructionists. This includes all indigenous peoples everywhere. Mining is also then unsustainable, if people are to occupy the land and block destruction of their water and topsoil. As we know, the plan of our financial masters has never been to protect people. The plan of “progress” is that extraction will continue destroying anything and everything, while the few chipped and fluoride subdued worker bees live in Smart Cities. Mining is sustainable for a fairly long time for a small number of smart city Homo indoorsians, the subspecies of humans which the machine will offer a happy comfortable and genderless artificial lifestyle (from test tube to grave, forget the womb.) For all our lives, most Americans and Europeans haven’t cared that we are surrounded internationally by a killing field. It is fantastic, almost literally, that El Salvador recently banned mining. Will El Salvadorians now be targeted by the global machine? Well, what do you think will happen? Do you think the global machine will allow real humans…
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