[wagglebee]

But how does one reconcile this apparent belief in man as master of all things with such things as "deep ecology," g*ia worship, and other such things this same elite seems to be into? These philosophies seem very mystical and opposed to human mastery of the world.

Perhaps I should rephrase. The whole environmentalist mindset is that the world is "perfect" but for the interference of "lesser" humans, the elites believe they alone can return the earth to this utopia. It sounds sort of like the Garden of Eden and the Fall of Man, but it's the exact opposite because they believe that THEY can restore Eden.

[Zionist Conspirator]

Perhaps I should rephrase. The whole environmentalist mindset is that the world is "perfect" but for the interference of "lesser" humans, the elites believe they alone can return the earth to this utopia. It sounds sort of like the Garden of Eden and the Fall of Man, but it's the exact opposite because they believe that THEY can restore Eden.

Again, what you say makes sense but it contradicts other things we know about the "elite." The "elite" don't believe there ever was a Garden of Eden--just "nature red in tooth and claw." And the same elite who worship science are the same elite who idolize "the indigenous peoples." Granted, none of this makes any sense. I suppose that's why any attempt to explain one aspect of the elite's ideology contradicts some other aspect of that same ideology.