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Do you know some morbid irony? The 2nd guy who got shot probably would have survived if the ambulance got there on time but it didn't because the protestors blocked the road.
I like how RU-vid doesn't want to censor this video for making light of murder, but rather want to add "context" to the video and make sure we know climate change is super bad.
YT understands that even a small reduction in the carbon footprint is laudable...and apparently they're not the least bit choosy about how it is realized.
This guy isn't a hero. He's a murderer. The protest was that of a mine that endangers local waters, not a climate protest. Being upset doesn't justify murder.
You know what, i agree with statement (its like: "you can't have freedom without discipline, thats anarchy or discipline without freedom, then thats tyranny").
Be honest. You don't want to have a giant fan meet range day because the NSA is going to wonder why an army has rallied around a political candidate 🤣🦅
You spelled "FBI" wrong. (NSA does not do "in-person" stuff, they do technical collection and electronic surveillance, neither of which would have much to do with a range day).
@@jsquared1013 They would be the first to be aware of it I feel like. I know the Pennsic war group gets picked up every year on sat tracking, simply because of the amount of armed people in coordination (even if the arms are swords)
Let me just add that the "protestors" were committing all of these crimes : Blocking road - Self-explanatory. Eco-terrorism - Provocation that can only be stopped with violence (pushing or carrying them away can be assault). False imprisonment - Not letting people through, and they're stuck in a traffic congestion. Kidnapping - This could go on for days and the people there will have no resources to survive. What the old man did was wrong and not justifiable, but it's COMPLETELY understandable.
This does not qualify as a kidnapping at all. Think before you talk. It's neither justifiable nor understandable. You can critize them all you want, I am not a fan of gluing yourself to the road either but literally killing 2 people over it is not understandable.
“In the name of anti climate change, I am gonna trash this extremely expensive and beautiful painting and then cement myself on the highway to stop traffic 🤠”
"Eventually, some of these are going to go very wrong. You stop a man who just lost house and kids after his wife cheated on him, or someone on the way to the hospital to visit a dying loved one, someone who just lost their job, is 3 mortgage payments behind on their way to a job interview... Eventually, this is going to get real messy" This is the basic comment I have left on dozens of Instagram videos of protesters blocking roadways. It doesn't matter how right, wrong or justifiable it is, it's just a matter of time before it gets real messy ! This is messy, but a truck driver having a bad day, might just mow down innocent people waiting in line as well as the protesters. Stopping 80,000 lbs could get real messy.
@@Anoneemus_Noenayme I can imagine this going very wrong for the protesters ... however, the man in this situation would have more reason to avoid prison time. If you're just having a kid you likely aren't suicidal and you have something to lose.
Why would that be obvious? I'd expect him to be a military nut like I was if I'd had to guess. I could list the complete specs of multiple modern and WWII military aircraft by the time I was in third grade. A couple years ago I was cleaning up some old stuff and I found a poster I made in kindergarten on which I accurately drew and identified an F-16. Granted, I was also into dinosaurs, but not nearly as much.
@@Bacteriophagebs it is, you go from cars/trucks to dinosaurs to a history section like ww2 or civil war then you come to your favourite, be that planes, guns and so on.
Yeah jurassic park was my jam back in the 90s! My friends I would play dinosaurs like hide and seek and I always was a velcoraptor then I found out in archeology the movie was way off on the size. Just like my real life.... :(
@@InCompet4nt if I watch a video of a woman getting murdered on the street and say "she should have worn tennis shoes instead of high heels" it may be true, but still a wild thing to think
@@hfdcjiirjmcfi that's absolutely the worst and most deranged comparison you could've made lol. these protestors were actually posing danger. a woman in high heels is not.
@@skeletonmemelord7779how’s that an example of that? You people really are too stupid to own guns if you think killing a non violent protester is “understandable”.
Accurate enough, someone give that man a sandwich and a beer. Get him out. He's a real patriot standing up to oppressors. It is illegal to to violate our 4th by blocking the roads. In that event, they are taking our right to be secure in our vehicle for absolutely zero normal traffic related reasons. And if the gov isn't allowed to do that, you sure aren't!
Fun fact: that scene from Indiana Jones was scripted to be a long drawn out fight with swords, but Ford was extremely sick with a high fever and didn't have the time to wait for reshoot. So we got that masterpiece of a scene instead.
