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Mother Nature Deserves Rights and Reparations in Ecuador

Recently (in 2008) the government of Ecuador granted "nature" consitutional inalienable rights and has been in court against the US born oil company Texaco (now Chevron) over damages to the Amazon and its people living in Ecuador. Well the good news is that Ecuador and the Rights of the Amazon won and Texaco was liable for $18 billion in restitution. The bad news is Texaco is trying to get out of pay back the wounded country and appeal the case on US soil.


Please help us to enforce the laws of a country with great respect for nature and encourage Texaco to pay back damages to the Rain Forest. As a fellow guardian of nature and shamanic practitioner, I request the following of you and anyone you share this information with:

  • Please boycott Texaco and Chevron!
  • Please read more about this topic. 
  • Please Sign the Petition!
  • Please write to the U.S. District Judge, Lewis Kaplan  and describe the injustice of Texaco against the Amazon.
  • Help to Respect Nature everywhere and look to your local governments to grant rights to the Earth!


Visit AmazonWatch.org and donate to this cause!

Plants (and Fungus) are people too, if you don't believe me try meeting one. I recommend that you check your local laws and respectfully have an encounter with Ska Maria Pastora (Salvia Divinorum Extracts).

Hugh T Alchemy
619-663-HUGH
WakingWithin@gmail.com
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