"Time to Act Now" Roger Hallam | Extinction Rebellion

[@dr.robertt.mullaneiii1561]

Why have I watched this one three (3) times? Cuz I can't wait to go, either. Roger is a good speaker BC he is REAL LIFE. NO B.S.

[@rneedham667]

I've watched many times also

[@pierreheim4695]

Currently my third listening(one of them on my bike !) and not the last one for sure

[@spillarge]

only an idiot would watch that garbage more than once

[@ronmartin1375]

It’s been 2 years. Still here.

[@steevo211]

We Love A Brother Who Knows His History. Wish We All Did. Thank You Master Hallam. All In All... We're Just Another.. Brother Hallam. Educator's 👏

[@alexcb01]

I am genuinely amazed at how many people really don't care. It makes me wonder why people are having children.

[@Vanargand23]

@eileen MAIZE Carey In the US and in other Western countries the Pro Life issue is used by Politicians solely to secure a voter base. As you will know most established political parties are corrupted by Corporate money, and the politicians solely serve their paymasters. The NorthWestern University did a study into the past decade of US legislation and it's beneficiaries. All of it served the Corporates, zero benefited the common voter. So that is why they champion such issues as Pro Life as it's a cover issue, to fool the public.

[@forestdweller5581]

Why does any species reproduce? Do people have children? Does a bear shit in the woods? Woorying aboat reproduction is total nonsense while industrial society destroys the natural world.

[@forestdweller5581]

@catastic Yeah right. I have faith in giant octopus from outerr space. Nevre mind runaway climate and science...long live the cephalopods.

[@claraisely9397]

@grindupBaker see my comment

[@forestdweller5581]

@catastic Yet that "selfish beast" can live endlessly in a small island comunity. Hating your species is not the answer mate.

[@landryprichard6778]

The most passionate lecture about the Crises I've seen as of yet.

[@BrianMartin-ph7pt]

There is no "climate crisis" we are being lied to so carpetbaggers and grifters can steal our freedom and money.

[@dominiquedeveaux361]

Introduction: Farmer to Rebellion leader 00:00 3:00 Rich guy contacts XR: "Whatever it takes" 4:20 COP organizer wants XR to cause chaos at COP 5:45 BBC journalist phones XR and gives advice on how to effectively blockade parliament 6:25 XR is growing exponentially because people are shitting themselves 7:50 You can know about climate change without REALLY feeling it The climate science 9:50 Climate change has killer facts. It's not complicated 11:00 Killer fact 1: By 2022 there will be no permanent ice left in the arctic = chaos 13:33 Killer fact 2: 2 degrees increase is already locked in due to carbon lag, global dimming, the carbon emitted by the soil, etc. 17:00 Thats 4 degrees in the middle of continents -> cant grow grains reliably -> starvation 17:17 Killer fact 3: CO2 concentrations are going up faster and faster. Now at 415ppm. Gonna be at 450 within 10 years -> 2 degrees locked in 19:55 Social collapse: Starts with no welfare payments, then schools shutdown, then hospitals can't function. No food = starvation 21:50 20% crop yield decrease in North America, Europe and Russia in 2018 22:25 Jem Bendell's Deep Adaptation paper: jembendell.com/2019/05/15/deep-adaptation-versions/ 25:13 Millions of refugees -> War -> Your kids being sent to be slaughtered 27:45 Nonlinear dynamics example: Wet bulb effect en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wet-bulb_temperature#Wet-bulb_temperature_and_health Social Science: There's something we can do about it 30:13 32:00 Erica Chenoweth (3.5% rule): kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3u2lpuIobpmatk 33:04 Mass participation civil disobedience can radically change the political direction of a society in a short amount of time PERIOD. 36:15 Why civil disobedience works: Disruption and sacrifice Civil Disobedience (Tell the truth and act as if the truth is real) 40:13 42:20 Independent action: Flying drones at Heathrow airport 43:35 First story: Salt march (Gandhi) 46:20 Freedom Riders (Civil rights movement) 49:35 Children's march (Civil rights movement) 52:35 King's College fossil fuel divestment campaign 59:04 XR April 15th rebellion 1:02:12 3 Reasons people choose to get arrested and/or go to prison: 1. People are simply terrified 1:03:00 2. It's an act of conscience 1:04:34 3. It's an adventure! 1:07:34 Going to prison: A closer look 1:10:13 In Egypt: Prison = Torture. Not in Britain.. yet 1:11:30 Going through what it means to get arrested in Britain 1:13:37 Going through what it means to go to prison in Britain 1:19:14 The only people who are going to do something about the climate crisis are ordinary people 1:23:27 "The greatest fear we have is not the fear of the powerful, but the fear of our own power. The fear that we could actually make a difference." *REBEL FOR LIFE!!*

[@mfrown]

Great summary

[@dominiquedeveaux361]

@@mfrown thanks!

[@shaunaburton7136]

There's people who really care about this but there's so many people who won't do anything.

[@luisgrod0]

It’s time to write the UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF ANIMAL RIGHTS.

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

Try telling that to his fellow extinction rebellion leader Gail Bradbrook who defends her right to eat meat by declaring herself a Pagan and then ask them about their refusal to condemn animal agriculture, and it's part in the ongoing extinction of numerous species all over the globe. These people are hypocrites and delusional crackpots with no real answer to a problem that they don't seem to have a proper grasp on.

[@lunalisiria5681]

He says at 51:38: When the fear goes, radical political change happens. True words.

[@BJAvegan]

If eating less meat is important to slowing climate change and we are in a climate crisis, then eat no meat at all. We can't be risking it this impending disaster with just a little bit of action.

