Thread: Obama pulls end run: EPA declares carbon a toxic pollutant

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) declare carbon a toxic pollutant

Obama pulls end run

By Klaus Rohrich
Tuesday, December 8, 2009

As I wrote here yesterday, I believe the feeding frenzy currently taking place at the Copenhagen trough will result in the ultimate global governance of every man woman and child on the planet. A climate treaty may not actually be signed and agreed upon by the 192 countries whose representatives are currently living LARGE on caviar and limousines at the conference, but the rules such a treaty might impose will still take effect.

The main reason to believe this will happen is that President Barack Obama has pulled an end run around the American people and the legislators they have elected by having the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) declare carbon a toxic pollutant, despite the fact that all life on the planet is basically carbon-based. But fascists can never be swayed by facts and Obama has shown that when it comes to imposing his draconian agenda he isn’t particularly squeamish about violating the principles of the Constitution or the rights of the people.

The EPA ruling gives that agency the power to impose limits on the amount of carbon and other so-called “greenhouse gasesâ€

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Copenhagen: socialism’s wet dream

By Klaus Rohrich
Monday, December 7, 2009

The Copenhagen ‘climate change’ conference is a bold initiative on the part of the world’s socialists to spread the wealth, as Barack Obama promised when campaigning for President. The disclosure that many leading climate scientists ‘cooked the books’ and attempted to actively hide data contrary to their hypotheses could theoretically derail the conference, but I don’t think it will.

The reason I think it won’t is because in recent years more and more proponents of global climate treaties have only paid peremptory lip service to the supposed catastrophe that is threatening the survival of the planet and focused more on the idea of making western nations pay for their carbon outputs and giving developing nations a free ride. Additionally, the concept of the catastrophic, anthropogenic climate change has now assumed religious proportions and many non-deniers are looking at climate change as an article of faith.

There are many rational people who believe in the possibility of climate change who object to the wholesale economic devastation that global governance of carbon emissions will bring about. Bjorn Lomborg, a Danish statistician and self-described “skeptical environmentalistâ€