Marc Sheppard at the website American Thinker has said:
"Tomorrow, over 20,000 delegates from 193 nations will gather in Copenhagen to craft an agreement which would not only force American power consumption to levels equal to those of about 1910, but would also have us pay reparations for an imaginary “climate debt” we’ve accumulated by building the world’s greatest economy of all time. That debt is based on the amount of CO2 our financial growth has purportedly pumped into the atmosphere, which, according to the conclusions of the IPCC, based largely upon reports from the CRU, has selfishly imperiled the planet by inducing climate change.
Of course, asking Americans to pay reparations based on the claim they’ve done harm to other nations by spoiling the climate is like asking me to pay damages to my neighbor based on his claim that he can’t sell his house because my great-grandmother’s ghost is haunting it"
If the accord is signed at Copenhagen the world will be re-ordered to suit the United Nations, one of the most inneffectual and corrupt organization that exist in the 21st century. The sovereignty of the United States and, as a result, that of Canada will be suborned to the will of that organization.
The UN is not an elected body. Populations have no control over appointees to the U.N., but they will have been given authority over sovereign nations and will have the right to dictate the terms under which those nations are allowed to develop.
Who stands to gain by this? Certainly not you or I. In BC we are already subject to a Carbon Tax. Soon we will find that the price for basics - food - will skyrocket.
Amarica and Canada are currently free countries with democratically elected leadership. I fear that if the Copenhagen deal goes through, that will end.
I hope I am wrong. I fear I am right.
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http://mdjackson.deviantart.com
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