[@palomawoma]

Many people making small efforts is more valuable than a few people being perfect. Humanity isn't perfect. We can all just try our best

[@GeorgePMusic]

i agree:)

[@assezzen194]

@@palomawoma Unfair logic. You compare two unsatisfying outcomes. Anyone who agrees on the urgency agrees that MAXIMUM EFFORT must be the goal. If you tell people "eat less meat" a small percentage of them with do a little effort. If we decide collectively to forbid raising cattle and killing cattle then everyone goes vegan at once. And the result is huge. And we get a standing chance to survive. The time for lukewarm, slow change over decades is over. The talk was about changes in WEEKS.

[@palomawoma]

@@assezzen194 No, you create a black market. Education and patience whilst people adjust to change is better. In my opinion, obviously you are free to believe otherwise :)

[@BJAvegan]

@@assezzen194 The way I am seeing it is, we have to be honest about what can solve our climate crisis. If enough people "go vegan" we can do it. If not enough do, we can't. We do not know the exact number. It is not work risking all the animals and our lives. We need to help people see and feel good about the solution. helping those that need changing habits or careers. It difficult for people to change quickly, but in this case, Id' say we need to stop the Arctic from melting in three to five years. How many can we get see that going vegan will have dramatic results. I agree with you we can't "ban eating meat". I agree with you, " The time for lukewarm, slow change over decades is over."

[@szkielet137]

Great speech!

[@Beery1962]

19 minutes of this talk, from 10:56 to 30:00 should be being broadcast on every major TV channel every day at prime time. If that happened, we wouldn't have a few million protesters coming out on a Friday to march. Instead, we'd have the global revolution we need.

[@Beery1962]

@Muso Snoop LOL. I'm the guy who's a victim of psychological warfare, says the guy who has somehow become convinced that 97% of the world's scientists and 99.99% of the world's climate scientists are lying to us.

[@philraggett4059]

I`m english but lived out my life in Australia in the tropics , yes we have winter but always more like your summer , we used to have maybe 0 or - 0 a couple of days or broken up over a week or two . But this has receded over the last 10 years to the point of last year and this winter just gone , We Didn't Have A Winter . Today is the 6th day of spring and it`s 36deg , this is normally a mid summer temp . I`m a firm believer that it may be too late over here .

[@skaermf]

What the paper called? ( 22:25 ) I googled around a bit and found one called Deep Adaptation: A Map for Navigating Climate Tragedy by Jem Bendell. Is that the one?

[@skaermf]

I'm also curious about where it was downloaded from 450,000 times

[@tjlepage185]

Yes that's it. www.lifeworth.com/deepadaptation.pdf

[@achenarmyst2156]

Skærm Følelse Yes, that‘s the one.

[@mofa8955]

Could you please give us the sources/papers about the 2 topics: CO2-lag (+0.7°C) and stop of Pollution (+0.7°C)? Thank you

[@embro5695]

Removing aerosols: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/2017GL076079 CO2 lag is just radiative imbalance. More about it and also aerosl masking here: www.giss.nasa.gov/research/briefs/hansen_16/ If you want to recalculate radiative forcings to temperature use the climate sensitivity: 0.75 Centigrades / Wm-2

[@ladyfaye8248]

If I had had this talk as my intro to XR, I could have circumvented all the petty attitudes of local do-gooders who took up 'leadership' roles in local XR groups. This talk by Roger is probably ranking in on e of the most influencial and important talks in the history of humanity. It inspires me.

[@aaronaarons3859]

@@justinthyme7275 Your response is a typical *ad hominem* attack, lacking in substance.

[@thebritishbookworm2649]

Don't be pathetic!

[@stran1234]

Trying to find a technological "solution", as in geoengineering, will only deter from the real problem, exponentially rising greenhouse gases. The painful truth is that there is no solution other than reducing our emissions drastically and now.

[@CRHall-ud9mq]

Late evening before last, I walked my dog to the top of a hill partially overlooking the Pennines and North West of England, including the Wirral and Cheshire as far as the Welsh mountains. While ascending, I was struck by the most unusual intermittent waves of heat that moved across the land, and through us. I felt the energy of the world forests and felled trees of recent time dissipating, and a strong sense of what is to come. People of society everywhere have no real idea of what is to come, of what the lies have done to their children let alone grandchildren, especially those who choose not yet to feel these things, but to think money, medicine, modern chemical and machine is going to save any of us is a wishful and non practical delusion; those things, actions and attitudes are what have brought us to this BRINK. I've been ignored and laughed at while warning at least everyone in my home town, since I awoke to truth that we are on the brink of no return for the past 28 years. The suffering of the many have not yet begun, but it will, while I witness with regrettable disappointment as so many continue to cause the 'ship' to sink; it will be slow and increasingly disturbing. 26/08/2019

[@CRHall-ud9mq]

@Jota Rider thanks for sharing. I'm aware of thermals, felt them before, though I couldn't compare them to those I mentioned. My senses intuitive reading of any kind of energy have for 52 years proven correct. The intermittent tide-like waves of thick energetic heat came strong and felt to pass through us. The hill a mere gradient of 200 - 210 above sea level, overlooking the planes of Cheshire, and the Wirral being coastal. Here we are open to all weather coming in from the Atlantic, from Europe and Africa weather tends to move through Southern England just before it reaches us.

[@pjimerson]

We've been on the brink of no return for 28 years? It not having happened yet hasn't shaken your conviction at all has it? One might conclude that your feelings on the matter are immune to any data that contradicts your opinion. If you were waiting for the 2nd coming of Jesus for the last 28 years everybody would know you were nuts. Your views are just as flexible and just as based on reason and scientific fact as all those Jesus folk waiting for Armageddon. You said it yourself. You could feel the "intermittent waves of heat". You "felt the energy of the world forests and felled trees" and had a "strong sense of what is to come." One doesn't even need to offer a counter argument against someone like yourself. You seem to credit yourself with supernatural perception and godlike powers of prediction. If every global warming alarmist was as willing to reveal themself to be as bonkers are you clearly are this debate would be a lot more fun and over much sooner. IN SHORT, YOU ARE MY HERO, CARRY ON.

