[SoFloFreeper]

So how do we fight back? We need a plan.

[tcrlaf]

“So how do we fight back? We need a plan.”

Any plan to fight against this is going to require a media campaign at least as big.

That isn’t going to happen. Welcome to 1936 Germany.

[himno hero]

Easy.

Are the the giants to go to the developing third world nations to control their off gassing? After all , they are most responsible for today’s pollution.

Then there still is their transition to American standards.

As it is today, why should America be held responsible for the behavior of other nations who have ZERO pollution standards?

[haroldeveryman]

“So how do we fight back?”

Why even try to fight the Washington Royalty. Use our tax dollars to help the President bring about fundamental change. Instead of a carbon belching presidential motorcade, Obama would be much happier getting around Washington on presidential roller skates. Instead of constant “fact finding” trips around the world, politicians could content themselves with weekends in Moundhouse, Nevada. If that doesn’t sufficiently improve the environment, we can do away with all electrical and gas run conveniences and bring back the guillotine.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

Simply ask the logical questions:

1. What is the purest source of carbon fuel? Coal.

2. How many coal-fired electric power plants are under construction in the US? Zero.

3. How many coal-fired electric power plants are under construction in China? Dozens.

4. How much pressure is on China to cease and desist in causing this putatively devastating global problem? None.

5. What credence should the US public place on alarums related to US combustion of natural gas and petroleum? Little to none.