Monckton’s Mexican Missive #3 ( More from the Climate Summit in Cancun )

Watts Up With That? ^ | December 9, 2010 | Anthony Watts

[Yo-Yo]

Since you posted missives numbers one and two, I was waiting for you to post number three!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

OK...Ha...

I sleep in this morning.

Time to hit the Major Alarm button?

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

I got to blame Sunkenciv....he loaded up my inbox massively this morning....some good stuff too!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Major Ping.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

This is awful!

[MHGinTN]

I want Lord MOnckton to address the faint being played by Al Goron and our Barry the Bastard administration, pretending to back off on the AGW hoaxes while supporting and adding to the power grab being orchestrated through the U.N. in meetings like the Cancun cunning usurpation. We The People need things spelled out for us, now that our public education programs have dumbed us down to such a degree that we don’t even comprehend our own founding documents.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

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Omissions: There are several highly-significant omissions, which jointly and severally establish that the central intent of The Process no longer has anything to do with the climate, if it ever had.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Well Said!

[JPG]

The new GOP House has the power of the purse. They had better be paying close attention to all of this. No money for socialist crap.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Typo correction:

I slept in this morning.

[SE Mom]

The intention is that, after not one but two international climate conferences, the second of them in Rio in 2012 on the 20th anniversary of the Earth Summit that began it all, the Secretariat will have become so wealthy and will have accreted so much power to itself that no one – not even the US Senate – will dare to resist ratifying the Treaty of Rio that brings democracy to an end worldwide and fulfils Lord Mandelson’s recent statement that “we are now living in a post-democratic age.”

WTH?!?! Going back to reading...hair just turned 2 shades grayer..

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Looking at the comments now:

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Oslo says:

December 9, 2010 at 10:57 am

The Norwegian prime minister Jens Stoltenberg is the head of the Advisory Group on Climate Change Financing, which made the plans for raising the 100 billion dollars. Other members of the group are Nicholas Stern, Lawrence H. Summers and George Soros. The wolves are already seated at the table.

Stoltenberg is a die-hard internationalist, a socialist-democrat, and is convinced that this brand of socialism should be exported to the rest of the world. And since most countries are not interested, why not skip the national level altogether and create it from the top, starting with the UN?

If a small mechanism can be put in place – say the power to collect and redistribute taxes for climate purposes, then this can easily be expanded to other areas – gradually shifting power from the national states to the UN.

And from democracy to a faceless, unelected bureaucracy.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

More from the comments:

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Laura Hills says:

December 9, 2010 at 10:59 am

We are being led into a dystopia beyond Orwell’s. Who would have thought that all the feel-good issues of the sixties – ecoactivism, anti-colonialism, sharing resources would have led to a secretive unaccountable totalitarian gigabureaucracy?

[saleman]

Bump

[MHGinTN]

The entire essay ought to be read. It is full of wisdom, like the following:

"The people know best what is best for the people. The governing class no doubt knows what is best for the governing class, but does not necessarily know what is best for the people, and must always be kept in check by the ballot-box.

If we are to have a world government at all (and, as the science of “global warming” alarm continues to collapse, the current pretext for world domination by a privileged few is wearing more than a little thin), then it is essential that the world government should be an elected government, and that, as Article 1, Section 1 of the US Constitution makes plain when it grants “All legislative power” to the elected Congress and to the now-elected Senate, none shall make laws for the world or impose taxes upon the world except those whom the people of the world have elected by universal secret ballot."

[Marine_Uncle]

For those that laugh at the potential of a one world government taking over I would only say... read and weep. Incidentally I finally ordered Horwitz's book UnHoly Alliance. I should be arriving soon.
It will be interesting to see how the Senate and HR react to all this stuff. They can tell the Criminals in the EU and associates to take a hike if they have the will to do so.
The question is how many are being re-educated on the global warming issues. Hopefully the answer will be a great number in due time. As for the Kenyan. I am sure he has no problem with what these criminals are proposing.

[Ole Okie]

WTH?!?! Going back to reading...hair just turned 2 shades grayer..

How many Divisions does the Secretariat command? :)

[SE Mom]

How many Divisions does the Secretariat command? :)

Well...there is that.. :D

[Captain7seas]

“Just one problem with that. The US Constitution provides that, even if the President has signed a treaty, his signature is meaningless unless the treaty has been debated in the Senate, which must ratify it by the votes of at least 67 of the 100 Senators”.

Not hardly. Another radical UN treaty came out of the ‘92 Earth Summit, The Convention on Biological Diversity. It went to the Senate in ‘93 and was stopped cold when maps of the Wildlands Project were displayed on the floor of the Senate. It was never ratified but was implemented through Executive Order and existing statutory power. Remember Paul Bergala saying “Stroke of the pen, law of the land. Kinda cool huh?”