hello i am a photographer living in sweden, i watched the video on this link and i am disgusted with our race and i will never use anything on the list ever again. i ask for forgiveness for my ignorance. i wish i could do more.
Patrick j Hartnett.
that is so harsh……just think if that happend to you!!! at least put them in a diffrent forest before destroying their home….the least they could do!!!!
I just saw the film yesterday – this is one of the saddest things I have ever seen. This is so important and it makes me more cautious to look out for products with palm oil, and to avoid them in the future. I have been to Borneo and have seen this in real life, and it really is terrible. We weren’t here first and we have no right to do this to other creatures.
Je découvre ce film à peine aujourd’hui, mais je ne découvre pas l’ignominie dont nous faisons preuve tout les jours et chaque minute envers le vivant; à chaque fois je suis déchiré par le destin tragique que nous imposons aux animaux et aux forêts; je suis submergée par l’étendue de la catastrophe et mes efforts au quotidien ne suffisent pas.
Merci pour Green et ses semblables, victimes silencieuses de notre égoïsme.
…et pendant ce temps là,cupide et dévastatrice,la répugnante vermine humaine prolifère.Toutefois,et avant même qu’elle ne le discerne car il lui est compté…le TEMPS l’arrêtera…net !!!
un document magnifique d’une grande beauté et d’une grande tristesse. De merveilleux regards d’une douceur infinie et d’une intensité plus qu’humaine. Malheureusement ceux qui sont touchés sont déjà ceux qui sont convaincus, mais nous ne pouvons baisser les bras et devons essayer chaque jour de combler les gouffres où l’insconscience de tous nous jette. Un travail titanesque mais que notre conscience nous impose. Je ne peux que m’identifier à cet être innocent et docile et je que nous aussi si rien n’est fait nous trouverons dans une situation aussi définitive par la cupidité, le manque d’empathie, l’égoisme. Merci encore …
Un film extrêmement poignant, déchirant. Le visage de Green restera à jamais gravé dans mon esprit… Je me sens là honteuse d’appartenir à la race humaine et, surtout, de voir à quel point les pouvoirs publics restent passifs! Il nous faut lutter contre la production et la commercialisation d’huile de palme, dévastatrice tant pour nos plus fidèles amis, les animaux, que pour notre Terre et ses forêts. HONTE aux organismes qui participent de manière directe ou non à la production de cette cochonnerie. Merci d’avoir eu le courage et l’intelligence de lister ces organisations, entreprises, marques, etc…. Merci, merci…et paix à GREEN.
I Just here thinking…….how this companies in europa/usa, can do a such thing to this poor souls……can we to somenthing about this?……not only avoide purchasing from this companies but put then out of busisness?., will be the only way to stop this crazy invasion in our planet…hope the people of our universe will do something ….
This is one of the most disturbing documentaries I have ever seen and trust me, I watch a lot of them about the environment, conservation, animals and marine life. One of the most disturbing things for me is the inhumanity seen in Asia- how everything is a commodity including these poor animals that simply want to live out their lives in the forest, their home. I can not understand what would posess someone to hurt and abuse an orangutan they see. It saddened me greatly when they put the orangutan in the bag in the middle of the movie and at the end- like it was this thing, forgetable. Mother nature will certainly have the last laugh if we continue like this. If we did this to humans, it would cause a war. We can not abuse the planet like this. Indonesia and Malaysia need to get their heads on straight and STOP the abuse and rape of theirir rainforests. The laws need to be harsher and people need to get educated.
Thanks for making this film. I just watched it this morning on Aljazeera on my way to work & cried all the way. There was no need for narration, the pictures themselves said it all. I’ve forwarded this to all of my friends who have kids & hopefully we can start examining some of our consumerism behaviour. Thanks again.
Krista_Orangutan November 26, 2009 at 7:43 pm
Please help us! Please save us. Veuillez sauf les orangs-outans. Prego salvo gli orangutan. Por favor excepto los orangutanes.
patrick j hartnett January 23, 2010 at 8:01 pm
hello i am a photographer living in sweden, i watched the video on this link and i am disgusted with our race and i will never use anything on the list ever again. i ask for forgiveness for my ignorance. i wish i could do more.
Patrick j Hartnett.
