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Obama declares breathing and flatulence a danger to society
Grant it breathing some people's flatulence can be a danger but get ready for Obama's nazi "green police" to come a knocking
President Barack Obama has taken powers to cut emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases from cars, factories and power plants across the United States. The news dramatically improves the prospects of reaching a new agreement to combat global warming at the climate summit which opened in Copenhagen on Monday. His administration formally declared that the gases "endanger the public health and welfare of the America people" empowering its Environment Protection Agency to regulate them across the country under the country's Clean Air Act, without having to get a hotly-contested climate bill through the US Congress. Lisa Jackson, the agency's administrator, said the move "relied on decades of sound, peer-reviewed, extensively evaluated scientific data" which both "authorised and obligated" it to take reasonable efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. She called it "a reasonable and common-sense measure" that would "drive technology innovation for a better economy and protect the environment for a better future without placing an undue burden" on business. She added: "It also means that we arrive at the climate talks in Copenhagen with a clear demonstration of our commitment to facing this global challenge. We hope that today's announcement serves as another incentive for far-reaching accords" But Jack Gerard, president of the American Petroleum Institute, said that regulations under the Act would pose "a threat to every American family and business". Late last month President Obama announced that the US was ready to cut emissions by 17 per cent on 2005 levels, boosting the prospects for agreement in Copenhagen. But until now that has been dependent on getting a bill through Congress. A version of the bill was approved by the House of Representatives last summer, but the administration is struggling to get similar legislation through the Senate in the face of opposition from Republicans and some dissident Democrats from states with big oil, coal and car industries. The new ruling gives Mr Obama the firepower to meet the target anyway. It also makes it much more likely that he will get the bill through Congress as the House bill would take away the agency's powers to regulate the gases and substitute a more flexible system which industry would greatly prefer. It will also greatly improve the chances of getting a deal in Copenhagen, since other countries will now know that the US can deliver on any undertakings it makes there. But Yvo de Boer, the Executive Secretary of the UN climate change negotiations, said that any agreement made in the Danish capital could still be a “suicide pact” for small low-lying island states that will disappear if sea levels rise. He added that the current target of the negotiations – to limit global warming to 2C (3.6F) – would also still result in floods, droughts and sea level rise. “What the small island nations are telling us here is anything over 1.5 C increase will be a suicide pact for them because it means their nations disappearing,” he said. On the opening day of negotiations in Copenhagen, Mr Boer said the threat to such vulnerable countries made it even more important to reach a deal. “The clock has ticked down to zero. After two years of negotiations, the time has come to deliver,” he said. “Developing countries desperately need tangible immediate action on these crucial issues.” Dr Rajendra Pachauri, chairman of the Intergovernmental Committee on Climate Change, also said vulnerable people will suffer if temperatures rise by even a small amount. “Some even question the goal of 2C as a ceiling because that would lead to sea level rise on account of thermal expansion alone of 0.4 to 1.4 metres,” he said. “This increase added to the effect melting of snow and ice across the globe, could submerge several small island states and Bangladesh.” Speaking on behalf of the small island states Dessima Williams, the chief negotiator for Grenada, said the group would not accept a “made for TV” solution. She called for a legal treaty that would commit rich countries to cutting their carbon emissions by between 25 to 40 per cent. “We are here to save ourselves from burning and drowning,” she said. “We are here to work towards an ambitious outcome.” Other vulnerable countries like Nepal and Bangladesh also claimed that 2C will leave millions of people homeless and called on the rich world to provide money to help them adapt as part of any deal. Achim Steiner, the head of the UN Environment Programme, agreed 2C will put many parts of the world in danger. He said the world may need to meet again to push for an even tougher target in the future. “Maybe in three or four year’s time, as the science firms up we may have to accelerate forward and increase the target to keep the world safe,” he said. But Connie Hedegaard, the president of the negotiations, was optimistic the world will reach a deal that prevents the worst effects of global warming. She said rich countries are willing to sign up to ambitious targets to cut carbon at the same time as giving poor countries billions of pounds to adapt. “Let’s mark this meeting in history. Let’s open the door to the low carbon age. Let’s get it done now,” she said. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/cop...use-gases.html |
why do I have to read this shit?
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what.. i thought you guys proved global warming didn't exist
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You can always invest in Al Gore and Obama's carbon trading scam/exchange. http://www.canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/9629 |
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The trees are going to be pissed.
