Statement by Viv Forbes, Chairman, the Carbon Sense Coalition.
The Carbon Sense Coalition today called on all Australian governments to boycott the Cancun Climate Change circus. The Chairman of “Carbon Sense”, Mr Viv Forbes,said “we do not want a repeat of the Copenhagen obscenity when 45,000 people gathered to discuss how to reduce things like air travel and conspicuous consumption”.
Forbes said there is no reason for Australia to attend.
This conference is no longer about climate – it is about 
international redistribution of wealth and industry from the west to the rest of the world. Australia is part of the spoils they hope to redistribute.There is zero chance of global agreement on emissions trading schemes or more carbon taxes.Click on picture to enlarge!
international redistribution of wealth and industry from the west to the rest of the world. Australia is part of the spoils they hope to redistribute.There is zero chance of global agreement on emissions trading schemes or more carbon taxes.Click on picture to enlarge!The political landscape and public opinion in the USA has turned dramatically sceptical of the increasingly shrill predictions from the desperate alarmists. Moreover, trading in carbon credits in Chicago has collapsed and even Al Gore is recanting on ethanol. Without US participation, nothing will be agreed globally.
“In addition, for over a decade, the whimsical world climate has mocked the feverish forecasts of the IPCC. Global Warming looks like becoming Global Cooling (still caused by burning coal of course). Prudently they chose tropical Mexico for this conference or the world media would be treated again to the amusing spectacle of warmists shivering in another bitter northern winter of “unseasonal” snow and blizzards.
“So they are plotting a new scheme – enforced global rationing of carbon emissions on a per capita basis. This means transfer of Australian wealth, industry and jobs to India, China and Africa for decades to come. And to bypass parliaments and the suspicious electorate, this will be attempted via “International Agreements”.
“Australia should send no more than one observer to Cancun, and that person should have no power to agree to anything. In particular there should be no promises to extend the failed but costly Kyoto Accord, and no transfer of authority to any new international body.
“A boycott makes more sense than sending jumbo jets of people to beach resorts in Mexico to talk about reducing that sort of activity.”
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Authorised by: Viv Forbes, Chairman, The Carbon Sense Coalition.
Rosevale, Qld, Australia
www.carbon-sense.com
Phone 07 5464 0533
Email: Info@carbon-sense.com
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My thought for today: - WernerWe all live under the same sky, but we don't all have the same horizon. Konrad Adenauer
3 comments:
Viv Forbes makes a lot of sense. Unfortunately I don't think our governments - either on a federal or state level - are in the habit of listening to people who make sense.
Aside from the climate change debacle, just look at the millions of taxpayer dollars wasted on pushing swine flu vaccinations - and this has turned out to be a complete scam, as was pointed out by a number of astute people BEFORE the government had spent that money.
Fluoridation is another case in point - a total waste of our money on a very unsafe, politically motivated practice that is based on fraudulent science, and does nothing to improve dental health.
Viv Forbes makes a lot of sense. Unfortunately I don't think our governments - either on a federal or state level - are in the habit of listening to people who make sense.
Aside from the climate change debacle, just look at the millions of taxpayer dollars wasted on pushing swine flu vaccinations - and this has turned out to be a complete scam, as was pointed out by a number of astute people BEFORE the government had spent that money.
Fluoridation is another case in point - a total waste of our money on a very unsafe, politically motivated practice that is based on fraudulent science, and does nothing to improve dental health.
Rita Smith, you are spot on. Unfortunately, “common sense” is not so common with some of the people we elect to govern.
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