IMO, this is the biggest news coming out of global warming in some time.
The keynote speaker for climate change Todd Stern. Apparently he’s the envoy of climate change. We’ve found the nexus.
This is an extremely important address. It states quite clearly the true intent of the Obama administration. I have pointed out repeatedly here, Obama has set up a network of cabinet politicians with a single item in common – global warming. This is a key focus of the fear center the administration intends to use for Americas voluntary transition to socialism. Consistent with governments around the world, there are numerous bits of flatly false information which I’ll highlight in red.
Todd Stern is a Clinton politician with no science background yet he pretends to know what he’s talking about. Here’s a link to some of his history.
What we’re looking at folks is nothing less than the end of the American way of life, everything we ever fought for or wanted. Everything America had to show the world about a better way of life being sold out in the false name of a poorly understood physical process. Read on, I copied the whole article without reference, screw em.
My bold, red is false information, since this is the US envoy who is backed by a great deal of science it is deliberately false. People who claim lie here will have trouble with moderation unless it’s used correctly. Green is my Id letting go, I’ll keep it to a minimum because I’m not important in this article but some comments can’t be held back
This man does not know climate, this is simply a politician who sees climate as a mechanism to a goal. What is very very important is this man’s words are those of the man voted to president.
The rest of the world feels a sense of victory at catching up to the US. After all, wouldn’t we if we had a similar situation with Russia or Japan. Don’t be fooled my foreign friends, it’s a false competition. The death of the dream here is the death of the dream for the people of the world. America’s consumption supported many bad governments around the world. Those who have embraced socialism will realize soon that without an outlet for their product, their own strained existences will shrink dramatically.
I’m sorry for the bad news, there are plenty of liberal readers who come by but this is the world we live in.
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Keynote Remarks at U.S. Climate Action Symposium
Special Envoy for Climate Change
Senate Hart Office Building
Thank you, Lord Stern. Thank you Jonathan Lash and WRI; Fred Bergsten and the Peterson Institute; and Nancy Birdsall and the Center for Global Development. You and your colleagues have done so much to ensure the right response to the climate crisis, and we all deeply appreciate that. And today, you’ve brought us together for a very important discussion.
Lord Stern, it is an honor to share the podium with you. You have made an enormous contribution to our understanding of this issue, including the complex questions of economic cost – both the cost of action and the costs of inaction — which have too often been ignored. What is clear from Lord Stern’s work is that the costs of action, though real, are affordable, while the costs of inaction – economic, environmental and national security – are so profound that if we fail at this moment of truth, it will amount to a breach of our generational contract to leave our children a better world. Thank you all for coming. This is a distinguished group: leaders from other countries, from NGOs, from corporations, and from here on the Hill. I am honored to be part of the day’s events. And delighted that the U.S. Government now can be and wants to be a genuine part of such a gathering.