I've always loved that factoid. Thank fuck that stuntman had the presence of mind to react properly to Ford's improv. This was so much better than the sword vs whip thing would have been.
As a person who wants more to be done about climate change, the protesters here piss me off because it makes the rest of us look bad. It's like the people who don't practice proper gun safety; they make the rest of the GOOD gun owners look like idiots or killers. This site just needs to stop. PERIOD.
I don't think most of these people really believe in what they're fighting for. It seems more like they're paid to do it and just use the guise of "climate protesters" to someone political advantage. I think they're purpose can be either to make people hate climate change activists to hurt that cause in general, or possibly a smaller political goal like maybe from someone who didn't want that specific mine opening up so they can open it up next year or something like that. Indont have any proof for what I'm saying nor do I really care one way or another but as a casual observer both of these seem more likely to me than those people actually doing what they do to fight climate change. Alot of them are probably just useful idiots but I wouldn't be surprised if some where paid to get things started for a somewhat unrelated reason
Many good things have been achieved because of protest. Don't gun supporters protest when second amendment is threatened? The act is no different, just the cause.
@@darrenfalconer3267 I did not mean to demonize protests in general. You're right that they can do a lot of good. I meant to say that these protesters who were blocking traffic didn't do the cause any favors. Sorry if I didn't make my point clear.
@@rabbitwithagun3240 I hear what you are saying, but I guess you have to realise that to the protestor they are doing what ever it takes to be heard. Only those who align with their view will say they are doing omething right. Those who don't believe in God think door knockers are annoying but to them they are trying to save your soul. Imagine if gods real and you stand there and say shit I wish they did a better job of convincing me haha. It's perspective I guess. I dont agree with blocking transport though. I think it takes a very ignorant person to think it's OK to do that. And I dont believe in violence, but I wish those protestors would be prosecuted by law.
Reminds me of the awful couple that the entire neighborhood hated, when the guy who just lost his wife to cancer was tired of their shit. "Shoulda kept your fucking mouth shut." Gotta give it to the wife though, she kept talking shit not only after he fired a shot over their heads to show he was serious, but after he shot her AND executed her husband. It takes a certain level of spite and/or complete lack of self-awareness to keep calling someone a pussy and saying he won't do shit AFTER he's killed your husband and fatally wounded you.
@whohashamburger855 a channel called active self protection covered this. I think it was something like, a disturbing ego battle or something. But I'll advise you. Its not easy to watch.
Imagine if the cops had done their job and shut down the illegal blockade....then two people wouldn't have died. This one is on the state for allowing it to happen.
I used to drive armored transport and if it's not a legal road closure, god help them. We was always told not to stop for anything. With the government
If they knew of the protest they would most definetely have you guys take an alternate route. I think regardless if you do that even if they appear suddenly you will get in trouble simply because the govt would rather jail you to save face.
Please google this before writing. What the trade unions are protesting about is the fact that somehow the Panama government gave the contract to run the mine to a Canadian company at a quarter of the market rate. Also when it's illegal to give contracts to foreign companies. Panama is basically bankrupt and the government members have been bribed to allow a Canadian company to steal up to 10 billion dollars.
Sounds like the entire country was basically against it, and the government went "nah" and ignored democracy. It's not necessarily about strip mining, but bribery and exploitations of resources.
It's almost like they weren't climate protestors Because they weren't. They were protesting the government signing a contract with a foreign mining company, one that would be detrimental to local workers and the local ecology.
@@rico13bno it can't, you can't pull over for a few minutes to get out of a kidnapping, you can't just get out of your car and walk away from a kidnapping. they were sitting there, unarmed. trash like you are the reason innocent people get put in prison for life. but this is worse, was this man's convenience really more important than two human lives?
@@bobboflybro Jay walking is just crossing the street. It should not be illegal but there should be a cause that says if you don't use a cross walk you forfeit the right to sue
it costed 80millionUSD per day from protesters (total 1.7billion with the Mine adding 3% of GDP)... this guy prevented more profit loss than anyone- if gov adds a dollar value to citizens (which it does) so this guy should have got a medal
This guy went to a forein country as a toursit and decided to kill two people who werent a threat, all because he was going to losse half an hour? Ans he should recieve a medal? What if a Mexican came to USA, was blocked buy a pro Trump rally and decided to shoot them because it pissed him off and blocked his way? Would you say they did a huge favor to USA? Should the guy that tried to end Trump recieve a medal? Im following your logic here..
