UN thugs well practiced at silencing dissent

Flashback to Bali Climate Conference in 2007.

• "The UN are not trying to promote humanities search for knowledge, instead they
• exploit climate science as a tool to increase their own power. Once again the
• western media let down the public.
• The UN got away with being anti-science, and anti-free-speech."...

photo and quote from JoNova via TomNelson

• Billionaire Maurice Strong is seeing his plan come to fruition:

• "In 1990, a small, round faced Canadian described a scenario to a reporter. He envisioned a small group of world leaders concluding that the
• rich countries were the "principle risk to the Earth."

This group then created a plan to get the rich countries to "sign an agreement reducing their impact on the environment." When the rich countries refused, the group decided "the only hope for the planet"

• was for the industrialized civilizations to collapse. He pondered,
• "Isn't it our responsibility to bring that about?"

• Two years later, he helped lay the foundation for the Kyoto Protocol at the Earth Summit in Rio De Janeiro.
• His name is Maurice Strong, and he would love to see America collapse....

• He is known as the "Godfather of the international environmental movement" and the "architect of the Kyoto Protocol." Both of those are ironic titles for a man who started out in the oil business."...

And NY Times' Tom Friedman (a multi-millionaire) on 4/7/09 kicks America from his cozy loft at the NY Times:

• "STRATEGY: Since the opponents of cap-and-trade are going to pillory it as a tax anyway,
• why not go for the real thing — a simple, transparent,

• economy-wide carbon tax?" NY Times published in the Houston Chronicle

This surrender of the American psyche was suggested in 1962 by Aldous Huxley:

• ""It seems to me that the nature of the ultimate revolution with which we are now faced is precisely this:

That we are in process of developing a whole series of techniques which will enable the

• controlling oligarchy who have always existed and presumably will always exist

• to get people to

• love their servitude." -- Aldous Huxley (1962 speech at Berkeley)

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