Remarkable quote from US climate hoax envoy Jonathan Pershing: Some countries saw the Copenhagen process as "a mechanism to redistribute global wealth"

Doesn't that quote in red (below) sound like something you might hear from a cousin-marrying, toothless, right-wing, Bristol-Palin-loving, gun-toting, evolution-denying, truck-driving, non-sandal-wearing, meat-eating, Watts Up With That-reading CO2-catastrophe-denier?

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There's been an escalating war of words between the U.S. and the so-called Bolivarian Alliance of the Americas, or ALBA, when it comes to climate change. Take, for example, US climate envoy Jonathan Pershing, who recently lambasted Bolivia, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba. The ALBA nations, Pershing claims, saw the Copenhagen process "not so much as a solution to climate change, but in fact as a mechanism to redistribute global wealth." Somewhat superciliously, Pershing added, "Well, surprise, surprise, surprise, the rest of the world doesn't want to do it that way."

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[January '10] Jonathan Pershing said: "Who were they? Bolivia, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Cuba. These are countries that are part of the ALBA group, a group that sees this process not so much as a solution to climate change, but in fact as a mechanism to redistribute global wealth. And they don't like the fact that this did not do that. It didn't do that, and they objected to that fact. Well, surprise, surprise, surprise, the rest of the world doesn't want to do it that way. But they couldn't get an agreement, because this group, this narrow group, was blocking it." Pershing says future talks should center around the world's largest polluters instead of trying to go through the UN process. He said, "It is.impossible to imagine a negotiation of enormous complexity where you have a table of 192 countries involved in all the detail."