In North Carolina we have NC House Bill 330 where you can legally plow through any protest with your vehicle. It’s the most based law ever and why we don’t have too many people blocking our roads anymore.
I actually hate the gun law that we have here in Sweden, but I can understand where people are coming from reading some of the brainless comments here. Self-defense is one thing. Shooting/driving over peaceful protesters is on an entirely different planet. How stupid can one be to legalize that. And they are protesting for a good cause. But yeah, vote for Trump and defend the capitalist system and be good company simps and consumers🙄
@@francisdec1615 Go away commie. No one should look to sweden for any advice as your nation is being destroyed by the muslims you invited in. You will wish you had guns.
@@pluntchgunster6156 Pretty sure he'd get some street cred if he told the inmates he got imprisoned for shooting climate activists blocking the highway in cold blood.
Considering that if you go to prison, you're basically getting free accommodations, free food, electricity, water, clothing, security, and all of it is paid for by taxpayers, I'd say he probably didn't see it as a threat at all. I mean, think about it. We live in a time where repeat criminal offenders with rap-sheets the length of a grocery receipt are just released back into the wild in a revolving door. They'll be outside, and you'll be inside.
It wasn't a climate change demo. It's about government corruption and led by the trade unions. The are rumors the cartels are taking sides. This guy is going to have fun in prison!
@@kamikaze00007 Hahahaha bruh when was the last time you were in an American prison? Because it sure as shit isn't like THAT. Number one, it's not free. Number 2, water/electricity/heat/etc isn't guaranteed. They WILL shut your heat off if they feel like it, or at least let it break down and drag their ass on repairing it. Also your only guaranteed security is that which you provide to yourself. It sounds like you've got this idealized view of prisons as if they're run by the book with rules and regulations enforced, no corrupt staff, etc. In reality that characterization couldn't be farther from the truth.
One of the victims may have survived, but unfortunately the highway was shut down and the ambulance wasn't able to get through. Wonder what caused that.
That photo of Mr Darlington is the look of fatigue. Years and years of putting up with people that just piss you off and eat at your sensibilities and values.
The thing that blows my mind is that this guy walked towards the protestors carrying a gun, he told them that he was going to shoot them if they tried to interfere with him, and then they tried to interfere with him. Like how stupid can you get? What did they think was going to happen?
It's not that easy to remove burning debris from a road. This wasn't a climate demo it was a demo against the massive corruption carried out by the panama government. The construction workers union and teachers union are running the protests. When he first arrived there were only women at the protest and he shouted he would only speak to a man. They got two local men out of a surrounding house. They tried to argue with him and he shot them. Unfortunately hand guns are illegal to have in Panama so they weren't able to defend themselves (from his illegal gun) if they were then I suspect Panama would have a new government by now and this guy wouldn't have tried this.
Who the fuck cares what they said? Even when taunted or whatever other BS you may think of, that SOB killed two people in cold blood! I don't care that he threatened deadly force against people fighting a corrupt government selling drilling rights to a foreign power, he is wrong.
Great shout out for Jurassic Park novel. "Metal as hell!" It is way more dark than the movie. The opening scene has a little girl feeding the little dinos, and getting eaten. It is a great book.
The movie was still better though. Probably because the author of the book was involved in the creation of the movie. The book was still pretty good though.
Except that’s not what this was. This whole protest was about the current President selling out the Cooper mine to a Canadian mining firm in a 20 year long agreement. People are, rightly, concerned about the idea of selling out your country’s resources to a much more powerful outside party. This guy’s unhinged and the Gun community lionizing him is going to bite us all in the ass.
Listen i know its a joke but are u panamenian ? U know what its going on here ? Its not about carban emissions its lit those mines are going to destroy the country and about corruption cuz that shit its uncontitotunial dont compare them to the uk soyboys garbage
As someone who looses his shit when stuck in normal traffic, I’m honestly curious if a good lawyer could make a temporary insanity defense due to the unreasonable stress he was put under by the protest.
@@Nuclear5094The fact that he's completely emotionless, could actually be evidence of temporary insanity. If he, in the moment of the shooting believed he was doing nothing wrong, that would be the definition of temporary insanity.
