Climate change: there really is no plan B | John Ashton | Comment is free | The Guardian
The choice between what needs to be done but looks impossible, and what can be done but is clearly not enough, is as old as history. It lay behind the struggle between Churchill and Halifax as Britain faced Hitler's tanks on the Channel coast.
John Ashton is the Foreign Office's special representative for climate change
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John Ashton is obviously a fool - not that I hold that against him.
No, he's an imbecile employed as a ranking public servant and dictating policy - there's the problem.
Phew-ee, what a clot - I wonder what the annual bill is for the pearls of wisdom like this?
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