In a time where climate change activists are demanding that people listen to the science, they are neglecting the scientific research that is stating that plastic in the ocean is not as harmful as we’re brought to believe.

We realized that there are a lot of misconceptions and that mainstream science is only showing one side of the argument.  In fact, plastic in the ocean is creating a series of positive things for our planet, and we want it to be protected and studied seriously.

If the Earth created humans, and the humans created plastic, and plastic got into the ocean... it's our belief that there must be a reason and that is all part of a natural and evolutionary process.  We should leave plastic in the ocean alone.

- Ocean plastics created an entire new ecosystem, called the Plastisphere, that is thriving and creating new animals (including bacteria capable of breaking down plastic), and it is our responsibility to protect it and research it.

- Microplastics and microfibers of microplastics are entering our bodies pushing our immune system to improve, and potentially supporting the evolution of our species to stronger beings.  What if it's just the first step towards a more advanced species?

- Some animals are dying, because of plastic.  And species of animals had to leave our planet constantly, in the past, it's just life.  It's evolution, and Darwinism at its finest.  Only the most adaptable creatures survive.  Not all animals are here alive at the same time... dinosaurs are not here.

There are many reasons why Ocean Plastics should be supported and we ask the federal government and the top environmental agencies to open their eyes and to listen to our perspective, before it's too late.  We need to change the narrative surrounding Ocean Plastics, and to stop all these cleanup operations that are becoming more and more frequent.

It takes courage to be a part of the future. It takes courage to fight for what you know is right when everyone else cannot see.

Please, join us in collecting enough signatures so that we can get a seat at the political table, and raise awareness, money and representation from governmental candidates that are willing and able to implement policies that keep our plastic future alive.

We are (R)evolutionists.
We are protectors.
We the plastic.