[@EdMadio]

Mr. Hallam's sentiment is pretty much true. I support this movement based on the analysis of one of these founder. People will not see things until the moment it happened to them. What we have is a "run-away train" with regards to CO2 emmission. The north pole Arctic and southpole Antarctica is shedding its ice faster than what is recorded in history. Desertification is growing fast despite the effort of Kyoto protocol in merchandising carbon footprints through reforestation. The problem lies in growing population in search of pastures and farms, like in Brazil where a third of the rain forest had already disappeared for farms, and offsetting that lost is pretty much impossible. There is a glimpse of hope - the massive reforestation along the Sahara dessert in Africa to combat famine, poverty, and mass migration had already began 10 years ago, the only problem is that the world had turn off the tap in these mega-project due to unknown reason.

[@dominicpossingham4000]

Could someone please link the paper regarding food shortage thankyou

[@joshuaperry4536]

He's a good man. Let's all go and stop roads. Fuck up the system that's caused this mess.

[@brianwheeldon4643]

This is a hell of a talk Roger... pays to listen to it every few months to remind ourselves we aren't dreaming. To remind ourselves this is real, absolutely real. We New Zealanders think or believe we live on Planet B. It's a mixture of deliberate social policy to keep the population ignorant of the facts and articles in the Guardian that say NZ is the safest country on the planet. We are living in a dream. Action is all that is left to us in the extreme short term to change the system, change our thinking and attitudes, and get busy on a WW2 footing to save something of the living world, and some of our kids and grandkids.

[@timtam2126]

Roger is a great thinker and talker.

[@onestartravellermarkeymark5329]

When I lived in PZ we dumped tons of waste from the beaches in front of the council offices to highlight dirty beaches and eventually they listened but it took time.....but it worked......disruption and attention works

[@LuxAeterna22878]

That's so cool! I hope such action works in other places in the world. I think we're going to need a crap load of people willing to engage in civil disobedience for this to work.

[@malcolmburn1113]

not really. Just pisses people off for the most part.

[@killersushi99]

So you polluted the land to protest. XD

[@davideddy2672]

Like fuck has it worked - it didn’t make a shit of difference, further to which much of what you dumped was ‘collected’ to create a stunt, no further follow up, no further progress.

[@onestartravellermarkeymark5329]

@Flat Eric stopped taking planes 30 years ago..and stopped listening to trolls

[@infinitecuriosity9210]

Great talk once again roger, I like the summary of the facts of climate crisis-TRUTH, your Audience is absolutely silent from shock

[@tomcullen8367]

Does anyone know the Harvard scientist Roger references who discovered the hole in the ozone? My google search came up with 3 British scientists; Joe Farman, Brian Gardiner and Jonathan Shanklin. Could not find one from Harvard.

[@touche97]

Tom Cullen for numbers ans science i suggest peter wadhams, professor..

[@tjlepage185]

The people who discovered the Ozone Hole are Mario J Molina, who was at MIT but is retired, and F. Sherwood Rowland, who is deceased. James Anderson does ozone research at Harvard and I'm guessing that's who he means. www.seas.harvard.edu/directory/janders. Need to get those facts straight!! (Like 6 of seven billion of us dad? By which projection?)

[@sirierieott5882]

It will happen like this... One day, after another warm winter and another unbeatable hot humid summer, utility failures and food shortages will become the norm. Persisting without end, way past the three years of failed harvests. Shops become steadily emptied of the basics, then the luxuries, people become irrational, then violent, then killers. Food, electricity, gas, will just stop, then the fuel will run out. Those with renewable energy, stored food, drink will become targets, Then you realize there is no more police, no government, no healthcare, no TV broadcasts, no trustworthy news. In the apocalypse, it’s recorded propaganda 24/7. Without pay, people will go rogue on mass. Disperse into the countryside. Famine, flood, fire, heat, drought, disease, storms, surges, resource wars & civil breakdown will together wreak havoc on all aspect of civil society. The ‘mad scramble’ of carbon capture & renewable energy monopoly is too little, too late to retain civilization as you recognize it now, Man will survive in isolated pockets of survivable, defendable enclaves. I used to believe 2B (billion) might survive, leaving 8B dead. Now I believe barely a few hundred million might survive worldwide a hundred years from now. To be clear- that’s 10B early painful, distressing human deaths. Within a human lifetime into the next century.

[@tarverator]

I think you are overly optimistic. Insects and jellyfish may survive, but vertebrates are done for.

[@andyshelly3473]

this is one of the most important speech,s that i have ever listened to !

[@RussCR5187]

Agreed! Depending on how many people are actually affected by it, potentially one of the most important in human history.

[@lionelmerbles9375]

This is a con! The sky is not falling. CO2 levels are not related to global temperature.

[@rogerwoodhouse7945]

Nonsense.Climate change has always been part of the worlds evolution. If you want something to demonstrate about that is truely important to the future stability of our future its the release of Tommy Robinson illegally imprisoned .Islam is the greatest threat to our way of life within the next ten years.Not climate change.

[@kathrynepaine2883]

True, but water vapor is. This is the true driver of raising the GLOBAL avg Temp increase. They hydrological cycle has been disregulated because of all the military weather modification and particles in the air. It has created a thermal blanket, keeping heat in. Plus all the Stratospheric Atmospheric Injection formulas they use destroy ozone, so now the sun burns hotter.

