Moonbattery: Copenhagen Treaty Will Demand American Taxpayers Buy "Dignity" for Third World

The environmental refugee business is science fiction out of an Al Gore fever dream, but the damage to our economy if we are forced to buy "opportunities, resources, lives, land and dignity" for the entire Third World with our economy shackled in pointless CO2 restrictions will be quite real. The phrase "environmental justice" is Newspeak for "spreading the wealth around" until there isn't any left to spread, while masking the injustice in sanctimonious ecofreak blather.

Liberal elitists dream of a one-world government under the thumb of which everyone but them is a half-starved, powerless peasant with zero chance of ever accomplishing anything, because anything we create will only be expropriated. The United Nations exists for a single purpose: to make this nightmare come true. Comrade Obama is on board with the program, as is every last liar in the governmedia who pays lip service to the nonexistent global warming crisis.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Phoenix Climate Presentation, November 10 at 7PM

I am taking something of a risk with this presentation. I am paying for the auditorium and promotion myself — I am not doing this under the auspices of any group. However, I would like to get good attendance, in part because I would like the media representatives attending to see the local community demonstrating interest in at least giving the skeptic side of the debate a hearing. If you are a member of a group that might like to attend, please email me directly at the email link at the top of this page and I can help get more information and updates to your group.

Global warming threat to city's wildlife habitats - Telegraph

The report by the London Climate Change Partnership warned that a global increase in temperature could expose London's scarce wetland areas to drought and fire in the summer months.

Arctic Ocean acid 'will dissolve shells of sea creatures within 10 years' - Telegraph

The Arctic Ocean is becoming acidic so quickly that it will reach corrosive levels within 10 years, a leading scientist has warned.