Greenpeace Nazca Lines stunt slammed by Peruvian government

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  • Опубліковано 10 лис 2024
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    Greenpeace have humbly apologised after a climate change publicity stunt at the ancient Nazca Lines in Peru angered the government. Report by Ashley Fudge.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 33

  • @someperson8151
    @someperson8151 Рік тому +1

    Only 7.5K views in 8 years. Trying to sweep it under the rug, UA-cam.

  • @pencilme1n
    @pencilme1n 5 років тому +2

    They are so offended!
    Yet they ran a highway through one of the largest images - causing great damage and cutting it in two..

    • @Br4ndonxJx
      @Br4ndonxJx 3 роки тому +3

      They didn't know at the time when it was built during the 1920s. Especially given that many of the lines are only visible in the air. You can imagine that not many flights were going through Peru at the time, and knowledge that they were even there during the time was very limited.

    • @Angelotvkool
      @Angelotvkool Рік тому +1

      The highway was created in the 1920s the Nasca lines were acknowledged during the 1940s... you see things like this in italy.

  • @bettyorganerove
    @bettyorganerove 10 років тому

    Greenpeace's work is admirable but they have to understand that their protest have to be consistent. You can not compromise a cultural heritage because you think your interest is more important. Acting in this way is behave like politicians and industries that do nothing to improve our Planet and save an irreversible climate change!

  • @MsMariajoo
    @MsMariajoo 10 років тому

    "'ooops' I am sorry" = intention of crime.

  • @MsMariajoo
    @MsMariajoo 10 років тому

    This is no silly act like 'ooops' This is a msg to someone up there, because the war against them we won, and we are waiting for them. JAIL FOR GREEN PEACE AND PUBLIC STATEMENT OF STUPIDITY. This is irreversible damage against a sacred place in its image. I hope someone takes all their money away, and dont call them animals for we are insulting animals.

  • @kurtklingbeil
    @kurtklingbeil 10 років тому

    “A slap in the face at everything Peruvians consider sacred.”
    Is that a true statement made by someone of honour and integrity
    representing the consensus-view of an entire nation?
    or simply fatuous inflammatory opportunistic rhetoric by some otherwise-unemployable
    suit munching on the public trough for personal/political/commercial purposes?
    I don't know - perhaps others do...
    I agree that tactically this particular Greenpeace stunt was stupid and ill-advised
    based on its disrespecting a sensitive and precious world heritage site.
    Locating the banner a few hundred metres, even a couple of kilometres away
    would have been just as effective - given that the Nasca-site and surrounding area would be observed from the air by hundreds of professional chairwarmers and decision-avoiders, and corporate panderers flying in for just another expense-account junket...
    Oh, and probably a few people who are genuinely committed to addressing the serious problems and have to endure the burdens of the dead-weight and actively harmful lot - like Steve-baby Harmer and Tony (Bud) Abbott
    The very premise that the focus, attention , and concentration of the delegates who are bound by oaths, duty-of-care obligations, and contracts to do their best to work on ever-more critical problems could be diverted and diffused by some peripheral external event, and then blame assigned to those event-perpetrators is truly pathetic and depressing.
    To anyone who remotely supports or aligns with such a premise: "I fart in your general direction, you non-creative garbage, sitting on your loathesome spotty behinds not caring a tinkers cuss for the Earth, while spewing your philistine pig-ignorance"!
    (acknowledgements to M.P. Britain's highest cultural achievement, and a partial compensation for the general malignancy that was the "empire on which the sun never sets" on which the sun is ever more setting)
    wwf.panda.org/who_we_are/wwf_offices/peru/about/problems/

    • @kontekijke
      @kontekijke 8 років тому

      So then, they have issues regarding nature, so they are not allowed to hold the organization responsible who damaged a world heritage sight?
      Hmmkay.

  • @phiteonn3541
    @phiteonn3541 10 років тому

    Done damage, what nonsense

  • @MTG776
    @MTG776 10 років тому +7

    Greenpeace knew what they were doing! "The Planet is more important than some Rock Scratchings"...

    • @dxb8086
      @dxb8086 10 років тому +17

      Unfortunatelly, they did not save the planet. The *only* thing they did here, is damage to a world cultural heritage. Not more, not less.
      Yeah, that will get you somewhere...
      -.-

    • @kennycumpa6580
      @kennycumpa6580 10 років тому

      *****
      Maybe heritage for you is a complex word that means nothing. But nobody would enter to your house and destroy your father or mother things just to give an advertisement more "impact". Why didn't do that in the city? because the heritage have great value for humanity! Finally, I think these people have good intentions but are so stupid.

    • @MTG776
      @MTG776 10 років тому

      Chaotic action is better than orderly inaction...

    • @dxb8086
      @dxb8086 10 років тому

      ***** That's not the point. What is the reason for damaging a world cultural heritage and why can't Greenpeace send their message without?
      Ask yourself...

    • @elardpower99
      @elardpower99 10 років тому

      ***** close minded lol u my friend should read what u write because ur talking about ur self

  • @brendamina1481
    @brendamina1481 2 роки тому

    rubbish