Klaus Hart Brasilientexte

Aktuelle Berichte aus Brasilien – Politik, Kultur und Naturschutz

Brasilien, Befreiungstheologe Frei Betto, Ex-Berater Lulas: Wie biegt man einen „Linken“ zurecht

Donnerstag, 28. Februar 2008 von Klaus Hart

HOW TO RIGHTEN A LEFTIST

Ever since the phrase ”to be on the left“ was used in reference to the French Revolution it has meant to opt for the poor, to feel indignation regarding social exclusion, to believe that any kind of injustice is unacceptable and according to Bobbio , to consider social inequality as an aberration.

To be on the right is to tolerate injustice, to consider the imperatives of the market above human rights, to see poverty as an incurable blemish, to judge that there are peoples and nations who are intrinsically superior to others.

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Category: Politik

Brasilien, Frei Betto: Amazonia, an Ecocide foreseen – „Bio-Treibstoff“ ist Todes-Sprit. Umwelt-und Wirtschaftspolitik unter Lula-Rousseff. „Lula was mistaken when he affirmed that sugar cane ”is a long way away from Amazonia“. Soja-Import nach Deutschland und die Folgen. Frei Betto zur Libyen-Intervention. Windkraft – Vernichtung statt Bewahrung der Schöpfung?

Mittwoch, 13. Februar 2008 von Klaus Hart

Lage 2013: http://www.hart-brasilientexte.de/2013/02/02/brasilien-2012-allein-durch-hoheren-benzinverbrauch-104-prozent-mehr-klimaschadliche-gase-produziert-laut-ecofrotas-klimapolitik-unter-lula-rousseff/

Der Energiewende-Bluff:

http://www.hart-brasilientexte.de/2013/03/11/der-energiewende-bluff-kritik-dieser-art-war-vor-uber-einem-jahrzehnt-noch-existenzvernichtend-konnte-einen-den-job-kosten-heute-steht-diese-kritik-sogar-in-der-welt/

Brasilien- Daten, Statistiken, Bewertungen:

http://www.hart-brasilientexte.de/2011/09/20/brasilien-daten-statistiken-bewertungen-rankings/

Frei Betto, katholischer brasilianischer Befreiungstheologe, Bestsellerautor und Kolumnist

”There is no sugar cane growing in Amazonia. We do not know of any such project in that region either recently or already established affirmed Reinhold Stephanes, the Minister for Agriculture, as he responded to the official rumour that sugar cane plantations are being kept a distance away from the forest. (O Globo 29th July 2007) Official data reveals that the planting of sugar cane advances through Amazonia in spite of the federal government™s denial. Sugar alcohol projects in Acre, Maranháo, Pará and Tocantins are experiencing increased expansion. The region not only is fertile, it is also competitive. Lula was mistaken when he affirmed that sugar cane ”is a long way away from Amazonia“.