Hillary Clinton Needs Earth Day Donations - To Help The Trees and Herself The president of the international criminal enterprise known as The Clinton Foundation, Donna Shalala, has brought out her loaded manure spreader in honor of the fake holiday of Earth Day. Shes set the distribution pattern to wide, and the speed to high, with a Tuesday mailing in which the dire false claims of a climate emergency are once again being pitched to the ignorant masses based upon fabrications that, as is customary, are supposedly taking place in a mystical land, far, far away. This latest fairy tale is once again set in the mysterious land of Kenya, scene of a previous great work of fiction and deception, the Obama story. Just as Obama went to Alaska, toured an island experiencing erosion and declared it conclusive evidence that sea level is rising, the nonsense merchants on the left are somehow twisting the tropical jungles of Kenya being harvested as evidence that activity of the evil humans is heating the planet and killing Kenyas trees. Its not unlike the harvesting of corn in Iowa is proof of how global warming has made that crop an endangered species. Its just one fairy tale away from being declared a reality. Shalala starts her unsubstantiated assertions of climate change by making wild claims that People all around the world are already feeling its effects, including decreased crop production, unreliable access to food and water, and extreme weather patterns. Her rant includes the untrue declaration that Theres no doubt about it these challenges are vast. She adds, But Im reassured that even the smallest actions can have a big impact for years to come. Her claims are based upon anecdotal evidence provided by a photograph of a real Kenyan and a story spun as being his. Shalala says, We all have a role to play in building a brighter future just ask Ndirangu Macharia. Not speaking the Kenyan language, having Ndirangus cell phone number, or any desire to talk to him, Donna knows we wont be asking Ndirangu anything. She wrote, For the past 70 years, Ndirangu has lived in Kenyas lush highlands and seen firsthand the effects of deforestation. As chairman of a local tree nursery, he knows that without trees, soil quality degrades and weather patterns become erratic, ultimately threatening farmers livelihoods. While she addresses deforestation in the lush highlands, theres no indication that it has anything to do with a changing climate. In fact, while the percentage of forest in Kenya is only 7 percent, the amount of agricultural land is 47 percent, an indication, since things are being grown on it, that the absence of trees is not due to a lack of water or overly warm temperatures, but rather a deliberate act of clearing and cultivation. Half-truths fit much better into the leftists narrative and, in the spirit of Earth Day, give them a premise, false as it may be, to fire up the old faithful to spread their message. Since he works as the chairman of a tree nursery, it seems that Ndirangu is engaged in planting more trees already, possibly as a crop in a for-profit venture. She says that the Clinton Foundation is engaged in planting 100,000 trees because Kenya is presently down to 7 percent forest coverage. The Kenyan constitution calls for ten percent forestation, so they are at a less than impressive 3 percent deficit. Why is it that Hillary and Bill Clinton are worried about the number of trees in Obamas homeland? They pat themselves on the back, saying, We use climate data to help farmers like Ndirangu learn where newly planted trees would be most beneficial. Within his community, Ndirangu is turning this data into action and becoming a leader in promoting reforestation efforts. Are we to believe that the criminal Clintons randomly picked the Kenyan people as the recipients of their humanitarian attention simply because poor, pathetic Ndirangu isnt smart enough to figure out where to plant the trees on his own? Hes been in the business for 70 years, is chairman of the nursery but still hasnt mastered the most basic component, where to plant new trees? She quoted the Kenyan as saying, Our responsibility is to plant trees. Trees are what change the weather, increase the amount of water, and bring rain. This project has really helped our community because it has improved our livelihoods. We are very, very happy. Those trees theyve planted are already grown and have begun impacting the weather patterns? Thats amazing considering the forestation levels in Kenya havent changed. Just like flipping a switch, saplings have changed the weather and created rain. The community is doing great. If hes very, very happy now, we can only imagine how ecstatic hell be when the trees have actually had time to grow. Ndirangu and his fellow community members are proof that one tree at a time we can improve livelihoods today and build a more sustainable tomorrow, wrote Shalala. In celebration of Earth Day, we want you to help us improve the lives of more farmers like Ndirangu. That offer to be included in making other Ndirangus happy was followed by a strategically positioned big orange donate button. Could there possibly be a financial motive to the Clintons concern over Ndirangu, his trees and his villages happiness? Isnt that the only explanation that makes any sense? 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