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We’re being flayed in Copenhagen by know-nothings, but our country is actually one of the good guys

By LORRIE GOLDSTEIN, TORONTO SUN

I’m not sure which is worse.

Is it painfully self-righteous journalists-cum-environmental-radicals like the U.K.’s George “Moonbat” Monbiot, falsely accusing Canada of being a “corrupt petro-state” as the Copenhagen climate follies drag on?

Or is it the cheering from their sycophantic, know-nothing journalistic admirers in Canada, one of whom recently wrote a piece of such spectacularly uninformed drivel that appeared across the pond in the wake of the Moonbat’s ravings, that it practically screamed: “Oh, flay me, George, flay me, you great big, greenhouse-gas emitting hunk of Canada-bashing flatulence, you”?

It was yet another monumentally ignorant expression of environmental self-loathing, typical of Canada’s chattering classes.

Show these folks a credible study indicating Canada has one of the best environmental records in the world — and heaven knows you’d have to show it to them because they never do any research — and they’d be the first on their feet demanding a recount … to lower our score.

In this, they are the intellectual heirs — to use the phrase ironically — of Canadian environmentalists, who only seem pleased when Canada is being selectively and unfairly firebombed at UN forums like the Copenhagen farce, and only too happy to throw the first Molotov cocktail themselves.

Never mind facts. Never mind reality. Never mind that in last year’s exhaustive environmental survey by The Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy and The Center for International Earth Science Information Network at Columbia University, Canada finished with the world’s 12th best environmental record out of 192 countries — including almost 50 that don’t even compile enough credible data to be assessed.

Judged on 25 environmental factors, including climate change, Canada achieved an aggregate score of 86.6 out of 100 on the study’s Environmental Performance Index, ahead of Germany (land of the useless wind turbines) in 13th place, the Moonbat’s U.K. in 14th, and, oh, look, 14 places ahead of Denmark, whose capital is Copenhagen, site of the latest UN carbon dioxide-spewing festival of indignation on the dangers of spewing carbon dioxide.

The U.S., home of Nobel Peace Prize winners and warmists extraordinaire Al Gore and Barack Obama, finished in 39th place, although no doubt Canada’s self-loathing chattering classes, now aware there is such a study, will blame it all on George Bush.

Do we face serious environmental challenges in Canada? You bet we do.

We can’t figure out where to dispose of our nuclear waste.

We can’t even supply clean water to aboriginal reserves.

We have polluted harbours and toxic waste dumps galore.

Ontario is years behind its promised elimination of coal-fired energy plants, among the worst polluters in North America.

Alberta’s oil sands are a growing concern, not especially for their carbon dioxide emissions, but for the air and water pollution they cause, destruction of boreal forests and the huge amounts of water and energy they consume.

We need to address these issues. But let’s get real. Let’s stop the hysteria.

The oil sands are currently responsible for less than one-tenth of one per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions. Canada is responsible for 2%.

Until China and the U.S. — the world’s number one and two greenhouse gas emitters, responsible for 40% of global emissions — wean themselves off coal as their major electricity source, Canada could turn out the lights tomorrow — shut down everything — and it wouldn’t make any difference to the planet.

NOTHING FAIR ABOUT KYOTO

That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do our fair share, but “fairness” has nothing to do with the Kyoto accord, a UN treaty that was rigged from the start against a big, cold, northern, sparsely-populated, energy-producing nation like Canada, and whose main purpose was not to save the planet but to throw a monkey wrench into the U.S. economy.

Only thing is, the Americans weren’t stupid enough to ratify it, even when Gore was their vice-president. We were, thanks to Jean Chretien, who, like our chattering classes today, had absolutely no idea of what he was talking about on the subject of climate change.

LORRIE.GOLDSTEIN@SUNMEDIA.CA

If you’re wondering how the robot-like march of the world’s politicians towards Copenhagen can possibly continue in the face of the scientific scandal dubbed “climategate,” it’s because Big Government, Big Business and Big Green don’t give a s*** about “the science.”

They never have.

What “climategate” suggests is many of the world’s leading climate scientists didn’t either. Apparently they stifled their own doubts about recent global cooling not explained by their computer models, manipulated data, plotted ways to avoid releasing it under freedom of information laws and attacked fellow scientists and scientific journals for publishing even peer-reviewed literature of which they did not approve.

Now they and their media shills — who sneered that all who questioned their phony “consensus” were despicable “deniers,” the moral equivalent of those who deny the Holocaust — are the ones in denial about the enormity of the scandal enveloping them.

So they desperately try to portray it as the routine “messy” business of science, lamely insisting, “nothing to see here folks, move along.”

Before the Internet — which has given ordinary people a way to fight back against the received wisdom of so-called “wise elites” — they might have gotten away with it.

But not now, as knowledgeable climate bloggers are advancing the story and forcing the co-opted mainstream media to cover a scandal most would rather ignore.

The problem, however, is those who hijacked science to predict a looming Armageddon unless we do exactly as they say, have already done their damage.

The moment they convinced politicians the way to avert the End of Days was to put a price on emitting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the unholy alliance of Big Government, Big Business and Big Green was forged.

Big Government wants more of your taxes. Big Business wants more of your income. Big Green wants you and your children to bow down to its agenda of enforced austerity.

