Here is Pete Seeger singing "This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land," at Governor Cuomo's State of the State Address in Albany, New York, on January 9, 2013. (Well, to be more accurate, not "at the address"--Pete was singing with the anti-fracking protesters right outside of where the Governor gave his speech).
Pete Seeger has spent his life working to save our water and earth. He's 92 today, and still spreading his peaceful and environmental message.
Governor Cuomo, by contrast, forgot to talk about Fracking. 2,000 of us stood right outside where he gave his State of the State speech, with signs, songs, drums, and chants ablazing... We did not forget that our environment comes first. Without clean water, soil, and air, even a good progressive agenda won't matter in the end. We cannot drink gas, or eat radioactive food, or survive global warming. More to come in my next article on the full extent of this event and Fracking. Stay tuned.
In the meantime, Good night Irene. It was a long day and it's time for bed.
Pete Seeger has spent his life working to save our water and earth. He's 92 today, and still spreading his peaceful and environmental message.
Governor Cuomo, by contrast, forgot to talk about Fracking. 2,000 of us stood right outside where he gave his State of the State speech, with signs, songs, drums, and chants ablazing... We did not forget that our environment comes first. Without clean water, soil, and air, even a good progressive agenda won't matter in the end. We cannot drink gas, or eat radioactive food, or survive global warming. More to come in my next article on the full extent of this event and Fracking. Stay tuned.
In the meantime, Good night Irene. It was a long day and it's time for bed.
1 comment:
A big thank you to Pete and all of you from us in Florida, also "ripe" for fracking, yikes!
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