@ollanius_papyrus80 "All cops are bastards, free cop killers, steal cops guns" See making dumb statements based on little to no arbitrary evidence works on the other side too 😂
You guys really do live in a fantasy world where you encounter „woke” shit everywhere. It’s detatched from reality. Cut off from the internet and heal yourself from the sociopathy you’ve developed.
Was this the first or last time this kind of thing happened? I believe it is just the first. It will happen again. I don't believe the "protesters" are smart enough to realize the growing danger they are placing themselves and others in and make this the last time. This is only the ugliest it has gotten - so far.
@@vanquish421it makes perfect sense buddy, he's an old man with not that much time left. Why would he at all be concerned with spending the rest of his life in prison?
@@TapEoka1 a guy in Michigan who got screwed over by the local zoning commission. So he covered a bulldozer with a foot thick shell of steel and concreate, then proceeded to pay their houses a visit.
RU-vid does that automatically with anything controversial and demonetized as a form of trying to scare off the creator from uploading. I uploaded a meme of Chris Hansen and it auto added the Wikipedia definition of rape and pedophile. unlisted my video, copyrighted it, and gave me a 3 week timeout from uploading or commenting. Also demonetized my whole channel permanently. I've since deleted the 12 second video of him saying "take a seat" in rotoscope animation cus obviously I'm the devil, and need to bow down to the RU-vid gods RU-vid is literally communist
I am from Panama. I just want to clarify something. It was not about climate, at leat not all of it, it was mainly about corruption. People had national flags and were chanting slogans anti the current government (wich is the same center left party that ruled us during the millitary dictatorship in the 80s) The thing is, not only the treaty that the whores that we have as a government signed with the mining company was very unconstitutional, it was also a terrible deal for the country and we were and still are not having it. I don't know why this story got told in america from this stupid perspective where it was about just climate.
Thank you for adding context. I hate this stupid culture war, a similar thing happened to "The Killdozer", people add their own context to a crazy persons actions.
It both annoys and cracks me up that google adds a context link despite the fact that Herrera doesn’t actually talk about climate change at all but mostly memes about the guy shooting two people.
Dark but ironic part is they weren't able to get an Ambulance to the shooting victims because their own protest was blocking the traffic through the area 😬😬💀💀
@@LynetteTheMadScientist exactly, there's lots of ways to protest issues with the world peacefully and still reach just as many if not more people blocking traffic and affecting people who have nothing to do with the thing you are protesting is not one of them
The protests here in Panama are not really due to climate. Is due to the contract with the mining operation. The mining company seemingly bought a bunch of politicians to sign the contract that does not benefits the country, is a one sided contract that has almost no benefits to the country and also allows the company to grab any land sorrounding the mining operation.
It is Brandon's audience, they are just little people with not much going in head. Probably gonna call you a snowflake or something since their vocabulary is limited.
Panama is also having a revolution, and he is likely on the wrong side. These weren't climate change protesters. It's about massive government corruption and led by the construction workers union.
The news was reporting he had stage 4 cancer, so I'm wondering if he just didn't care, and they knew prosection would probably not make much of a difference
Hey guys panamenian here, its not just climate protestors, matter of fact its not even the main reason the protest are going on, its because the contract with the mine owner (minera Panamá which is owned by a Canadian mining conglomerate) is really sketchy bordering unconstitutional and only benefits the mine and the corrupt politicians who get a cut of it. Basically its less about climate and more about the systemic corruption that happens over and over in thr country.
@@joemcnulty6814it’s funny because Panama lets people over the age of 70 serve their sentences at home. 😂 He thought this shit through and said he was ready to spend 20 years at home. He’s probably at home right now sipping champagne, watching TV, smoking a cigar while laughing his ass off.
Honestly, I'm amazed this hasn't happened before. Two days before our AARP Veteran was on the news I told my buddy, "Somebody is gonna cap a fool over this." and here we are! Love your content dude and think it will be amazing to see what you post as a sitting politician!! 😁😆
How do you think we got such amazing photos? Brandom went back in time, but just informed the photographer about what would happen so he was ready to take better photos.
@@yocapo32 Mhm it's basically the trolley problem knowing someone is going to die and doing nothing vs going out of your way to kill someone and getting involved
Welp, this guy is going to get a boat load of respect in prison for being the only man base enough to claim he has done what everyone else wishes they could do.
