Greta Thunberg Is Having Herself A VERY Bad Week

Depending on your perspective, Greta Thunberg is either a ‘true believer’ in various applications of what’s been dubbed the ‘omnicause’ of the hard left or, like David Hogg, has found a way to formally professionalize her 15 minutes of fame.

Seven years have passed since she and AOC were warning us that we only had 12 more years before we irrevocably wrecked our planet. Instead of organizing protests against the world’s largest polluters — China and India — she grabbed a Kaffiyeh and joined the Omniprotest in their pivot, planning a second ‘flotilla’ to Gaza after the last one ended in failure.

The Wall Street Journal said this about the ‘Omnicause’ last year:

Viewed through the lens of oppression, every cause is linked, summing up the stupidity of all the Kaffiyeh Karens and Activist Aidans at campus protests. Protesters spraypainted “F— Amerikkka” at Stanford University this month. The oppression-studies majors can’t even spell.
Antiwar is one thing, but the colonizer claptrap is unbearable. Segments of the Omnicause are usually anticapitalism, antigrowth or pro-world-government. Climate hysteria scores a perfect trifecta. Using twisted logic, socialism is apparently the cure for racism. But the backlash is enabling a political move to the right in Europe, South America and, if polls are to be believed, the U.S. — WSJ

Amid great fanfare, Greta set out this week with 20 vessels for a second attempt at making landfall in Gaza. Within hours, they had already turned back.

But after just a few hours in the Mediterranean, the expedition leaders decided to abandon the mission because of worsening weather conditions.

‘Due to unsafe weather conditions, we conducted a sea trial and then returned to port to allow the storm to pass,’ the group said in a statement on Monday.

‘This meant delaying our departure to avoid risking complications with the smaller boats.’

They said the mission was facing ‘over 30-knot winds’ and decided to turn back to ‘prioritise the safety and wellbeing’ of participants. —DailyMail

Another day has passed, and time will tell what happens when they reach their intended destination.

Her choice of hairstyle has not helped her cause to be taken seriously, as it has already become a meme. Such things ought not carry much weight in the bigger picture, but since both sides play this game, and her chosen job is, honestly a specialized form of PR, these details actually matter.

Here’s why:

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You get the idea.

The failed launch and the memes were probably annoying for her, but not that big a deal in the long run. The next thing on the list could pose a much bigger headache.

Legal action has been filed by a legal group against her over her LAST flotilla trip. Do you remember how everyone threw their phones overboard at the moment Israeli authorities interdicted their first attempt to land in Gaza?

A legal group has taken issue with that, pointing to — would you believe it — environmental laws that were violated by dropping phones in the sea.

In the group’s own words:

During the previous flotilla to Gaza, Greta Thunberg and her crew were caught on video deliberately tossing mobile phones into the sea – a direct violation of the international MARPOL convention on marine pollution.

Shurat HaDin has filed official complaints with authorities in the UK, Sweden, and international maritime bodies, demanding legal action against Greta for her hypocrisy, support for Hamas, and environmental crimes. The world doesn’t need fake activists. It needs moral leaders.

She’s spent the last few years wagging her finger in everyone else’s face for not taking the environment seriously.

How ironic is it that she’s facing a formal complaint for willful violation of environmental protection laws and illegal dumping of plastics in the ocean?