[@spex357]

@@rogerwoodhouse7945 Climate change is really Global levelling. Leveling is what they've been doing since they murdered the Romanovs. They quickly did some leveling right across Europe to remove the family's with wealth and favour in the local community, who they knew would not agree with their plans. The few who escaped this slaughter did so by siding with the enemy, the likes of VW and Siemens. Not happy with that they've been across the world levelling and even Mr Blair did he's bit. Steal the gold, flatten the cities to make sure they can't rise again. The same process is being used by the EU and UN. The UN Climate policy according to a senior boss is nothing to do with the Climate, its purpose is to keep the poor poor, by taxation. Meanwhile at grass roots level, over 20 European countries have had their wealth spirited away, a wage reduction has hit millions and all caused by migration and the countries have been loaded with super high debt levels. As a condition of joining, you can't have the wealth to be able to rise again as an individual country. The plan is a sustainable, global pay, global rules, one world government, Corporate Socialism.

[@mookisabatuki4201]

here here

[@mattw9764]

This estimate of 0.7 degrees of global cooling due to effects on solar radiation of industrial emissions - the so-called global dimming - is wildly uncertain - a fact that has been highlighted by the IPPC reports for decades. Switching off the cooling could amount to half as much global warming again as already seen (half a degree) or it could result in very little global average temperature increase at all. In the absence of more certainty, the precautionary principle applies - assume it could be the worse case.

[@Vanargand23]

Matt W Global dimming is the least of your problems. It's not Increasing temperatures, nor sea level rise, nor warmer oceans, nor severe weather, nor desertification, nor the migrations of millions, it's what comes from left field that will finish off mankind. KZbin James G. Anderson Harvard professor of Atmospheric Chemistry, and listen carefully to what he has to say about Climate Structures. Then you can start worrying about what else you have never heard of that is going to kill you and everyone you know.

[@LuxAeterna22878]

@@Vanargand23 You mean (among other things) the microorganisms held in check by permafrost that will be released, right?

[@tommcd527]

@@LuxAeterna22878 and the methane

[@benw-king3380]

I find some people's responses to ER quite bizarre. I'm talking about those folk that complain about the methodology; it's almost as though they are living in a parallel world, whereby they are trying to 'get on with their lives' whilst Extinction Rebellion is doing its best to make their lives difficult. We are all living on the same planet. A planet which is being put under intolerable pressure by our activity; if we don't act now, ER's actions will be entirely insignificant in comparison to what we'll face as a species.

[@brendafosmire6519]

Roger - excellent talk. I’m in. You’ve made the case for disruption. I’m ready to disrupt. Now where I live in Golden, Colorado, USA, I need to gather a group and figure out how to get started....

[@dorilaboune8498]

Perhaps someone can enlighten me, if we already have 3.5°C warming locked in, then what the hell are we fighting for? Our children not having a horrible death is unavoidable at this level. What is the best case scenario the movement is trying to achieve?

[@butlerb6]

That kind of attitude is a cop-out. We have to at least try. And we could use your help.

[@teresahothatsshields]

The most comprehensive and knowledgeable speeches I’ve ever heard on the subject....should be required listening at all universities, to start! Thank you Roger !

[@LuxAeterna22878]

@@steve-r-collier Talk to scientists who have studied this for almost 72 years if you think he's "brainwashed". Facts are facts, and no amount of vitriol or ignorance on your part will change this.

[@DominionMovementDotOrg]

watching and listening to this now. it’s really good. those outtakes to the audience too make my heart plummet.

[@TheWalrusWasDanny]

I'm not convinced that there's enough prison spaces to put us all in prison!! Danny

[@rachelpettet2818]

TheWalrusWasDanny maybe that's why bojo has announced funding for 10000 more places?

[@btugrul]

As long as they feed us all when the times of starvation and social collapse come, prison doesn't sound that bad (and maybe even safer than being outside!)

[@rneedham667]

They will use immigrants to build more....lol

[@surfinmuso37]

They wil just expand them into concentration camps and put us all owork as slaves for the cunt elites.......already happening in some gaols now

[@Mutineer9]

The US already has 1% of there population in prison. You talk about Gulag. Gulag never was this big, even 30% of the population moved from villages to cities in 10 years. You will have social unrest with this scale of social change.

[@sirinep9267]

When he adds up predicted temperature increase from lag etc; 3.6 + human activity, it adds up to 6.3 degrees locked in warming? 3.6 + 2.7. Is that right? Is that locked in then?

[@adamatfuturely6651]

This is one of those talks you need to watch a couple of times while repeatedly picking your jaw up off the table.

[@jeffsimon9594]

I too am amazed they have a wild-eyed Charlie Manson character as their figurehead

[@fionaprior4143]

You dont name the sustainability professor: Jem Bendell.

[@henridupascal2184]

Thanks, was looking for this.

[@JoergWessels]

HIs paper named Deep Adaptation didn't pass peer review which means it isn't of adequate scientific quality.

[@BuddyCalyxed]

@@JoergWessels peers are some the lying fekkers hes on about and academics.

[@JoergWessels]

@@BuddyCalyxed source?

[@tripzville7569]

Hi @@JoergWessels it didn't pass peer review because it was to full of the brutal truth

[@tskvoty1913]

Thanks for this great, inspiring and entertaining speech, said it all! I happen live in "the tropics" you mentioned. As a close spectator of the massive looting of natural resources, destruction of primary forests and its biodiversity can only back you that true, real and determined action will stop this utter madness!

[@amandalarsson1623]

Looking for the study predicting mass starvation in Europe that he speaks about, can anyone help?

[@thengel24235]

deep adaptation by jem bendell

[@AaronNGray]

Where are all the references to papers and the scientists who wrote them in your comments section. To be taken seriously you have to have proper references !

[@zenmoments7695]

Start here: rebellion.earth/the-truth/the-emergency/

[@magsmart]

Aaron Gray you will find Jem Bendell has a lot of the facts. Google him. Professor at Uni of Cumbria, a campus of Uni of Lancaster

[@amunraja]

Go do your own research, this is a speech.