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2.5 years of negotiations that could very possibly fail doesn't sound like a big-bad NWO Government to me.. |
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http://carbonpasses.com :1orglaugh |
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http://www.docstoc.com/docs/13459002...t-Sept-15-2009 Also in said treaty. They can kick you out of your home if you don't do as they say.. Many fucked up things in this treaty. All to treat you like the slave you are. |
you're just trying to get me to read a long and boring environmental treaty that thinks about tomorrow rather than today, and how best to police and make transparent that agreement for the entire planet
something that would take some level of world governance, found already present within the inner workings of the UN and IMF. You're almost 60 years too late regarding this NWO, friend. |
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Who's words supersedes my scientific definition of life? move, eat, reproduce, die? |
The most ignorant people always shoot the messenger. They never have anything to say about the issues presented, they just talk shit about the person who is presenting.
As if the fact that onwebcam "copies and pastes" things changes anything that's going on in the world today. |
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I mean seriously, the guy is simply sharing an article from the Telegraph with you, and all you can do is complain how he "copied and pasted" something. lmao, would you rather he re-write the article in all of his own words?
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There we go with the "they" again...and NO IT DOES NOT! |
prison planet forum is over there.
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Searching the document didn't return anything on: World Governance, world gov, one gov, world order, home, treaty, or dwelling. But I will read it over and see what it says... |
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con⋅spir⋅a⋅cy /kənˈspɪrəsi/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [kuhn-spir-uh-see] Show IPA Use conspiracy in a Sentence See web results for conspiracy See images of conspiracy –noun, plural -cies. 1. the act of conspiring. 2. an evil, unlawful, treacherous, or surreptitious plan formulated in secret by two or more persons; plot. 3. a combination of persons for a secret, unlawful, or evil purpose: He joined the conspiracy to overthrow the government. 4. Law. an agreement by two or more persons to commit a crime, fraud, or other wrongful act. 5. any concurrence in action; combination in bringing about a given result. con⋅spire /kənˈspaɪər/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [kuhn-spahyuhr] Show IPA verb, -spired, -spir⋅ing. Use conspiring in a Sentence See web results for conspiring See images of conspiring –verb (used without object) 1. to agree together, esp. secretly, to do something wrong, evil, or illegal: They conspired to kill the king. 2. to act or work together toward the same result or goal. –verb (used with object) 3. to plot (something wrong, evil, or illegal). |
conspire : to act in harmony toward a common end
conspire/conspiring: To join or act together; |
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We are not concurring on anything...end of story. We are not acting in harmony (far from it) and certainly not towards a common end...end of story. We are not working towards the same goal (far from it)...end of story. |
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Onwebcam is obviously mentally ill but that does not change the fact that global environmental treaties of the sort being attempted at Copenhagen represent a huge power grab by unelected UN bureaucracies based on flimsy or non existent evidence of "climate change". Having economic policy set at the global level is an anathema to freedom and representative government. It does not take a conspiracy mongering lunatic like onwebcam to understand that. :2 cents:
If I was conspiracy minded I would have to believe that onewebcam (and fellow travelers like StickyGreen) are fake nics created to make libertarians and believers in limited government look like dangerous and delusional lunatics. I really wish he would STFU and stop tarnishing reasonable people with reasonable positions with his idiotic and deranged nonsense. :mad: |
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Take your meds onwebcam
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Summary of the draft of the treaty.
http://www.infowars.com/draft-copenh...e-danish-text/ The actual treaty draft is in the hands of Lord Moncton ATM and he says it's worse than the old draft posted above. They removed all references to "world government but all the same structures still remain. They plan on taxes on money transfers and much more.. |
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I read over the first document you posted... not in every single bit of detail but a huge part of it. I will read this one as well and see if it's real. Honestly I thought I was going to see shit that would make me puke. But what I found was a guideline for nations to follow, with various timeliness, with no penalties, help for nations that 'want it' and so on... In general, while one may not agree with every topic in it, it's not really about man made global warming or global warming. It's more about climate change, local / regional impacts, developing nations, pollution/smog in cities, to marina life damage... and all that various stuff much of which is extremely important and real. Now it does talk about co2, but again... it's more about local/regional impacts do to pollution vs. world wide impacts, melding ice caps and that stuff. Again... everyone is going to find parts they don't agree with, but the general topics it covers is not what is being pushed by the crazies. I would have to say take the time to fully read it for yourself, in detail... forget what the media/websites are saying and just read it. |
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