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From the page: "Green movement in danger of crippling economy, says David Davis

Former Tory leadership contender says it is unsurprising more than half the public no longer believe in climate change since planet has cooled over last decade"

From the page: "The UN and Green Power
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Barry Napier Bio

By Barry Napier Tuesday, December 1, 2009

In my book on the green agenda, I have warned of the Marxism of the UN and the way it is manoeuvring to be centre of the political stage. This has now been recognised by Fox News (30th Nov).

Two years ago, the UN featured a paper written about its world domination plans, but kept it under wraps. Its subject was the future strategy of UNEP (United Nations Environmental Program), which intends to be the Worldwide Greeny Inquisitor. The paper said that part of this takeover strategy was to put environmentalism on the same level as religion: �oeas the only compelling, value-based narrative available to humanity”."

From the page: "GEORGES Clemenceau, the French prime minister during World War I, said that war is too serious a matter to entrust to military men. In the same vein, the environment is too important to be left to the Greens.

Bob Carr made the point recently that the Greens are not the environmental movement, they are a political party."

From the page: "Just eighteen days earlier an event occurred that slid under the radar screen of virtually the entire mainstream media. On Thursday, September 15, 2008, at approximately 11 A.M., the Federal Reserve noticed a tremendous draw down of money market accounts in the nation, amounting to $550 billion dollars. It occurred within an hour or two. The money was removed electronically. "

From the page: "Ralph Alexander, an Australian-born US scientist with a PhD in physics from Oxford, is subtitled ''The bad science behind the United Nations' assertion that man-made CO2 causes global warming". Alexander wrote the book, "because I'm a scientist. Because I'm offended that science has been perverted in the name of global warming."

He became a sceptic when he taught a course on physical science and found the textbook presented the "alarmist line on man-made global warming without question".

"To me that made a mockery of the history of science presented in the course, which featured several examples of how mainstream scientific thinking has been wrong in the past.""

From the page: "The energy industry has been hit hard by the recession, as demand has weakened and companies have been forced to cut capital expenditure.

Energy companies have in recent years made loud public professions of commitment to tackling climate change.

But disillusionment has begun to build behind the scenes over concerns that more stringent targets at Copenhagen could add to costs and that targets are not achievable. "

From the page: "In January 2004, George Soros proclaimed to the world, "I have made rejection of the Bush doctrine the central project of my life." To which he added, "America, under Bush, is a danger to the world. And I'm willing to put my money where my mouth is." Soros then waged a nearly one-wallet war against Bush, put more than $25 million of his own cash into Kerry's election bid and came out of the whole gambit with a tattered I-Voted-for-the-other-guy t-shirt. "

From the page: "Indeed, there's a strange mix of naivete, conspiracy theory and just plain ignorance in his awkward attempt to explain the current financial crisis and gross institutional inequality in which we currently dwell. In the initial "set-up" portion of the film, it is strongly suggested that while capitalism had some flaws here and there, it was really the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980 that led to a "coup" by corporate America. Previous to that, it seems, Mike's Dad was a happy auto industry worker and that just about everybody in the system got by on one salary, had a nice home and a pension. That is, until, Reagan and his chief of staff Regan conspired to hand America over to the greed-heads."