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Radical Environmentalism vs. Jobs and the
Economy

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Radical Environmentalism vs.
Jobs and the
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by Cathie
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Further
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Warming

November 16, 2013

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate
Change

COP19 Reports

Radical
Environmentalism vs. Jobs and the Economy

Show
Me the Money

UN’s
“Climate Change” to Transform the Economic Structure of the World

The European Climate Foundation based in The Hague, is a typical
green — ignore the science —
organization that uses United Nations meetings to push radical
environmentalism to destroy liberties, kill jobs and industries, and lower our
standard of living.

In Warsaw, Poland, the ECF claimed that the Polish government is ignoring its
people. The basis for their claim? A telephone survey sample of only 800
Poles.

The ECF poll was a 15-minute phone interview that they claim was
enough to educate the people about the climate change issue and in turn give
informed responses.

The poll claims, for example, that 81% of respondents believe climate
change is a serious issue, but did not define “serious.” Of course the
climate changes; it always has and always will, but it is arrogant for humans to
claim control over the climate.

The pollsters suggested that 90% of the Poles want “action,” but if
they had explained that it would mean killing jobs, shutting down industries and
lowering their standard of living, the people would surely not approve of the
radical environmentalists’ “action.”

The poll also showed that 67% want coal subsidies stopped and that
40% are ready to pay more for energy, but no one in their right mind
would give a blank check to the global warming cause when the globe has not
warmed in 16 years.

With more than 90% of Poland’s energy produced by coal-burning
plants, the ECF poll supposedly showed that the people preferred
renewable energy sources, but they forgot to mention that there is no
such adequate alternative energy source or advanced technology available
anywhere in the world. The Obama administration, for example, has
thrown billions of dollars at renewable subsidies, especially wind and solar,
but the companies have gone bankrupt.

Such misleading questions during a 15-minute telephone conversation
can hardly be considered scientific evidence or informed opinions, yet
that was the ECF claim.

The Polish people deserve better. The pain of Communist dictatorship that
stole their liberties and destroyed their industries from 1944 until it began
the process to democratic reforms with the Solidarity movement in 1980 is still
evident today.

Modern Poland is a stark contrast to the dark and dreary plague of
Communism. Churches are now full of worshipers, industries are booming and they
enjoy a higher standard of living. Poland’s gross domestic product has
grown 200% while reducing carbon emissions by 32% through modernization and
austerity measures — the best of the 195 parties to the infamous 1997 Kyoto
Protocol. And Poland is planning to build more coal-burning power plants
to grow more industries.

Americans should learn from Poland’s example. They
stood up to the Communists and they are standing up to the radical
environmentalists at the UN. We can likewise stand up to President
Obama’s death grip on our coal energy producers. About 40% of America’s energy
is coal produced, but Obama’s EPA has targeted most of them for closure. Nuclear
is also rejected by the radical environmentalists claiming its potential danger
and government regulations make it too costly anyway.

Congress should recall Obama’s campaign promises to bankrupt America’s coal industry
and then use its U.S. Constitutional legislative authority to rein in
his radical environment dictates being imposed by Executive Orders and his
federal bureaucracies. American jobs and our economy depend on it.

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