Japanese Sent to Bed for Global Warming
Thursday, June 24th, 2010
A campaign has been launched in Japan to reduce global warming by sending everyone to bed an hour earlier each night. The idea is that less electricity used will reduce the carbon footprint of the Japanese. Such encroachments on human liberties are the footprint of the global warming hoax. Citizens must worship the earth because they are told to, and take environmentalists’ religious sacraments because they will be forced to under new laws. One of drawback to this blind religious furor, where the object of their faith is a rock, is shortsightedness. With more Japanese going to bed earlier, a year or so down the line there will be a lot more real Japanese footprints requiring a lot more electricity.
Because it hasn’t happened, and according to the global warming conspirators’ predictive time line we can tell that it’s not going to happen, now would be a good time to reflect on exactly what anthropogenic global warming was supposed to be. Global warming was something we were destined to witness, experience, and suffer under if we didn’t obey every word that came out of Al Gore’s mouth, give all our money to the UN, and go agrarian (greens eating greens). Americans were decried as the obstructionists who were in large part responsible for impending doom because we wouldn’t knuckle under and commit civilizational suicide.
The English government is spending approximately $92 million dollars to purchase carbon credits as a consequence of surpassing their CO2 emissions cap. The Certified Emissions Reduction (CER) credits will be brokered by Barclays, JP Morgan and company who will earn about $13 million in fee for the transaction.1 The CER program is run by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, and England is forced to pay this emissions fine because they are a signatory to the Kyoto climate treaty. In addition to making bankers richer, the millions of taxpayer dollars go from the pockets of England’s taxpayers to the pockets of corporations in China and India. What England gets in return for all that money is nothing, unless you count the feeling some global warming theorists get for believing they are saving the planet from anthropogenic global warming; which, as Climategate has revealed, is still nothing. America would suffer nearly the same fate as England if we let cap-and-trade legislation pass into law. Eventually, every economy tied to the UN style scam will collapse. Even if Englishmen came to their senses tomorrow and somehow bailed out of the UN’s global warming hoax, they will have as much luck getting their money back as they would chasing a postage stamp in a hurricane.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), working closely with the Obama administration, declared last December that green house gases, including carbon dioxide, are dangerous to human health. This gives the EPA the ability to act alone in setting emission standards that would begin to strangle industry and send America’s economic downturn into a complete nose-dive. Obama is threatening to turn the EPA lose to do just that if he doesn’t get his cap-and-tread legislation from congress which will virtually do the same thing. This ‘damned if you do, and damned if you don’t’ alternative, coupled with the exposure of the global warming hoax still unraveling in the press, has finally prompted states to take action in court. Texas has filed a petition in federal court to challenge the EPA’s authority, and the state of Virginia has done the same. Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli noted that the anticipated action of the EPA would put a “staggering burden” on Virginians.1 He’s right. That’s what the EPA wants to do, and that is what Obama wants to do, and they need to be fought until they stagger out of the ring and retire.
Large energy companies that have been reaching back to cover their behinds, have recently reached back and found their spines. ConocoPhillips, the third largest integrated energy company in America, and BP, the largest oil company in Europe, bailed out of United States Climate Action Partnership (USCAP) on Tuesday. The common reason, as BP puts it, is “to spend time addressing the issues that impact our shareholders and consumers.”1 Their involvement in USCAP, organized in 2007, was to cooperate with governments in seeking ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but they have suddenly lost faith in the legislation that squeaked through the House, but is now stalled-out in the Senate. The reason the cap-and-trade bill has run out of gas is because the jig is up. The global warming hoax is unraveling so fast that it’s created its own vortex. The most recent conspirator to get sucked off the stage is U.N. climate chief Yvo de Boer. Dr. Boer announced on Thursday that he has quit, and will be quietly phasing himself out until his disappears in July. In a dispensation of poetic justice, things just got too hot for Boer. Now, that’s warming we can appreciate.
Phil Jones, Former director of climate research at University of East Anglia, has been suicidal over the reaction to his emails that were published showing his manipulation of data in order to support global warming theory. Jones also lamented that he lacked public relations skill that could have helped him to weather the scandal.1 No one in their right mind would wish Jones to take his life. The only hope serious people have is that he would end his support for the failed theory of global warming. It would be the honest thing to do. And this word of advice: repentance will take you much further than PR skills.
Climate just won’t cooperate with global warming conspirators. On top of all the other record breaking rain and snow, now a record storm is scheduled to hit the east coast and drop 30″ of snow in D.C. area alone. The National Weather Service is warning of “extremely dangerous winter weather conditions” as they track possibly the biggest storm to hit the region since records were kept.1 The president may not want to admit it, and the lying scientists are still lying, and Al Gore is still, well, Al Gore, but the informed man on the ground is redefining the term Cap-and-Trade to mean: make sure to wear a cap, and trade almost anything for a good snow shovel.