What about saving the planet, you ask? This was never about saving the planet. This is about money and power. Your money. Their power.

If it was about saving the planet, “cap-and-trade” (a.k.a. cap-and-tax) — how Big Government, Big Business and Big Green ludicrously pretend we will “fight” global warming and “save the planet” — would have been consigned to the dust bin of history because it doesn’t work. We know it doesn’t work because Europe’s five-year-old cap-and-trade market — the Emissions Trading Scheme — has done nothing to make the world cooler.

All it’s done is make hedge fund managers, speculators and Big Energy giddy with windfall profits, while making everyone else poorer by driving up the cost of energy, and thus of most goods and services, which need energy to be lighted, heated, cooled, grown, constructed, manufactured, produced and transported.

Readers often ask how they can fight back. First, forget about asking when the warmists will see reason. They won’t.

Instead, send a message to Prime Minister Stephen Harper by e-mail (pm@pm.gc.ca), fax (1-613-941-6900) or call toll-free (1-866-599-4999) and ask to be put through to the Office of the Prime Minister.

Do the same for Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff by e-mail, (ignatm@parl.gc.ca). fax, (1-613-947-0310), or call-toll free (1-866-599-4999) and ask to be put through to the Liberal Leader’s Office.

Tell them you want no part of the madness in Copenhagen.

Blow their phones off the hook.

lorrie.goldstein@sunmedia.ca

I am very proud to be Canadian, especially when I see other brave Canadians, or other brave people of the world, speaking out against the evils of the NWO!  It seems Harper is aware of the scam too because it is reported that he will not sign anything at Copenhagen!!!  This is wonderful news!  The full article and the link to the article are directly below my post.

Canada is one of the best countries in the world and we should not give up our sovereignty and rights to satisfy the appetite of the ghouls of the New World Order!

I really hope those elitist jerks are brought up on criminal charges for crimes against humanity!  EVIL!!!  You that believe in feeding off your fellow man will face your karma now.  It is in the hands of God and all that is good!

I do not care what religion or race you are, as long as you are on the side of helping people, not feeding off of them, because then you are on the same side, which is the light.

It is not even about being right or left in politics anymore, it is just about right and wrong!  Please help us in our fight for justice and the good of all man.  Tell everyone about this and contact your local politician leader.  Our voice will be heard, especially when we speak together!

Inform yourselves by hitting the Truther Site Link at the top of this page.  You will make a big difference for the better!  xo

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We’ll take the hisses of the climate doomsayers

By PETER WORTHINGTON, TORONTO SUN

If it’s true Canada is being reviled as a disbeliever and foot-dragger at the Copenhagen summit on climate change, then good on Canada.

Our Alberta oilsands are often cited as a horrible producer of dreaded greenhouse gases that have the Elizabeth Mays of the world catatonic with concern for the planet. But these produce 0.1% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions.

A reason why Canada is being viewed with narrowed eyes and curled lips at the 12-day Copenhagen summit is because developing countries that sell their greenhouse credits, know the Harper government is on to the scam and won’t play.

Of course, we pretend to agree with restraints, but ignore our pledges — thank goodness. When he was PM, Jean Chretien pledged that by 2012 Canada would reduce emissions by 6% from the 1990 rate. Today emissions are pushing towards 30% higher than in 1990.

Stephen Harper is updating Chretien’s nonsense and pledges a 20% emissions reduction by 2020 — but won’t sign a binding resolution.

Good.

Get the economy back on the rails instead, something Canada is managing to do with startling efficiency and caution.

If it comes to curtailing CO2 emissions or boosting the economy — opt for the economy. Would that the U.S. banking system were as responsible and accountable as Canada’s five big banks.

Some 130 U.S. banks have failed this year — six of them last weekend: One in Ohio with 66 branches, three in Georgia and one each in Virginia and Illinois.

Even before leaked climate change documents from Britain’s University of East Anglia, showed scientists who disagree with global warming orthodoxy get short shrift, public support for global warming was cooling.

Now Nobel Prize and Academy Award-winning Al Gore is finding it “inconvenient” to attend the Copenhagen summit, where he was scheduled to make a speech.

Smart guy, he might get mugged by common sense.

The Times of London asked Gore about the leaked East Anglia allegations.

He responded, “The naysayers are in a sunset phase with a spectacular climax just before they subside from view. This is a race between common sense and unreality.”

Yeah, it sure is. Apparently a new Harris poll in the U.S. shows that since 2007, the number of Americans who believe in global warming has dropped from 71% to 51%.

Democrats are 2.5 times more likely than Republicans to believe in man-made global warming — a view which common sense alone indicates is both impudent and arrogant, like King Canute ordering the tide to stop.

The Copenhagen summit is supposed to devise a replacement for the unworkable Kyoto Protocol, which excluded high-polluting countries like India, China and Russia in its original mandate. To its eternal credit, in 1997 the U.S. Senate voted 95-0 against Kyoto. Apart from being a scheme to redistribute the wealth of developed countries to developing countries, Kyoto has proved a bust.

Increasingly, the scientific skepticism surfaces about global warming and climate change. One hopes our prime minister remains steady in his skepticism at Copenhagen.

http://www.torontosun.com/news/columnists/peter_worthington/2009/12/10/12104236-sun.html