The Biggest Baddest MOFO in the Panama jail goes up to him and asks, "What are you in for?" When he find out, no one is gonna touch that old man while he is in jail.
odd, I know Mexico is different but one of the Cartel's there killed a social media dude that blocked a bridge. so, i guess it just depends where you're at.@@Frisher1
@@TheWorldisaLIE2 here's the thing pal. every news media you've read has lied that the protests are about the climate. sure there's a bit of that in there for the people that live right next to the mine. but the protests are because the government, sold the right to operate the mine, for like 40 years for almost nothing, why? because they got bribed to fuck and back. so the country gets nothing but a massive hole that isn't getting done according to mining enviromental rules. so yeah, guy just killed 2 people protesting corruption in the government. it's not gonna end up well for him in jail. to put an easier to understand example. government sells land to make nuclear power plant. they pocket the money, and the company dumps the nuclear waste on the ground. don't have to be an enviromental activist to complain about that.
Old man status : He lived long enough He's tired of all these shit He becomes a hero for those who are tired after all these counter-productive actions
Let me get something straight. The climate activists breaking shit, throwing paint and food cans and vandalizing shit to get attention are in the wrong in their actions. If anything, I wouldn't be surprised if their groups are backed by big oil because what they're doing is doing the complete opposite of garnering support for climate activism. It's taking away any credibility the movement has and painting every protester as a can-throwing mongoloid. But killing two people over a roadblock is morally unjustified. No matter how much you hate climate protesters, it doesn't change the fact that in this situation there was no threat on Kenneth's life. By definition this was a nonviolent protest, albeit an annoying one, but I don't agree with indiscriminately murdering people over shit you don't like because that's how we devolve into animals. The fact people are making light of this situation and cheering on a deranged 70 year old who shot two people in cold blood because of a roadblock speaks volumes about contemporary barbarism. "It's okay because it's funny" until somebody shoots and kills someone you know over nothing and suddenly it's a horrible tragedy. Delusional, detached man children hiding behind a screen are the only kinds of people I can imagine laughing at this.
I mean, what else do they expect to happen, when the law enforcement and other eligible bodies REFUSE to do anything about the situation? All that is left is for the effected individuals to take matters into their own hands.
Problem is, the protesters are affected individuals. And protests doesnt have anything to do with greens, it is entirely because panama cant even form a functioning government and by now come down to colony status.
@@alexturnbackthearmy1907 No, the protestors are not. Or are you forgetting they were climate alarmism protestors who were actively blocking access to vital infrastructure such as roads? That at least some of them ACTIVELY TAUNTED the old man with a firearm? They can protest all they want, so long as they are doing it somewhere it doesn't actively harm the livelihoods of other citizens. Which blocking highways absolutely does.
oh who would've guessed.... Companies killing protestors in middle american countries. Many such cases. And somehow the US media always brings the public to be on the side of the companies.
Just proves that he's an old POS. That company is a foreign company polluting their drinking water. He's an entitled gringo and lawyer, who worked for these bastards. Yes, I have heard he spent all of his life in Panama, but he's obviously not a Latino or Native American. Even house arrest will be a big blow to that bastard's ego, thankfully.
Fun fact: the ambulances were not let through because the police were using them to breach the blockades. When people got wind of this, they started blocking their way too. Also, Darlington was a university professor, and the people he killed were also teachers, so he ended up killing his coworkers. Also, they were not climate activists. Pretty much the whole country was protesting against the mine. If you actually took the time to do some research, you would find out that the situation is a whole more complicated than "Bad climate activists block the road". This was a historical moment for the country. Also, the mine was absolutely responsible for a lot of death and disease that has been happening since its opening. In that region, Donoso and some other areas from Coclé, the index of births with congenital disease has skyrocketed. The index of people with kidney problems has also skyrocketed. If you go into Google Maps, and look at the place, it is as big as the nearest biggest city. You can also see that the river they use to dump their chemicals is of a whole different color, and it obviously ends up at sea, despite the area being designated a protected area for biodiversity. I hate climate activists that do stupid shit like trying to fuck up the Mona Lisa, or commit vandalism, just as the next door person would, but this was different. We even had infiltrated operators from other countries trying to incite the chaos in order to reach a coup. This was, again, a very complex situation.
