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LEGO: Everything is NOT awesome

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Lego Video Banned

Lego Video Banned

 

This video reached over 3 million views on YouTube before it was censored.
Lord Business wants to control everything, but he canâ€t block free speech.
Tell LEGO to end its partnership with Shell and help Save the Arctic:

 

If Shell could, it would drill for oil on every corner of the globe. So more than 5 million people have joined together to stop Shell from endangering one of the last pristine places on Earth: the fragile Arctic. Those who have acted know what this place represents, and understand that to save the planet and save the Arctic is to save us all. Are you one of them?

ACT NOW TO DEFEND THE ARCTIC. WE NEED YOU!

 

From
Greenpeace:

I think we might have offended someone. This morning we were shocked to learn that our viral video calling on LEGO to break its lucrative partnership with oil giant Shell has been REMOVED from YouTube!

This controversial new clip has amassed more views and shares than any other video in Greenpeace history. Today, corporate interests are trying to stifle our efforts exposing the LEGO-Shell partnership for what it really is.

But we wonâ€t give up that easily. We’ve just reposted the video and it’s ready for you to share far and wide right away! Click here to watch the video they donâ€t want you to see. Then, if you havenâ€t already, add your name to the growing global call telling LEGO to stop covering for Shellâ€s Arctic oil plans.


More than 3 million people have viewed this video in less than three days. People everywhere are sharing it with friends and loved ones, shocked to learn that this dearly-loved childrenâ€s toy brand is helping Shell clean up its image. Now our important message is being attacked, and itâ€s time to ramp our efforts and fight back.

Our ad might have offended the likes of LEGO, Shell, and its corporate pals. But this is nothing compared to what Shell wants to do to our beautiful Arctic. Despite the real risk of a terrible and unstoppable oil spill, it continues to forge ahead to plunder every last drop of oil it can from this pristine environment.

The only reason Shell can get away with it is by forming public partnerships with the brands we all love. And we’re sorry to say this includes LEGO. Their deal involves everything from incentivising fuel purchases with free Lego kits, to plastering the Shell logo on the side of millions of childrenâ€s toys.

If Shell had its way, it would drill for oil in every corner of the planet. So it’s up to people like you and me to make sure that doesnâ€t happen. Not now, not ever. Ask Lego to stop its partnership with Shell today. 

In the past weâ€ve helped delay Shell’s plans in the Arctic and opened up the publicâ€s eyes to their dangerous plans. Now Shell is desperately trying to rebuild its reputation by partnering with beloved brands like LEGO. But LEGO doesnâ€t have to play along.

Please watch this video and send your message to LEGO right away. Let’s move one step closer to kicking Shell out of the Arctic.

Thanks for getting involved.

Ben Ayliffe
Arctic Campaigner
Greenpeacel