Sirena January 23, 2010 at 8:55 pm
that is so harsh……just think if that happend to you!!! at least put them in a diffrent forest before destroying their home….the least they could do!!!!
Therése March 8, 2010 at 11:13 am
I just saw the film yesterday – this is one of the saddest things I have ever seen. This is so important and it makes me more cautious to look out for products with palm oil, and to avoid them in the future. I have been to Borneo and have seen this in real life, and it really is terrible. We weren’t here first and we have no right to do this to other creatures.
Geneviève May 16, 2010 at 5:10 pm
Je découvre ce film à peine aujourd’hui, mais je ne découvre pas l’ignominie dont nous faisons preuve tout les jours et chaque minute envers le vivant; à chaque fois je suis déchiré par le destin tragique que nous imposons aux animaux et aux forêts; je suis submergée par l’étendue de la catastrophe et mes efforts au quotidien ne suffisent pas.
Merci pour Green et ses semblables, victimes silencieuses de notre égoïsme.
Arvin September 30, 2010 at 7:57 pm
It’s heartbreaking to see this…
I felt so angry and so sad to what we do as humans…
I will spread this video to others… more people need to see this!
GUY Roger December 6, 2010 at 6:37 pm
…et pendant ce temps là,cupide et dévastatrice,la répugnante vermine humaine prolifère.Toutefois,et avant même qu’elle ne le discerne car il lui est compté…le TEMPS l’arrêtera…net !!!
Jeannettte December 11, 2010 at 11:18 pm
un document magnifique d’une grande beauté et d’une grande tristesse. De merveilleux regards d’une douceur infinie et d’une intensité plus qu’humaine. Malheureusement ceux qui sont touchés sont déjà ceux qui sont convaincus, mais nous ne pouvons baisser les bras et devons essayer chaque jour de combler les gouffres où l’insconscience de tous nous jette. Un travail titanesque mais que notre conscience nous impose. Je ne peux que m’identifier à cet être innocent et docile et je que nous aussi si rien n’est fait nous trouverons dans une situation aussi définitive par la cupidité, le manque d’empathie, l’égoisme. Merci encore …
Claire May 17, 2011 at 5:51 pm
Un film extrêmement poignant, déchirant. Le visage de Green restera à jamais gravé dans mon esprit… Je me sens là honteuse d’appartenir à la race humaine et, surtout, de voir à quel point les pouvoirs publics restent passifs! Il nous faut lutter contre la production et la commercialisation d’huile de palme, dévastatrice tant pour nos plus fidèles amis, les animaux, que pour notre Terre et ses forêts. HONTE aux organismes qui participent de manière directe ou non à la production de cette cochonnerie. Merci d’avoir eu le courage et l’intelligence de lister ces organisations, entreprises, marques, etc…. Merci, merci…et paix à GREEN.
robertsas July 18, 2011 at 4:42 am
I Just here thinking…….how this companies in europa/usa, can do a such thing to this poor souls……can we to somenthing about this?……not only avoide purchasing from this companies but put then out of busisness?., will be the only way to stop this crazy invasion in our planet…hope the people of our universe will do something ….
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Samara October 17, 2011 at 4:23 am
This is one of the most disturbing documentaries I have ever seen and trust me, I watch a lot of them about the environment, conservation, animals and marine life. One of the most disturbing things for me is the inhumanity seen in Asia- how everything is a commodity including these poor animals that simply want to live out their lives in the forest, their home. I can not understand what would posess someone to hurt and abuse an orangutan they see. It saddened me greatly when they put the orangutan in the bag in the middle of the movie and at the end- like it was this thing, forgetable. Mother nature will certainly have the last laugh if we continue like this. If we did this to humans, it would cause a war. We can not abuse the planet like this. Indonesia and Malaysia need to get their heads on straight and STOP the abuse and rape of theirir rainforests. The laws need to be harsher and people need to get educated.
Jess Tam March 19, 2012 at 11:31 am
Thanks for making this film. I just watched it this morning on Aljazeera on my way to work & cried all the way. There was no need for narration, the pictures themselves said it all. I’ve forwarded this to all of my friends who have kids & hopefully we can start examining some of our consumerism behaviour. Thanks again.