Day 20- Michael
Climate Justice Fast
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- Before and after
- Day 44- One Day (fast ends)
- Day 43- Deal? Qe?
- Day 42- Message to fasters
- Melbourne Vigil on One Day Solidarity Fast
- Day 40- Pythagoras and Kevin Rudd.
- Day 36- Paul
- Tuvalu Survival
- Michael Morphett ends his fast.
- CJF in Copenhagen (in Photos)
- Can the West be ‘taxed’ on climate?
- Day 30!
- Day 28- Come back Richo
- Day 23- Paul (The Gita and Peter Singer)
- Day 19- Paul
- Whose fault is the CPRS?
- Canberra Day 16- Civil Disobedience
- Lies, lies, and more lies.
- Canberra Day 14- Marcella’s Last Day
- Canberra Day 13
- Canberra Day 11
- Canberra Day 10
- Maggie’s Birthday.
- The Human Feedback
- Canberra, Day 6
- Canberra, Day 5
- Canberra, Day 3
- Canberra, Day 2
- Bangladeshi CJF Solidarity: Kamrul Khan
- Canberra, Australia, Day 1
- Campaign update, Monday 2nd November
- Do extreme actions ‘alienate the mainstream’?
- Paul’s Fasting Diary Days 13-14
- Paul’s Fasting Diary Days 9-12
- Paul’s Fasting Diary Days 5-8
- Paul’s Fasting Diary Days 1-4
- Climate Justice Fast!: a personal history
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You’re an inspiration to us all mate
By Howard, on Fri, 27/11/2009
Dear Michael - my thoughts are with you, hard for me to see you looking so thin…..you spoke so well, you seem very calm in your power. With mixed feelings I salute you and respect your actions - it has been a long and complex journey that has led you to this point and I know that your dedication to doing everything possible to help us all come to our senses is unwavering.
I humbly thank you.
I am about to take my girls bush for a few days - down to Jervis Bay - time to think, time to reflect, I will be thinking of you,
love Jenny
By jenny curtis, Sydney on Sat, 28/11/2009
Michael, you are an incredible inspiration. As I watched your video I was deeply moved and connected to the reality of our serious situation on Earth.
At the same time I felt deep grief and concern for your personal situation, especially as your slight frame turned in the camera’s eye at the close.
Someway I am sending you my energy, my nourishment, my resolve. I want to see you smiling and nibbling on food on the day that Copenhagen agree on 350ppm CO2e and $160Bn per year for justice.
Yesterday’s news of Copenhagen was even more national leaders will be attending, including Canada. The means for this agreement will be in the room.
Your courage and conviction can inspire them to do it. Heaven knows we need it.
Much love, and peace.
Adam
By Adam Blakester, Invergowrie, NSW Australia on Sat, 28/11/2009
God bless you!
By Gabi Sanders, Texas on Sun, 29/11/2009
I admire your commitment and thank you. I do know what starvation means ... good luck.
Yours Frank [Prof. of Sustainability]
By Frank Fisher, Swinburne University on Mon, 30/11/2009
Dear Michael
You are incredible. Not many of us could speak as sanely, as clearly or as eloquently as you have in your blog… and you’ve gone without food for 20 days. A feat I can barely imagine.
Your mind and body are fighting so hard for us all… thank you warmly!
Take care,
Alison
By Alison Potter, Rozelle, Sydney on Mon, 30/11/2009