Garbage Warrior Documentary

This guy, Mike Reynolds, is a hero.  It's inspiring to see someone who has made such a difference for people just by following his gut, his dream.  I'd love to use some of his ideas to build a house.   Maybe he'll become a folk hero in the southwest -- and India and Mexico. 

I suspect, though, that what he's doing is being used -- at least as far as the film goes.  He does subscribe to the idea that global warming is man-made and that it will end up destroying the Earth as a habitable place.  That's the big undercurrent (sometimes expressed) that runs throughout the film, which I noticed is funded partly by the Ford Foundation, the Hewlett Foundation, and the MacArthur Foundation.  Of course that was a red flag for me.  In a recent post we heard about the secret agenda(s) of large Foundations.  The globalists want everyone to accept the human cause of global warming assertion as obvious truth.  Of course we know why... If what we're doing on the planet is causing disaster, then our behavior needs to be controlled.  But if global warming has a substantial natural cause, then their case for centralized control is weakened.

I enjoyed this film a lot, though.  I watched all nine segments.  Although it's a documentary, it has a real dramatic movement.  And he triumphs in the end, which is enormously satisfying.  Thanks for posting it.