20-10-2025, 01:16 PM
October 11th 5681
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Despite sharp criticism from renowned environmental experts and a citizens' initiative to protect the Kasteleto forest, the Supreme Council approved the proposed plan to carry out clearing work. The resolution also included a plan for the immediate clearance and monitoring of the described area after approval. This shows that lessons have been learned from past mistakes. The rapid action, which some considered draconian, was explicitly justified on the grounds that ‘chaotic proceedings with many delays due to the evacuation of individual forest occupiers should be avoided at all costs’.
In a written statement, the environmental protection organisation ‘Kasti restas!’ strongly condemned the actions of the decision-makers.
The Supreme Council and its Executive Committee only commented indirectly on the serious allegations:
This is probably a reference to the fact that some prominent members of the protest group are currently in custody. Chat histories gave rise to the suspicion that there were plans to plant explosives in areas of woodland that are due to be cleared.
So far, it appears that the work can be carried out as planned starting next week. Protests are currently only known to be taking place outside the affected forest area. The closure is therefore not failing to achieve its purpose.
SUPREME COUNCIL AUTHORIZES FURTHER DEFORESTATION
Additional thousands of hectars will be cleared to expand plantations and construct a greenhouse complex
Photo from the time of the last wave of deforestation (5583)
Despite sharp criticism from renowned environmental experts and a citizens' initiative to protect the Kasteleto forest, the Supreme Council approved the proposed plan to carry out clearing work. The resolution also included a plan for the immediate clearance and monitoring of the described area after approval. This shows that lessons have been learned from past mistakes. The rapid action, which some considered draconian, was explicitly justified on the grounds that ‘chaotic proceedings with many delays due to the evacuation of individual forest occupiers should be avoided at all costs’.
In a written statement, the environmental protection organisation ‘Kasti restas!’ strongly condemned the actions of the decision-makers.
Quote:"The debate on the resolution to cut down the Kasteleto forest once again was deliberately conducted behind closed doors, with the result only being announced once it was certain that civil disobedience could be “curbed”. Public discourse and participation by the population should not have been allowed to happen in the first place. In our view, this is not the behaviour of a democratic state, it is tyranny!"
The Supreme Council and its Executive Committee only commented indirectly on the serious allegations:
Quote:"We consider political confrontation with organisations that harbour potential terrorists in their ranks to be pointless and undesirable."Filipo Falareto, press spokesman for the Executive Committee
This is probably a reference to the fact that some prominent members of the protest group are currently in custody. Chat histories gave rise to the suspicion that there were plans to plant explosives in areas of woodland that are due to be cleared.
So far, it appears that the work can be carried out as planned starting next week. Protests are currently only known to be taking place outside the affected forest area. The closure is therefore not failing to achieve its purpose.
Stinky Zard and Cryptothallerist