Boson Green Party: The Ecological Sins of Humanity Bring COVID-19 Retribution From Nature

The visibly angry Green Party leader and UMass Boson professor  Mortricia McCormack, spoke via Facechat to a number of reporters and interested people.  “We invade tropical forests and other wild landscapes, which harbor so many species of animals and plants – and within those creatures, so many unknown viruses. We cut the trees; we kill the animals or cage them and send them to markets. We disrupt ecosystems, and we shake viruses loose from their natural hosts. When that happens, they need a new host. Often, we are it.”

"In our own area of Massachusetts people still go into the woods of the Eastern Blue Hills Reservation and hunt for squirrels and deer.  A few years ago an older squirrel hunter died from 'Mad Cow' disease after eating a squirrel he had hunted and killed.  The Green Party sees this as a punishment from Nature for killing the squirrel.  We see the COVID-19 pandemic as a punishment for humanity for not taking care of Mother Earth."

"Ultimately the Green Party and all eco-activists see that their are simply too many people on Earth and the solution is for a drastic reduction in the human population.  Some in the Green Party have taken vows of celibacy or are involuntarily celibate.  But if the number of people on the planet must go down through mass deaths from disease, so be it."

Boson's Green Party, and members of the allied Green/Rainbow Coalition across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, have announced that any members who contract COVID-19 will use 'natural' non-invasive treatments while sick with plenty of vegetable soup.  In the case of death - people will be buried in an eco-friendly cemetery with no embalming fluids or wooden casket.  There will be no stone markers or monuments. 

Green Party activist Clara Wise has created a sculpture of the COVID-19 virus that is on display at the Boson Green Party headquarters in Harad Square.  

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Translation: COVID-19 Deaths Are A Good Thing, And You Brought This On Youself 

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The communications strategy adopted by green scaremongers is to continually raise questions about the possibility that our neglect of nature has brought Covid-19 down upon us. The more frequently such questions are posed the more likely that their speculation will mutate into a taken-for-granted fact. “Tip of the iceberg: is our destruction of nature responsible for Covid-19?” asks a headline in the Guardian. The manner in which this question is posed invites readers to respond, “quite likely.”

To pose questions about the link to man-made climate change is often presented as the normal response to the crisis. A commentary on Inside Climate News illustrates this rhetorical strategy.
“Now, questions have arisen about whether climate change contributed to the outbreak of Covid-19, whose spread the World Health Organization declared a pandemic on Wednesday. For example, did habitat loss, driven in part by climate change, make it easier for pathogens to spread among wildlife and for the virus to jump to humans? Does air pollution, mainly from the burning of fossil fuels, make some people more vulnerable to contracting the illness?”

As one question reinforces the next, the reader is encouraged to imagine that in some shape or form, climate change is likely to be connected to the COVID-19 outbreak.

It is almost as if green activists are desperately hoping that someone will come up with a shred of evidence that can be used to prove that one way or another that human-created global warming is responsible for the outbreak. Their interest is far removed from containing the virus’ threat. On the contrary, their narrative takes great delight in using Covid-19 as a weapon to be wielded against environmentally irresponsible people. Statements on this score transmit the message ‘that it is all your fault’. In this vein, Dr Baron Arernstein, Interim Director Of The Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at UMass Boson, offers a cautionary tale about the impact of human behavior on the planet:

“You look at climate change, we have transformed the nature of the Earth. We have fundamentally changed the composition of the atmosphere, and as such, we shouldn't be surprised that that affects our health. We have, as a species, grown up in partnership with the planet and life we live with. So, when we change the rules of the game, we shouldn't expect that it wouldn't affect our health, for better or worse. That's true of the climate. And the same principle holds for the emergence of infections.”

While Boson Mayor Martin Welsh has been under self imposed quarantine at Boson Trump Towers he has finally been administered a COVID-19.  Turns out the mayor had a common flu and was not infected with the COVID-19 virus.  











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