[@AaronNGray]

@@amunraja I have been researching climate change since the 90's

[@knittedgandhi4956]

I can't believe this hasn't had more views. I don't know how to do this, but could it (or parts of it) be made into an audio podcast? That way it might be something that helps get the message out?... Especially to counter the inevitable mainstream media backlash in Sept 2020.

[@rongablue]

The billions spent on Space exploration, searching for planets capable of sustaining human life, would be better spent on healing our sickly planet Earth which is yearning for our support.

[@tomcullen8367]

Does anyone have a link or info about the paper Roger references that came out last week about Carbon in the soil?

[@misterbigears8459]

Is it by the Russian scientist studying the melting of the permafrost? I think the permafrost is giving off methane- 4 times the effect of carbon in the air.

[@ssjmonstar]

The time to act was over 30 years ago......

[@lyndaschroeder8117]

Great info. Great voice. The closet you can look like your audiences, the more they will believe you. Crazy, but true.

[@malcolmburn1113]

pure silliness

[@odinallfarther6038]

I agree with far more of what he says than I disagree with to the point that my disagreements are not even worth mentioning !

[@LouisGedo]

Time to act now....it's time to: *Create a Better World by......Going and Staying healthy and VEGAN*

[@AnthonyCook78]

Create a better world by... STOP REPRODUCING, STOP DRIVING CARS, STOP FLYING, STOP EATING MEAT, STOP LOGGING, STOP FASHION, STOP CONCRETE, STOP PLASTIC, STOP ECOCIDE, STOP FRACKING, STOP OIL EXTRACTION! Have you done all that yet?

[@AnthonyCook78]

I can't believe you had to edit your comment, don't you just copy and paste over and over again?

[@weatherdevil9029]

@@AnthonyCook78 stop your amazon and ebay purchases of tat from far off lands too

[@anarchisttechsupport6644]

Louis: *watches video on direct action* Louis, afterwards: fuxk yeah, go Vegan! Are you freaking serious?!

[@LouisGedo]

@@anarchisttechsupport6644 Sweetie, you have it all wrong........I didn't watch the video. Have a nice day, cupcake.

[@cypress1337]

Everyone should consider this video, absorb it, google it.

[@cypress1337]

Google it, don't trust me. Don't reply to my comment.

[@3sotericCompassionist1976]

The easiest and most effective way to combat climate change is to adopt a *VEGAN* lifestyle......🙏🌱

[@GeorgePMusic]

definitely and also start supporting green energy companies like ecotricity that generate their electric from 100% renewable sources... wind and solar... joined ecotricity 2 weeks ago..

[@3sotericCompassionist1976]

@@richardbailey8429 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2aaqnqIebCKfck

[@assezzen194]

@@richardbailey8429 Unfair argument. A vegan can eat locally grown potatoes for instance (I do that). And by the way, in most cases, even plant food from the other side of the Planet can cause less C02 than the cow from your garden that you slaughter with your own hand (you know, to save on transportation). Most cows are fed soy / corn... Anyone who fights to save the Planet and is not a vegan is mentally limited or uncongruent... Going vegan is free and immediate.

[@3sotericCompassionist1976]

@@richardbailey8429 where do you carnist get your entitlements to unnecessarily murder innocent, defenseless, voiceless sentient beings. We eat what we want .....not stolen corpses and cadavers that were once living beings that wanted to live just like you and me. If you ever get annoyed by my animal advocacy.....just remember that if you're locked in a cage, torchured, exploited, abused and murdered I'll speak up for you too.......I'll never shut up !

[@Vroombout69]

Joshua Farmer If it’s GMO with glyphosate bred into it it’s poison

[@davidshebib4135]

help start eco villages. 200 + people wanted

[@strongdecaf3729]

Clearly, police and prisons are very different in UK than US.

[@WillHall]

I'm with you but please include all citations to academic papers and sources, that will strengthen and spread.

[@magsmart]

Will Hall google Jem Bendell for facts

[@wiltonhall]

@@magsmart Please read my comment - I myself have a good grasp of the papers and sources including the Bendell paper. I was recommending that XR and others always include citations and sources //so we can share this with others to strengthen and spread//. If you ask a lot of people why they don't support XR it will be because they think XR is exaggerating the severity of the crisis and therefore non-scientific. The solution to that is to always bring strong citations and science. Keep in mind we need to grow the movement and bring more people in and that means making the science as accessible and available as possibly.

[@zaffranmoon1580]

Good point.

[@Hermes1548]

You canʼt disturb the sacred sacredness of the fossil-fuel death machine. ~Roger Hallam, on what a Judge tells you when you are arrested as an Extinction Rebellion activist. (min. 1:14:27).

[@tripzville7569]

Has anything changed or as Nikola Tesla said "the world is not yet ready for the great and the good".

[@martisole6249]

Hey there, I'm trying to write some kind of summary of this talk (I will later put the link aviable). Does someone know what does Roger say at 17:02 ? I dont understand if he says that middle (? like ecuatorial?) continents will go up by 4º nor i get where he gets that fact... -->Thanks! I also hope i'll be able to link all the scientific papers he's referencing (though i'm not sure i'm capable of such research) docs.google.com/document/d/1Q01g6VIuF-OiWEMjZfP39394aAuSvwXw7esl_ssNR2U/edit?usp=sharing

[@Vroombout69]

Martí Solé It’s a lie sooooooo

[@martisole6249]

The link is already on!

[@Rsummons]

Did you ever find the papers? I've struggled.

[@markadams8041]

Greenland is currently melting at the level of what the most pessimistic predictions said that it would by 2070.

[@howmathematicianscreatemat9226]

what would you personally conclude from that about the time when we have a sufficiently ice free artctic, before or after 2035?

[@markadams8041]

@grindupBaker I do understand that it was the European heat wave moving over Greenland, so it could be seen as anomalous, but I do think that it is at least concerning. I personally find it very depressing. It does limit the amount of hope that I have for the health of the planet.

