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We're taking the fight to the ecco-imperialist, social fascist vermin:
The above article, along with the illustration, ran on the front page of today's National Post which backed it up with the Editorial "The folly of Kyoto" & several opinion pieces including "Kyoto is economic suicide as is: Liberal adherence makes no sense unless all countries are signed on".

1 posted on 02/10/2007 8:10:34 AM PST by GMMAC
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Eeeeek! That's the scariest thing I think I've ever seen!


29 posted on 02/10/2007 12:05:10 PM PST by Diana in Wisconsin (Save The Earth. It's The Only Planet With Chocolate.)
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A religion? Take a look at this table from Point Carbon and note the terminology...


30 posted on 02/10/2007 12:17:23 PM PST by kanawa (Don't go where you're looking, look where you're going.)
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Facinating.


36 posted on 02/10/2007 1:14:47 PM PST by ChildOfThe60s (If you can remember the 60s......you weren't really there)
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I was just telling my husband this, on the way to Costco this morning!


40 posted on 02/10/2007 2:29:37 PM PST by TruthConquers (Delenda est publius schola)
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>>We're taking the fight to the ecco-imperialist, social fascist vermin:
The above article, along with the illustration, ran on the front page of today's National Post which backed it up with the Editorial "The folly of Kyoto" & several opinion pieces including "Kyoto is economic suicide as is: Liberal adherence makes no sense unless all countries are signed on". <<

The Kyoto agreement is foolish and its not nearly all the anti-industrialists seek - they want 80% reduction in CO2 emissions. They used to want 80% reduction in particulates and other pollutants as a way to cut back the modern economy but since the U.S. has shown we can clean the air and still grow they seek a new method to reduce the economy.

How should conservatives fight this? Calling extreme environmentalists worshipers in a new religion isn't very effective. Its much better to point out their ulterior motives.

Denying global warming and denying that it will be a real problem if global warming continues at the current trend is useless because the data from a dozen seperate scientific disciplines in 20 different countries all say the same thing - that global warming is real and has been increasing since 1976.

What conservatives need to do is change the focus to the causes of global warming and encourage more study of causes while reminding the public that the scale of the warming is one degree since 1900. We have time to study the causes.
51 posted on 02/10/2007 7:09:52 PM PST by gondramB (It wasn't raining when Noah built the ark.)
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The question of whether The Global Warmer movement is a religion is a very apt question. They are not yet a religion, beciase they have no prescribed method of "salvation " of the individual yet. But just give them a little time, and that will likely evolve, as they raise their hands in parayer to G-D to implore him to cool off the sun, and damn all the polluters to hell, casting them from our garden of Eden.

I have thought a lot about the Global Warmer movement from a historical perspective.

When man feels threatened by nature in ways that leaves him disempowered, he often makes a sacrifice to placate the forces of nature. This is a common theme in historical anthropology. For example, polynesians might sacrifice virgins to a volcano to keep it from erupting. Global warmers wish to sacrifice our industrial progress and our economy using a tyranny which is unacceptable to the free world, justifying it by "survival" of the human race. Man has been bad ( evil) by disregarding his environment for the sake of ease, wealth,, and material well being. Now man has sinned , polluting the garden of eden , and now our environmental priests say that man must pay by retreating from his evil materialism and environmental pollution.This sacrifice is fairly well defined.

Global Warmers and the ancient polynesians have a lot in common.

The most recent moralistic movement to influence US politics was the prohibitionist movement, when a similar religious fervor sought to deny free men and women access to alcoholic beverages. All commercial sale of alcohol was banned. Millions of gallons of drink were dumped, but the sinners went underground, spawning an organized crime syndicate and smugglers ( of home Joseph Kennedy was one), many of whom became millionaires. The country woke up and free men and women exercised their vote to end prohibition.

The Global warmers are also very similar to prohibitionists. Politicians are making the mistake of singing their song so as to curry their block vote. Its an exercise in illogic, as the sun warms not only the earth, but all of the planets in our solar system. Politicians who seek the support of these illogical folk are carpetbaggers, seeking any means they can to gain power, many have little to offer. such as Al Gore , who is a dismal failure as a politician, so now he is getting righteous, so as to carpewtbag those who have the fear of chicken little.

Logical free men and women understand global warming, and the de minimus role that man has to play in it. They prepare to adapt to the 4 to 5 degree Fahrenheit rise in temperature that the world may have. But it depends little on man's activity, but rather depends on the suns activity.

A proper sacrifice to the sun might be to load up all the carpetbagging politicians we have, Al Gore foremost, on a NASA rocket, and plunge it into the sun as a sacrifice, so that the sun will not increase it's disruptive activity. Who knows, it was said to work for the polynesians!

Environmentalism a Religion? Almost. When you see the televised prayer meetings invoked to gain devine intervention in the environment, we will have arrived.

Thats not far away. A local physician here in Vermont. left his medical practise for the purpose of become a zealot in the field of environmental evangelism. There is a movement now afoot, so it IS almost a religion, and one which does not bode much good for America as a Republic, much the same as Prohibition.

Religion and Politics too often make poor bed partners, and even as a Republican who loves Christianity, I must say so for the sake of preventing a tragedy of vast proportions if the Environmental religion sweeps our nation in its Star Chamber like mentality of the Inquisition.

56 posted on 02/11/2007 6:23:01 AM PST by Candor7 (Duncan Hunter for President)
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And so scientists use theoretical concepts like “flux adjustments” to make the models agree with reality.

Sounds like we need to use our flux capacitor to make this theory work.

59 posted on 02/11/2007 10:29:05 AM PST by Bernard (Immigration should be rare, safe and legal.)
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This article was also reprinted in CERC


61 posted on 04/07/2007 9:34:55 PM PDT by Coleus (What were Ted Kennedy his son & nephew doing on Good Friday, 1991? Getting drunk and raping women?)
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Environmentalism Religion Rather Than Science, Says Czech Leader

62 posted on 04/07/2007 9:49:43 PM PDT by Coleus (What were Ted Kennedy his son & nephew doing on Good Friday, 1991? Getting drunk and raping women?)
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Everybody wants to think they live in the most momentous times of all - what’s more momentous than “end times”. To me, this smacks more of egoism than environmentalism.


63 posted on 04/08/2007 7:02:13 PM PDT by P.O.E.
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I was doing some research on deep environmentalism and your article popped up, so I thought that I would bump it.


65 posted on 04/16/2008 3:29:41 PM PDT by Eva (CHANGE - the new euphemism for Marxist revolution)
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