Gaylord Anton Nelson (June 4, 1916 – July 3, 2005) was an American democratic politician and World War II veteran. Nelson is best known as an environmental activist and the founder of Earth Day. He served as Governor of Wisconsin from 1959 to 1963 and as a US Senator from 1963 until 1981.
Nelson studied law at San Jose State University and then joined the army. He saw action in the Okinawa campaign. He married Carrie Lee Dotson and they had 3 children.
He worked with President John F Kennedy on conservation issues, opposed US involvement in the Vietnam War and sponsored a defeated bill to phase out fossil fuel in favor of electric power. He helped establish the Wisconsin Islands Wilderness.
Nelson died of cardiovascular failure in July of 2005. The man gods didn’t like him at all.
Jesse van Rootselaar (Aug 4, 2007 – Feb 10, 2026 ) was a Canadian transgender female who killed her mother and half brother. Jesse then went to the local secondary (high) school and killed six people and injured twenty-seven others. Rootselaar then committed suicide. This event is known as the 2026 Tumbler Ridge Shooting.
Rootselaar dropped out of school 4 years prior to the event. According to the New York Times his mother described him as sadistic. Jesse was interested in other mass school shooters and spent time on social media linked to other school shooters.
Rai also found that Van Rootselaar had an account on a website that allows people to watch extremely violent and gory videos. The site has been associated with two other school shootings, according to the Anti-Defamation League, a U.S.-based organization that tracks antisemitism and other forms of hate. The Tyee
A transgender school shooting definitely plays into the man gods and their Maga antifa narrative. Interestingly it took a trans or gay man god to create the new version of Nelson.
Related: Trump Administration to Pay $1 Billion to Energy Giant to Cancel Wind Farms New York Times
Can’t have a race war “for the environment” if people are doing something about the environment.