Murder, Cover-Up And Deceit: The Dirty History Behind Earth Day
The first Earth Day rally, inspired by the student anti-war movement of the late 1960’s, was held on April 22, 1970. On that day, Co-founder Ira Einhorn served as the MC at Fairmount Park in Philadelphia, and called on those gathered to take radical action to save the planet.
That humble gathering sparked an even larger “movement” which soon swept the globe. Now, the earthday.org site claims there are one billion “individuals mobilized for action” and more than 190 countries “engaged” in Earth Day initiatives.
I like the Earth. We all like this place, right? But something is off about Earth Day, particularly the founder, Ira Einhorn.
Earth Day’s leaders have distanced themselves from his name. They’ve shifted who they call their founder from Einhorn to a man named Gaylord Nelson, an environmental activist who served as governor of Wisconsin and as a U.S. senator.
Why the shift? Well, here’s an ugly truth you won’t find on the Earth Day site: Ira Einhorn brutally murdered and composted his girlfriend.
Yes, Einhorn, the co-founder of the Earth Day movement, was a murderer. He was even given the nickname, “The Unicorn Killer.” – READ MORE
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