What better way to call for a systematic reduction of the worlds population than to claim that human activity is the cause of global warming? Couple that with the eugenics movement (aka, “Planned Parenthood) and their push to spread their movement to other countries and you start to get a sense of the bigger picture of what global warming is really about.

Plus there’s a lot money to be made and power to be gained by the ruling elite who stand to inherit and rule the earth once the world’s population has been reduced to a manageable number. The more people they can get to believe the global warming hoax the sooner they can move on to the next phase of their plan: forced sterilization for what the elites determine to be the undesirables.

Only the elites and those they deem fit to survive will be allowed to reproduce. We are witnessing the adaptation of Adolph Hitler and the Nazis ultimate plans being implemented in a covert and subtle way.

“If Mr. Brown were more honest, he would acknowledge that his intention isn’t to curb global warming, which we and many scientists maintain is a highly disputable threat. If he were straightforward, Mr. Brown would explain to Californians that his cap-and-trade penalties on large industrial emitters of greenhouse gases are nothing but a disguised tax to raise billions to finance already overblown government operations.”

“We don’t know whether the governor believes his global warming hype, as misguided as we and others believe it to be. But we are certain the governor believes in extracting as much money in taxes, fees and by other means from the private sector to feed the government spending machine.”
http://www.ocregister.com/opinion/brown-368900-government-warming.html

George Will remimds us that “This began two generations ago, in 1972, when we were warned (by computer models developed at MIT) that we were doomed. We were supposed to be pretty much extinct by now, or at least miserable. We are neither. So, what went wrong?”

“That year begat “The Limits to Growth,” a book from the Club of Rome, which called itself “a project on the predicament of mankind.” It sold 12 million copies, staggered the New York Times (“one of the most important documents of our age”) and argued that economic growth was doomed by intractable scarcities. Bjorn Lomborg, the Danish academic and “skeptical environmentalist,” writing in Foreign Affairs, says it “helped send the world down a path of worrying obsessively about misguided remedies for minor problems while ignoring much greater concerns,” such as poverty, which only economic growth can ameliorate.”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/george-will-why-doom-has-not-materialized/2012/08/17/fcf89ed6-e7fb-11e1-936a-b801f1abab19_story.html

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Another example of American excccccccccceptionalism?

lol

Steve only checks the facts when it supports his wild, crazy positions.

And the scientist mentioned above who was once a denier but saw the error of his ways doesn’t know what he is talking about.

Perhaps you should go back to examining the President’s birth certificate or looking for black helicopters and leave science to the experts.