The Cover-Up Goes On, UN Security Stops Journalist’s Questions About Climategate Scandal
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Climategate: Barack Obama’s rule by EPA decree is a coup d’etat against Congress
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I thought pollution was still bad…maybe I missed the FPM article where that was a “leftist” plot and pollution is really giving us vitamins and making us live longer.

Since Obaka is at the helm, the EPA will steamroll right pass Congress; and with the Far Left fully in charge, they'll say NOTHING even though their 'power' is effectively being 'undercut'.

Quite frankly, the ONLY tactic that might have any effect would be a prominent GOP 2010 'plank' pledging action against the EPA's CO2 diktat.

Threats concerning 'funding' are the only club the Lefties understand.

This should a major issue during 2012 as well, especially if we can keep 'Climategate' an active issue. This is a club that we should wield without mercy for the next three years.

Do you really think that massive reg's have not already been written and some fast track process is going to be offered to solve the “crisis”? Just like the health care bills, and stimulus package, the groups who stand to gain power and money are going to be prepared for this windfall opportunity. We are under attack by a well prepared enemy.

This administration has had no problem forcing banks who were not in trouble to take bail out funds, tell them to lie about it, and demand they take over other banks in trouble.

This administration has had no problem taking General Motors from the share holders and giving it to the UAW, and closing down Saturn with a massive job loss.

This administration and its EPA are not going to bother with determining what technologies are available, and they are just going to blanket America with new, 'pie-in-the-sky, environmental-cliche mandates they've been dreaming of for years and we'll all pay the price.

Reality, reasonable actions and incremental measures are not the hallmark of the Obama administration. As quoted in the New York Times December 3, President Obama was told his policies are killing jobs,

“The president acknowledged, “This is a legitimate concern [this validation is part of that 'community organizer training],” one that he and his advisers had discussed before he took office.

But Mr. Obama said he had decided that “if we keep on putting off tough decisions about health care, about energy, about education, we’ll never get to the point where there’s a lot of appetite for that.”

So, before your appetite for EPA control of your thermostat is dampened, they're going to get right in there and regulate you before the technology is manufactured, but don't worry, he's got billions of TARP money to open a plant to churn those needed government controlled thermostats out next week. And, he'll be creating jobs.

How's that hope and change working for you?

For some people, environmentalism is collectivism in drag. Such people use environmental causes and rhetoric not to change the political climate for the purpose of environmental improvement. Rather, for them, changing the society's politics is the end, and environmental policies are mere means to that end.

The unending argument in political philosophy concerns constantly adjusting society's balance between freedom and equality. The primary goal of collectivism — of socialism in Europe and contemporary liberalism in America — is to enlarge governmental supervision of individuals' lives. This is done in the name of equality.

People are to be conscripted into one large cohort, everyone equal (although not equal in status or power to the governing class) in their status as wards of a self-aggrandizing government. Government says the constant enlargement of its supervising power is necessary for the equitable or efficient allocation of scarce resources.

Therefore, one of the collectivists' tactics is to produce scarcities, particularly of what makes modern society modern — the energy requisite for social dynamism and individual autonomy. Hence collectivists use environmentalism to advance a collectivizing energy policy. Focusing on one energy source at a time, they stress the environmental hazards of finding, developing, transporting, manufacturing or using oil, natural gas, coal or nuclear power.

This is what happens when people who aren't scientists try to act upon scientific data.