[@markadams8041]

@@howmathematicianscreatemat9226 I am mainly just a newsgeek and therefore a doomer. I don't have enough scientific statistical background to feel comfortable making a guess, because my guess would not be sufficiently educated.

[@howmathematicianscreatemat9226]

@@markadams8041 ; wow, thank you for your honesty... most people would have just stated a guess number and not be so honerable to the other person!

[@gwenrees7594]

@grindupBaker Oh I see. I think it's still a big concern though.

[@wild_mike2906]

Here in Victoria Australia, we are in summer, yet we have snow in the highlands

[@aaronaarons3859]

Are you sure it's snow, and not ash from the fires? ::smile::

[@awol2602]

This talk is one that counts. (The quote attributed to Mandela I believe is Marianne Williamson's.)

[@rneedham667]

True!!

[@SteveMoyer]

Has anyone thought about a global boycott?

[@carlomatismus8458]

Joining extinction Rebellion seems like a fantastick new years resolution for me.

[@tubsymcghee7169]

Roger Hallam bases his non-violence theory on a study which showed that non paramilitary or guerilla mass movements were more effective. However these 'peaceful' movements were not passive in the way XR strives to be, they involved plenty of confrontation, rioting and fighting back, they just didn't involve organised armed struggle to any large extent. You don't have to take up arms to have a spiky street presence with the ability to defend itself and slow down or hamper the actions of the state in stopping it - in fact it's exactly what you need if you are going to genuinely disrupt capital and move beyond the kind of spectacle that XR are very good at, but which is clearly not really troubling the state.

[@00bowegw]

Hi there. I organise with XR in Scotland and would like to create a simple fact sheet of why we're already at 2degrees locked in. Could you provide references for rogers figures and quotes around 1) carbon lag 2) global dimming 2) carbon in the soil. Thanks

[@martisole6249]

doesn't he mention some studies? When i finish the talk i'll probably write a summary-resume of everything he said and i'll look for the papers supporting it. Hopefully this will help the movement in Barcelona. I'll leave a link so you can access and use it to wake people up

[@singingway]

Skepticalscience.com cites sources

[@Vroombout69]

Guy Bowen Don’t embarrass yourself, it’s a lie

[@shaunnasworkshop]

Man, UK prison sounds nice. Not so sure I'd feel the same in a Los Angeles County prison.

[@shaunnasworkshop]

But, it's still worth it.

[@lizindigo5366]

We need to stop GEOENGINEERING!

[@aaronaarons3859]

Geoengineering isn't one thing. What "geoengineering" is happening that we need to stop?

[@Benjaminimize]

Can someone please point me to an article or paper that corroborates the claim that the Arctic will be ice free this year 2022. When I google it I can’t find info on it but I’m not skilled at finding this info. Thank you From the info I have found it seems this hasn’t come pass, there is still permanent ice at the Arctic. But on the wwf website it says permanent ice will be gone by 2040.

[@Benjaminimize]

I have found the 2018 Forbes article where James Anderson says “The chance that there will be any permanent ice left in the Arctic after 2022 is essentially zero” But I would be interested to see other scientists attest to this claim. Was Anderson wrong? Is there any permanent ice left?

[@612morrison]

A room full of sheep.

[@the81kid]

Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right.

[@sbeast64]

"Martin Luther King was on the phone, 'don't do it' ". Lol

[@harper277]

Sacrifice yourself, the history supports you on that! I’m worried you’re prepared to sacrifice innocent people (who didn’t choose to be a sacrifice) which is what you claim you’re trying to prevent and this could make your intentions evil. If you put people at risk YOU are those policemen splitting heads and the majority will turn on YOU for that.

[@aaronaarons3859]

What the PTB are doing and have been doing is putting the survival of life on Earth, most of it innocent people and other entirely innocent species, at great risk. I'd personally be happy to contribute to the deaths of a few million capitalists and other powerful people to prevent that.

[@aaronaarons3859]

@@harper277 I am probably a lot older than you are, having been politically active since 1956, if you don't count my naive, and fortunately trivial, participation in soliciting funds for the Jewish Nazional Fund in the early 1950's, or my verbal support for Adlai Stevenson in 1952. My personal morality includes support for the extra-judicial neutralization of capitalist mass murderers. In fact, if it weren't for my lack of courage and even more extreme lack of military skills, I might have eliminated some myself, perhaps starting with the major executives of companies that produce arms for the Saudis, Israel, and the NATO countries, and of other planet destroyers.

[@aaronaarons3859]

@Danny Scholten On the contrary, I'm ashamed of how little I've actually done to neutralize capitalist predators.

[@dgontar]

19:24 More like the end of the human race.

[@amunraja]

Watching this legit changed my life. I'd be happy to get arrested for this cause. May the civil disobedience ensue.

[@bazza5699]

still a relatively low number of views considering how important a topic :(.. this should be shown in every school.

[@anarchisttechsupport6644]

Great seminar! It takes a while to get to the real premise. But the first half hour's setting up? Is seriously necessary - too few people talk about the depth of damage we're doing.

[@asasarthur2204]

Great speech but the room's so beige it's fucking with my eyes

[@-LightningRod-]

comprehensive, chronological, and inescapable. Thanks for the Face Punch, i thought this was non-violent. I think i shall complain Unfortunatly i am now labelled a threat so i will probably get arrested

[@onestartravellermarkeymark5329]

Funnily enough it was in PZ where I started campaigning on the climate...about 1988, and then apart from doing aid work in Africa took no more planes since then.I went to China in 1989 by train ..great trip. We have moved an inch since the 80's and whether or not we have time to stop the rot is debatable. XR is the last throw of the dice in my opinion.

