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| Indian Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh, left, shakes hands with China’s Vice Chairman Minister for National Development and Reform Commission Xie Zhenhua during a climate change meeting in New Delhi. AFP/Manan Vatsyayana |
China and India have rejected Al Gore’s “climate change” gravy train. In a rejection of the European and U.S. initiatives to stop green house gases, the two countries have adopted an independent strategy to focus on renewable energy projects while at the same time rejecting the ‘cap in trade’ mentality of the west. http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/brief.asp)
The significance of this move is profound. Unlike western countries they have adopted a pragmatic approach to addressing climate change. Their research and implementation of carbon control will not be allowed to interfere with their economic growth. Another words unlike the U.S. the two countries will not sacrifice their economic base for climate control projects. (http://www.freeenterpriser.com/documents/Capital%20Comment%201.pdf)
The results of this new approach should be obvious; China followed by India will attain an economic ascendancy over the U.S. and Europe while the economic influence of the West withers away. One might view the western approach to climate change like a cancer patient who being subjected to massive radiation to destroy the cancer. Unfortunately the treatment, (the climate control agenda), actually weakens the body to the point it’s survival is in question.
The upcoming Copenhagen Summit will be an attempt to outline sustainable climate control projects at the expense of economic development. To think of it in any other way is ridiculous. The only people who will benefit from the climate control policies of the west are people like Al Gore, who profits from the carbon credit’s program and people like George Soros who are heavily invested in that protocol.
The simple truth of the matter is yes global warming may be occurring, but as I have stated before, it is arrogant of the political weasels to think they and their handlers can stop natural phenomena. The whole issue is about money and power. Apparently neither of those two components are in the possession of the American public. Just my opinion.
William McCullough
Finally someone stands up to Al Gore.
They love that we are willing to shoot ourselves in the foot and help them at the same time.
If these two countries can get one more country to throw in with them Al Gore can brand them as the “Ecological Axis of Evil”. He can then initiate a ban on ‘take out’. Imagine what impact this will have as less brownhouse gas will be emitted into the atmosphere. Of course the mafia will be upset since this will cut deeply into the waste cartage industry. You know, you just can’t please everybody.
Peter, Where do you come up with this stuff?