Global Warming Nazis Demand the U.S. Pay up December 10, 2007
More than 10,000 people from around the globe flew into Bali, Indonesia for the second climate warming conference in less than one month. All the dignitaries and even ex-Vice President Al Gore who won a most meaningless Nobel for global warming awareness. Al even brought several suit cases with him on that terrible pollutant emanating airplane that flew in with others adding to this alleged problem. The hucksters included scientists and climatologists that are a part of the warming charade. The language was most typical for several third world governments that demanded wealthy countries pay for their problems.
The woes me and owes me talk spilled out of the mouths of many attendees at the conference. This is usual for any globally related event, simply because they hate us. There were your typical suspects protesting our President and the ones demanding we pay for their faults. The banners read like this "Stop Climate Chaos", "Rich countries must pay" and "Bush: Killer of the planet". Now, this is Indonesia where the tsunamis wiped entire villages off the map and countless individuals and families were left homeless with family members missing. The U.S. rushed in with aid packages to assist the people of Indonesia.
Here’s what the Indonesians received: $350m in government donations, plus military assistance involving 12,600 personnel, 21 ships, 14 cargo planes and more than 90 helicopters. Around $300m of private donations came in, with $120m donated to the US branches of the Red Cross and Save the Children, and to Catholic Relief Services. Monetarily the U.S. was second behind Germany; however the equipment and supplies far outweigh what any other country has given for tsunami relief. The United States has been the most charitable country throughout its existence. Americans give about $250 billion a year generously. We never demand it back and we don’t care if we ever see who we give it to. Some of the wealthiest Middle Eastern countries contributed several million dollars less than other countries, to include the United States. Of course, whatever we give is never enough. Our country is constantly ridiculed and bashed even after we give millions. On May 30, 2007 President Bush committed 30 billion dollars to aids over the next 5 years. Not loaned or given as economic aid, but committed to African aids problems. The aids activists cried fowl and complained that it wasn’t enough. Several tons of food never made it to some war torn countries after war lords seized entire shipments.
Third world nations are the greatest polluters! Foreign governments fail to address pollution in their own countries. It is most typical to see an Asian man or woman wearing a mask while taking a stroll in the city. The Humanist, secularist, and environmentalist will usually call this environmental inequality. They fail to recognize the third world government’s policies are lax or non-existent. They also support aborting any future lives to save the planet. They assume it’s only fair to the earth we occupy. Most left wing loons have never visited these places. True conservationists and missionaries visit these parts of the world to ensure the people and governments can learn to take better care of their people and resources. Again, the U.S. will send people to plant trees, create farms, build modern homes, and teach children how to read and write.
Does the U.S. pay their share!! The U. S. contributes billions of dollars annually to other economies to save them from collapse, yet we never ask for a dime from other countries to help our citizens. We are a successful nation based on capitalism. Capitalism contributes to economic freedom and democracy for all Americans. The woes me crowd insists we owe the world and how dare us live the lifestyle we live. The communists of the world pretend to be the champion of the poor, or the Lord and Savior of the people.
They want us to fail economically. By agreeing to such treaties and pacts, we give up our sovereignty.
They want us to live in tents with a $2 a day budget. They call this economic equality.
James C. Hiden of s l u n g e d
