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There are two crocodiles ... and that's it!

Nestlé buys oil palm Sinarmas , the largest producer of palm oil in Indonesia. Of course, plantations Sinarmas you can not make mica in the most exclusive golf courses of Dubai's sheikhs have it bad. Instead, since the trees are confined to put up a passive resistance, do not organize themselves into unions, and especially not you make it pay, much better to make palm oil plantations in the last rainforests.

What is a rainforest? It 's all that remains of the poetry and beauty in this world destroyed by monumantali expanses of concrete. But what we care? Produce, sell , create garbage, this is the watchword. We are the only animals after the dung, to fill shit their homes. We stercumani now only look at the world through documentaries for Sky. We hibernated in coffins traveling in space, nostalgic of our planet orgine, which appears in all its majestic glory only in technicolor, from a cable connection stuck up her ass. And we pay well: from 30 to 70 € for the package world. We pay to see ourselves as the zoo, we are both spectators and caged animals, we image and reflection. We packed the nature and pretend to run on a grass takes hold, while the cholesterol in our veins and killing us slowly. We will try again the thrill of the smell of the earth only by death, after a couple of piles of the undertaker.

While we digitize the world, in the rain forests there is still someone to enjoy it. There are entire communities of men and animals. For us it is impossible to conceive, from our point of view, living in the documentary. Like the dinosaurs. In fact, we put in the documentary, at all costs. So shave their habitat on the ground and burn the body, producing huge amounts of CO2 to make us our beautiful plantation. More plantations, more palm oil. More palm oil, more food, more cosmetics, more biofuels. More palm oil, more Kit Kat on supermarket shelves.

And orangutans? Those few, at least, still surviving only in the Indonesian rainforests, we want them to kill it all? Well, it depends: we've got them in documentaries NatGeo or Discovery Channel ? Yes! So who cares!

with Kit Kat Break!

Just remember to change the text of the rhyme: "There are two crocodiles and orangutans " in " there are two crocodiles ... and enough. " At least until they disappear too.

Ask NESTLE 'to give a break to forests.