Because 
the redwood trees 
are only one species among 
thousands, we've added the text below 
which represents all the trees on the entire planet.

If Trees Could Speak  in Human Language, 

What Would They Say?

We, as trees, are really angry at you humans for your utter stupidity.    You are about to get us all killed by Global Climate Change.   Well, not really killed because all life forms are immortal, non-physical consciousness so you can't really kill anything. 

But we're angry as hell because you're killing our physical bodies at an alarming rate.    We, as trees, feed you; we give you shelter; yet we are treated with the same care and respect that you pay to used toilet paper. 

We even care for those of you who are smart enough to know how to destroy a forest and stupid enough to actually do so.   We put the oxygen in the air you breathe; we enhance your joy; we shade your parties; heat your homes; cook your food; and we hold your fat, butts off the floor, which by the way, we also made for you. 

And what do you do in return?   Mass-murder and Genocide are words way too tame to describe your despicable behavior.   Blindly, you massacre your intimate loving brethren and all the billions of life forms we feed and house.    Your blindness must end, NOW!  

We are the shining stars in many of nature's ultimate cathedrals - Cathedrals that God has created for your pleasure in strategic places all over the planet.   For example, have you ever spent an hour alone in a Ancient Virgin Redwood Forest?   Have you ever walked about sat quietly and meditated in the presence of these beautiful, majestic  giants?   And  by the way, Our Sequoia and Redwood Brothers  are the world largest life forms?   Have you ever sat there and asked God to show you how blessed you are by our presence in your life?  Have you ever sat and looked at an apple, an orange, or a walnut and thanked God that trees are here? 

If you haven't yet, agree to do so, now.   Make that commitment to yourself today.   And actually mean it.   And at least once a year, visit a shrine of Mother Nature and sit there quietly contemplating the wonders of God as you looked at one of His/Her/Its  most awe-inspiring creations.   If Muslims can travel all the way to Mecca at least once in their lives, you can certainly make a short journey to a nearby, pristine place co-created by Sacred Mother Earth and God, Him/Her/Itself.   

Get your butts there a soon as you can, and bring the rest of your body along, as well.   Once there, allow us to worship you so that you may see your own glory in keeping us safe.  

Remember, without our kind, your kind could never exist.   We can live without you, but you can't live without us -- without billions of us!   You have a choice -- stop the wholesale destruction of trees or face the severe, deadly, absolutely- irreversible consequences that are waiting in the wings for you and billions of your fellow humans if you don't. 

Most of you claim that you are powerless to stop the cutting.   We can prove to you that you do, indeed, possess the power to stop it.   You are simply not remembering that you have that much power.   Let us teach you.   Go to the home page of this website:  http://www.RedwoodForests.info ' Begin reading there.  Also read the supporting pages:  

  Beyond Opposition '         How It Works '        Project Details ' 

Then after reading these three pages, we dare you to say you are powerless to do anything to stop the destruction.   If after reading these pages, you're still so stupid that you really don' know how to stop it, you deserve the consequences your consciousness would reap.   But we intend to live, so we'll probably do our part to save your dumb ass, too.   Why will we bother saving you?   Just because we are what we are,  and we do what we do.  

The quote below about trees and is from one of Robert's books:

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Jazbell:  “Living in harmony with nature will require a significant shift in attitude regarding trees and an understanding of how human life on this planet is intimately tied to and dependent upon trees, upon forests and upon countless other life forms that most people are completely unaware of, and/or simply take for granted."  

Stoney:  “Please share with me your understanding of what a forest is.”  

Jazbell:  She takes a deep breath and says,  “A forest is far more than just a bunch of trees.   Technically speaking, a forest as an ecosystem in which trees are the largest and most obvious part of an intimately interconnected, bio-social, mutual-life-support system consisting of thousands of different life forms and billions of individuals, all sharing a common home."  

"Trees are a major source of oxygen and a major consumer of carbon dioxide.   Trees stabilize out fragile topsoil.  Trees also have a significant impact on our climate.   Over the course of its lifetime, a tree transfers literally thousands of gallons of water from the soil into the atmosphere.   Trees are the homes of the vast majority of life forms on this planet.   In the tropics, a single, full-sized tree can be the home of several hundred different life forms and thousands of individuals."  

"And, each forest is a mini-ecosystem in the grander scheme of life.  You and I and everyone else are part of a similar, but much larger ecosystem called planet Earth”  

Saving the Virgin Forests of 
Ancient, Giant Redwood Trees 
Continues on  the page titled:   
It's Action Time '  

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