[@amandaharig1978]

I am asking myself which fear is greater: The fear of life unsustainable. Vs. The fear of prison. I gotta say, I fear for my child moreso than my fatass every day of the week. It's taken me months to actually listen to this movement. It's painful. There are critics. It's emotional. Somewhat squishy. It feels vulnerable. I was begging to work for the oil fields in my region just to be able to afford painting in my free time. That now feels like a moral crime and an unacceptable course of action.

[@LuxAeterna22878]

I understand your dilemma, but the fear of life unsustainable is worse. You have the opportunity to take the RIGHT side in the most important moral struggle humanity has ever known. We will judged for thousands of generations to come for what we do NOW. Do the right thing and you will be remembered with honour!

[@amandaharig1978]

I live in the San Juan basin and there are XR activists out of Santa Fe. I hope to make a connection there and see if the local "Frack Free" group might like to increase their numbers. We'll see how the conversation goes. First off, though, I need to buy the handbook. I can't risk jail (yet) because I have a kindergartener and her father is dead. But some of these protests (the Irish one in particular) are brilliant in their performances. The Navajo have the indigenous flare of dance and song and I don't think it'll be much of a stretch considering the local Chaco Canyon protests. I tell you this as not only a response to your encouragement, but brainstorm as well. Connecting these communities seems to be the biggest challenge here.

[@Vroombout69]

Amanda Harig The fear of God

[@amandaharig1978]

@@Vroombout69 Nope. Not at all a factor. That is called magical thinking. I have little tolerance for it.

[@azami123]

Important information I watched it a few times now

[@louiseclifford5184]

Thanks Roger you are a champion, a truth teller. Keep up the good work.

[@charlesashurst1816]

Who, me? Get arrested? Perhaps get beat up? Go to prison? You know? I really hate going around trying to get signatures on the Clean the Darn Air petition (have you signed yet?), but hey; at least I'm not getting arrested. Who knows though. It might come to that. It might come to that when I realize that everything I cherish is going out the window anyway.

[@mayanthen2615]

This man apparently half completed a PhD in social sciences. Civil disobedience was his specialty, not climate change.

[@georgerasmutin699]

GRIFTER , he took donated money and bought a Hummer my geuss he's one in a long line of grifters and con men to capitalize on weather disruption. Hope not but eh

[@LifeOfRiley100]

What are the books that he mentions? I want to get up to date with the mindset of XR

[@stevepetty7009]

It would be nice to know if he has worked out a sensible do-able plan for tackling global warming that he could put to the elites he despises. But he seems to have just studied disruption strategy. What does he mean EXACTLY by ACT NOW. And does he think destroying the economy will help?

[@keycuz]

Could ending fashion save the world?

[@mikedee1771]

You ask a logical question but these folk haven't got that far with their thinking.

[@stevepetty7009]

@@mikedee1771 You are right. Constructive input takes more ability.

[@achenarmyst2156]

Steve Petty If you had listened carefully you would have known that economic breakdown is the result of climate change itself. The only chance to keep a core of industrial activity operational is to stop climate change. And the only way to achieve this is disobedience and sacrifice. Why should the WEF invite Greta Thunberg? Because the world economic leaders begin to grasp that she may be their last hope.

[@druid-iago1345]

The powers that be have recognition though they have a short shelf life in that a politician has a fixed term - They are not good at long term strategies which are potentially disruptive to life style - look at the quantity of people flying off for week ends or a day trip - the whole way of our life has to change from private gain and socializing the environmental harm to owning ones environmental responsibility and tailoring our personal gain -

[@johnbroberg594]

Their 5G connection needs to be addressed. Why all the big corporate support and people on your board with telecom connections

[@SandyJane]

John Broberg, because they are clearly controlled opposition! You don’t think they would be allowed to block roads in London if they weren’t Government backed, do you?

[@EnvironmentalCoffeehouse]

Hello Roger.

[@valhala56]

This was the speech man!! I already know all this and it's still a gut punch.,

[@patriciapowell3998]

hi Sandy this guy is good..I like his honesty and info..hes not afraid to tell the truth...like you

[@davidwilkie9551]

"I will not kill" is another complicated and messy application of self-control. You have to change personal behaviours you've inherited from the "belief, faith, hope and trust" in empirical/religious and ordinary impositions, based on Actuality. We have to put the life of the actual Methodology and knowledge into a system of self-sacrificial death, (life evolves in death), based on assumptions, lies and false promises of an "afterlife". All things are connected, here-now-forever, in one universal being that we represent individually, by a pulsed, integrated wave-package in the Universal Hologram. We amount to the mechanical equivalent of an idea, which is the solidified version of what has been assumed to be "Soul", mind in body, and "skin in the game" means that the embodiment of intentional concepts is either on the positive side of average participation in the culture, or a soulless psychopathology needing a better education. So the Golden Rule applies, using the gift of observational scientific in-form-ation memory, is probability cubed mathematically speaking, you have to be yourself ..what you expect from others ..and optimize your awareness of holistic Actuality. (Act in haste, repent at leasure, or, Optimal integration is the evolutionary survival mechanism, we have access to the rhythms of Shakespearean history) The legal implications of making a mistake against your own conscience, is that you become an instant victim of "the system" ready to take advantage of your "weaknesses", such as believing in the fraudulent authority and faked intentional policies of liars. You have to work it out for yourself from first principles as soon as you're old enough to think.

[@kevinguyan522]

Every protest in history has an element of #TellTheTruth as a tenet ........

[@johnsteven1247]

Would someone please reply here with the correct spelling of the name [Erika Chenyer?] and any information about her work. Thank you.

[@veganworldforlife334]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erica_Chenoweth

[@LordBransty]

Charles Manson right here folks!

[@aaronaarons3859]

The average coal company or arms manufacturing CEO is as destructive as thousands of Charles Mansons.