Thanks for telling people this. I live just about on the other side of the world, I usually try to be thorough with stuff like this, but I don't think I would've found out otherwise.
@@anomonyous no problem. I just think people should know how it was, not how it was portrayed in the media. We Panamanians are pretty chill people, so for us to get together and protest as a whole, you know the situation is bad.
I’m not that familiar with this case but. Brandon already stated you can’t shoot people just because you don’t like them especially unarmed civilians. And yes I also agree the US Government as well as other governments like China. Have a Long History of turning a blind eye to private companies illegally dumping chemicals and destroying the environment. They also incite violence against these types of protesters and it wouldn’t be a shock to see members of the CIA in bed with the Corporations. Calling for Violence against the protesters or paying homeless people to commit acts of violence at a peaceful protest to Discredit Legitimate protesters. Finally the CIA also has used MK Ultra to create an army of people who will follow any instructions to the letter and not remember what they have done afterwards. However again if you’re going to make such a claim you need to provide the proof to back it up. and as you can tell I do support some level of environmental protests. I don’t want the Government cutting down forests to house illegal immigrants who can’t speak English and compete for Jobs and lower the wages of everyone else as well as contribute to higher taxes higher prices on goods and crime. Nor do I agree with the idiots destroying priceless works of art to promote global warming which many will argue is fake environmentalism as it is promoted. By the same people who turn a blind eye to pollution in countries like Mexico and India. However again while I agree what you’re saying is definitely possible and it wouldn’t be the first time they’ve done stuff like this. some of the things you provided as proof could just be coincidence’s. I’ll give you some advice if you really want proof look up the CEO of the Company in Question and find out who is Funding them. Many people who fund these Corrupt companies use a Variety of tricks to protect their identity but some don’t because they don’t care if people know who they are. and even if they fund it discreetly they often do a bad job hiding their identity for example using a company that’s publicly listed as a company owned by said billionaire to fund a corrupt mining company in Africa or Mexico. In those cases it’s easy to find out who owns said company.
It wasn't really anything to do with climate change. It's about massive government corruption in Panama and the protests are lead by the construction workers union.
a wild thing is he might come away with it... judges often do point out when the police refuses to uphold the law they can't blame someone for handling a situation himself unlawfuly... some countrys got laws that restricts the executive branch in cherry picking laws to apply so in some countrys this might backfire hard because police refusing to uphold the law is declearing a lawless area
Its Panama and he is American but also everyone hates climate protesters and law the enforcement there wasnt doing anything so there is no telling how it will come out really.
I think his firearm was illegal so I doubt they will let him off. That being said I hear Panama has some law against jailing the elderly so he'll probably live out his days under house arrest.
I know that is exactly why I wouldn't vote to convict. He wouldn't have been able to clear the blockade safely, and the police exist to do things like that so that citizens don't get into deadly conflicts with each other.
You could be holding up a single parent on her way to work, who's just hanging on by a thread... A loved one rushing to hospital to say goodbye to his dad... A woman who is going to miss her breast cancer treatment...
That's why he was "attacked" when the protesters forcibly detained him by preventing his legal ingress and egress. Kidnapping, even if passive, is violence.
There are laws in place that remove the responsibility of a motorist if an individual is killed while illegally blocking a roadway without a permit or any legal authority...in the USA at least. That's why J walking is a thing. It's the responsibility of the prosecution to prove that it wasn't a freak accident.
Yep, and he even started removing the barricades before they, a crowd of young men, decided to mess with him. He didn't walk up and start blasting, he walked up, tried to find someone reasonable to talk to, had no luck, tried to remove the blockade, when they protested him doing that, he expressed that he was done talking and things were serious enough to reach for weapons, at which point they literally asked to be shot....
@@hendo337J Walking is a thing because the car companies in the early days wanted to blame the people walking on the road instead of the drivers of the cars. That's literally why it is a thing. J Walking doesn't make any sense at all, if a road is completely clear and there are no cars around why can't I just cross the road?
@@ghoulbuster1I know that's exactly my point. If I cross a street in the US with zero cars on it and a cop sees it it's possible that I will get a ticket for J Walking because I didn't use a crosswalk, which is so stupid. J Walking makes zero sense, never did, never will.
@@lotgxj9215yeah you got a point considering the smog over beijing and that without climate regulations the could be the air over every city Wasnt this protest group found to be paid by a shell exec or im i confusing them
