Beam me to Planet Gore !
Posted on 02/12/2010 7:37:25 AM PST by opentalk
There’s a question oft-posed by the proponents of global warming… or of “climate change,” as the new term of art has it, thus allowing warmists to claim both the snowstorm now blanketing America’s East Coast, as well as the melting of that snow, as evidence for their theory.
“To what end?” the warmists ask the skeptics. Or, in the lingua franca of conspiracy theorists everywhere: “Cui bono, my friend, cui bono?”
Well, lots of people are benefiting from the practical implications of this theory. There’s Nobel Laureate Al Gore for one, who is on track to become the first green billionaire:
(Excerpt) Read more at bigjournalism.com ...
Follow the money.
STRIKING parallels between the BBC’s coverage of the global warming debate and the activities of its pension fund can be revealed today.
The corporation is under investigation after being inundated with complaints that its editorial coverage of climate change is biased in favour of those who say it is a man-made phenomenon
..Concerns are growing that BBC journalists and their bosses regard disputed scientific theory that climate change is caused by mankind as “mainstream” while huge sums of employees’ money is invested in companies whose success depends on the theory being widely accepted.
Now we know why the BBC has been in the tank for AGW.
Algore has taken on the look of an inflatable doll that has too much air.
Very intereresting....
Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change
The IIGCC is a forum for collaboration on climate change for European investors. The group’s objective is to catalyse greater investment in a low carbon economy by bringing investors together to use their collective influence with companies, policymakers and investors. The group currently has over 50 members, including some of the largest pension funds and asset managers in Europe, and represents assets of around €4 trillion.
Wait… I hate to be a skeptic, but did they just say… “Four Trillion Euros”?
They did.
The Chairman of IIGCC investment group is Peter Dunscombe, who also happens to be the BBC’s Head of Pensions Investment.
Cui bono, my friend, cui bono?
So why is the BBC doing hard interviews of the British official...I ask?
Was it a dodge....?
Must See TV: BBC’s Andrew Neal Grills Britain’s Global Warming Chief
Lots of money to be lost in the form of useless 401K etc.. Plus major banks are as we have been informed starting to drop out of the carbon trading business. This whole sordid affair has long term ramifications on the piggy banks of the wealthy along with many who would hope to become wealthy.
They freely admit they must support an evil scheme in order to fatten their pocket books. The greed is unquenchable.
Thanks Ernest.
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