[@blorb32]

lets do this

[@davidcardill4607]

On this late date, I go right for the solution first. As Greta said in her TED Talk, 3 times, the oil must remain in the ground. It has more than warmed the Earth it has also changed the composition of the atmosphere, and everything is dying. The mass die offs of all of the life around us have been steady for more than 2 decades straight now, and everything which burns gasoline or diesel fossil fuel has to be discontinued immediately. Even if this means taking your car to a place where metals are bought and then melted down for use in something else, so be it. You'll be pleased to know that many have been working on this very issue for some time, and we're not all as stupid as it seems we are right now. Today, right now, virtually all of the automobile manufacturers have EV's, electric vehicles, and they are 100% electric. Even the motorcycle company Harley Davidson has a 2019 100% electric motorcycle. And it means everything to everything that we do this now. Even that the Earth is a life form, and this is her food, matters regarding keeping the oil in the ground, and even a chainsaw can be purchased with an electric motor today. There are many replacement devices of all sort already on shelves. If they sell out and you have to wait until they re-stock, do without it for a while.

[@gwenrees7594]

@@philiphall4805 Overgrazing: www.theguardian.com/environment/georgemonbiot/2013/may/22/britain-uplands-farming-subsidies What looks like healthy land may not be as healthy as it should be. However I recognise that as a farmer you know more than me about this. Too much CO2 is really bad. Watch the video. Please.

[@gwenrees7594]

@@richardbailey8429 Greener tyres: business-ethics.com/2010/09/17/1640-exploring-green-alternatives-for-tires/ "Japan-based Yokohama Tire now sells what it calls the dB Super E-spec car tire, which employs modified natural rubber compounds and processing oil derived from orange peels in place of much of the petroleum in traditional tires. (The company likes to brag that the dB Super E-spec is 80 percent petroleum-free.)" This 20% petroleum would need to be extracted from recycled plastics. Alternative batteries to replace dirty ones: newatlas.com/organic-redox-flow-battery/32739/ At least partially solar powered factories which could be used to melt cars and recycle other materials (no polar bear tears involved): www.solarmango.com/in/sector/factories "Solar energy (both thermal and PV) can be used to supply the electricity and heat requirements of a factory... Solar thermal devices can be employed for various industrial processes and HVAC applications that require heat as input" I suppose in order to get raw materials to make cables and charging stations we would need to recycle old cables and materials from obsolete petrol stations. I am not an expert and it seems to me that neither are you. Please refrain from insulting those concerned for the planet we all live on and watch the video you've commented on.

[@davidcardill4607]

Blah Blah Blah stupid words where the speaker doesn't understand how to do load calculations of any kind Blah Blah Blah more stupidity from people who are scientifically illiterate and are only repeating what others have said Blah Blah Blah can not go outside and photograph a mere dozen different insect or bird types Blah Blah Blah not worth reading in its' entirety and not worth responding to and just more lies from those who are on the payroll to one of the many global fossil industry think tanks.

[@WebCideR]

@@richardbailey8429 a clown meme is a clown meme. LOL your hilarious

[@LuxAeterna22878]

@@richardbailey8429 Scientists have been studying this for almost 72 years. Go ask them if we're "deluded" about it.

[@xavier8070]

As for gandhi march or civil rights in the USA, blood ans violence in the pictures, newspapers and news have shocked the opinion and brought some mass reaction. What about no blood anf no violence manifestations, will it have the same impacts on the public opinion ? That's one of my questions after viewing this speech !

[@suzannemichelakos1100]

Thank you Roger, it was amazing having you speak at the U of T in Toronto this past week! The planet is screaming , but no one is listening!! :(

[@paulcooper3845]

Did he do this by web cam or did he fly over.

[@charlespotter4410]

The talk sets out the problem (the truth about environmental and social collapse) and the social science about how to bring about change (civil disobedience) but unlike the example of Gandhi and the civil rights movement it is not made clear what it is (what specific action) we want to see happen as a result of civil disobedience. Are we clear about what could and should be done that will actually impact the problem and save us from the environmental and social collapse?

[@loomit100]

EDIT: I think the idea is to push for citizen assemblies to be organised, guided by experts and broadcast publicly, so that the public decide on the course of action to be taken. What could those actions be? IMO they could be things like: moving all oil and gas subsidies to fund carbon capture technology (a long shot I know), banning beef and dairy, rationing food, banning air travel, removing all cars from the road, building indoor farms, building protections against flooding, etc. Just some of the million and one things we could try and do. The thing is, it has to be OUR decision, it's up to us, because they government, institutions and private business sure as shit ain't gonna do anything.

[@celestialteapot309]

Thank you Roger and everybody involved

[@jageo48]

All 3 situations, i.e., the Salt March in India, Civil Rights march in Alabama and the women's suffragettes in the UK and US have not resulted in a significant ecological, dare I utter, spiritual change. Yet we still have and support the rejigged neoliberal capitalist system. Nothing short of a full collapse will ever give the citizenry the space needed to tackle these enormous structural polices. Ou lot as both human & Being.

[@bethanyhunt2704]

When I was a kid here in Adelaide (70s & 80s), it got to 40ºC once every few years. Now it gets to 40º EVERY SINGLE year, usually many times, and the peak we've hit is 46ºC.

[@derekferguson385]

Bethany Hunt. Sorry Bethany that would be my fault. I turned the heating up because I live in Scotland and it’s always Baltic cold here and I’m sure this Hallam guy is a stand up comedian. Everybody seems to be laughing at his jokes. Oh no the Artic is melting! It’s been melting for the last 10,000 years. London was under 2,000 feet of ice 10,000 years ago.

[@dennisfink2619]

Great work Roger and gang! This is one of the best talks I've heard on the subject, maybe the best! I will share as much as I can and try to help from Pa. (US).

[@liesaliessa6921]

Thanks Roger... for this video and explanation.. greatttt.. thankss.from the netherlands