UN climate expert says goal is wealth transfer from 'rich' (US) countries to other people and places, not so much about 'climate'
- Cancun summit 'not about climate but economics.'
- The failed treaty actually contained as many paragraphs outlining the
- payment of "climate debt" reparations by Western nations as it did emission reduction schemes.
Indeed, for nearly 50-years the U.N. has formulated its own unique brand of “social justice” under the guise of “saving the planet”
- by demonizing one byproduct of Western economic growth or another. Carbon Dioxide is, of course, merely the devil’s derivative du jour.
- climate policy has little to do with environmental protection.
- told the Neue Zürcher Zeitung (translated) that
- “it's a big mistake to discuss climate policy separately from the major themes of globalization.”
Edenhofer went on to explain that in Cancun, the redistribution of not only wealth but also natural resources will be negotiated, adding that:
The climate summit in Cancun at the end of the month is not a climate conference,And another shot at playing Robin Hood with Americans’ money. As I addressed yesterday:
- but one of the largest economic conferences
- since the Second World War.
Now consider the U.N. plan to levy a climate reparations tax on the developed world (read that United States) on everything from airline flights and international shipping to fuel and financial transactionsWill Barack Obama and his fellow recently repudiated Democrats actually entertain incurring further international debtadvisor Lawrence Summers and radical anti-American billionaire George Soros as a means to meet the annual figure “international leaders” agreed to in Copenhagen and will be a primary goal at Cancun in a few weeks.
- to the tune of $100 billion annually. That scheme is backed by both Obama
- on the backs of strapped American taxpayers (whose belief in AGW is at an all-time low),
- given Edenhofer’s staggering affirmation?
- "IPCC expert admits UN goal is wealth redistribution," American Thinker, Marc Sheppard, 11/18
- The 'climate industry' can make more money if people believe a preoccupation with CO2 is part of everyday care of the environment.
- Carbon markets are already the biggest profit centers at investment banks in Europe.
- Organized crime has found them easy markets to take over...
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