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| Nov 03, 2009 10:41 am |
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re: Scary Treaty On Global Warming |
James Booth
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Amidst his words and his actions, tangled up in financial considerations, Lord Monckton sends quite a mixed message, and I prefer to leave him to sort that out, as I will have to leave it to the observer, whether serious or casual, to gauge Barack Obama's progress as executive answerable to the globalist agenda as he is.
To say "since Kyoto it's been the USA in particular taking a free ride" is something with which I will not argue.
At the same time, China has become THE most monumental environmental catastrophe of all time.
It finally dawned on me that China's reason for controlling Tibet is so simple it escapes all those who prefer to overintellectualize whatever comes their way: within Tibet are the sources of the Yellow, the Yangtze, and the Mekong Rivers.
China's population (if I remember the numbers correctly) represents about one-fifth (20%) of humanity and is dependent on only seven (7) percent of the world's water (if Tibet is controlled by China).
The Yellow River is now so polluted that for two thirds of its 3400-mile length its water is unfit for human consumption, and for at least a quarter of its run, the water is not even good enough for agricultural use; worse, during most of the '90s, the Yellow ran out of water before it reached the sea, and now, even the source of the Yellow is drying up.
The cause of headwater depletion is said to be glacial melting, due to global warming, even though global temperatures, overall, have been falling now for a number of years.
China's industrial growth (the equivalent of $50 billion was invested toward new coal and chemical plants along the Yellow mid-river in 2008 alone) will come to a grinding halt for lack of water, while an aging Chinese population will be dependent on one child to provide for two parents and four grandparents while they are still alive, even on "factory wages" - assuming the one child does not perish in a so-called "cancer village" of which there are an increasing number the farther down river one finds employment, having been driven off the fertile farming land either by construction of factories and housing, or by lack of water.
So the U. S. is not alone it its "overconsumption" of all things environmental which God provided to sustain life - all life, not just human life - on this planet.
Of course none of this even begins to consider what is happening with the Sun (finally, a new sun spot after many months without one), and other "galactic" considerations, all of which are part of the formula which determines the temperature of any body travelling through space.
Still, anyone who piles trash on his own doorstep cannot expect rose-coloured glasses and air freshener to make up for the lack of health and happiness which result from such neglect.
JB
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