FrackNation: Boring through the Gasland propaganda to release an abundance of truth for all the world to enjoy

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By Joe Scanlan – Environment Correspondent -

Film Review – FrackNation

“Shale gas is a gift from God.” This is a quote from just one of the many traditional farmers interviewed in the censored film FrackNation, a must-see film by Phelim Mc Aleer and Ann McElhinney. It would appear that the anti-fracking zealots want to environmentally-protect us back into the stone age. FrackNation is nowhere to be viewed on the internet, Google is frugal with the truth so you’ll have to buy the FrackNation film for yourself, do that and you’ll be shocked. It is an enquiry into the anti-fracking film Gasland and it’s producers. Gasland, or should we say Gasbag is readily and freely rammed down our throats.

FrackNation was made totally on donations by decent honest people at grassroots level, people in danger of losing their farms and livelihoods trying to keep our lights on in the western world. The film-makers are not sure where the funding came from to plug the post-industrial propaganda machine called Gasland, but the indicators seem to point to the Russia. This would make a lot of sense since the far-from-environmentally-friendly windfarms and solar panels (don’t mention global dimming or geo-engineering) are produced in Communist China under disgusting anti-human conditions.

We must bear in mind here that the Communist Manifesto is a manifesto for a global government – a world order without private property or private transport. We are expected to get used to handing these “luxuries” over to our superiors – the ones fit to run a Communist world under the fascist boot – a world where the better caste enjoys the abundance of energy as well as everything else while the rest of us are reduced to the status of a third world continent, and worse. The Malthusian promoters of Gasland play right into the hands of their masters it would appear, as we march towards our green neo-feudalist world order.

One thing becomes perfectly clear when you buy the film and watch it for yourself, fracking is safe and the farmers love it. They are disgusted to have the soil their ancestors worked for generations to provide food for the nation described as a barren wasteland by the Gasbaggers. Actually the FrackNation film is very positive and uplifting as opposed to the Gasland poppycock and all the fraudulent fear mongering and scare tactics surrounding it.

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