Climate Crazies Wage Coordinated Attacks on Christmas Trees in Seven Cities in Germany; Christmas Trees Defiled in Seven Cities by Eco-Warriors

Climate Crazies Wage Coordinated Attacks on Christmas Trees in Seven Cities in Germany:

Radical climate activists launched a series of coordinated strikes against public Christmas trees throughout Germany on Wednesday morning in response to the supposed climate “catastrophe”.

The so-called ‘Last Generation’ green activist group sprayed public Christmas trees with orange paint in Berlin and six other German cities on Wednesday morning, including festively adorned trees in Potsdam Square and the tree outside the nearby Federal Council building in Berlin.

The climate crazies also claimed to have similarly smeared Christmas trees with paint in the cities of Keil, Leipzig, Munich, Nuremberg, Rostock, and Oldenburg. The attacks were all coordinated to occur simultaneously at 10 am local time.

A police spokeswoman told the Bild newspaper that police were responding to the incidents, however, no arrests have been announced at the time of this reporting.

Justifying the act of vandalism, the group said in a statement on X: “Amidst the flashing lights, shiny jewellery and festive atmosphere, it’s easy to forget: We’re racing full speed towards catastrophe and our governments are failing miserably to pull the emergency brake in Dubai.” —>READ MORE HERE

Christmas Trees Defiled in Seven Cities by Eco-Warriors:

Protesters sprayed Christmas trees with orange paint in seven German cities to protest climate change.

In a video posted on X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday, activists from the Letzte Generation (Last Generation) filmed themselves spraying jets of paint on a tree in a public space and said that they did so in Berlin, Oldenburg, Kiel, Leipzig, Rostock, Nuremberg and Munich.

In a follow-up post on X, Letzte Generation wrote alongside photos of activists and orange Christmas trees: “We call: Let us do everything peaceful together to prevent a world that is 3 degrees hotter. We can’t rely on governments and corporations to do this. We ourselves are called upon to take action and engage in civil disobedience.”

The group, which the Los Angeles-based Climate Emergency Fund finances, wants the German government to stop using fossil fuels. It also wants to establish a people’s council of 150 Germans to develop ideas for dealing with the climate crisis and present them to parliament.

It follows a series of other stunts by the organization, which, following similar actions by other international organizations like Extinction Rebellion and Just Stop Oil, mainly involve sit-ins in front of traffic and activists sticking themselves to the road. The activists are known as Klimakleber or “climate stickers.” —>READ MORE HERE

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