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UN Urges Everyone To Send The UN Money
Why? They want to buy more Gulfstreams, and villas on the Mediterranean overlooking topless beaches?
Mugabe needs new gold-plated solar panels for his new villa.
From Cancun: “The question is how Margaret Sangarwe of Zimbabwe will incorporate the Copenhagen Accord into a new deal.”
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/usa/2010-04/13/content_11017753.htm
The UN is nothing but a cesspool, unfortunately hopeless
Another example about this “cause” being all about money.
If it were Al Gore’s or James Cameron’s money, I wouldn’t care, but they want to spend our money!
I can just see the vast floods of cash rolling in. Not.
This is going to be one of the funnier stories of 2011. I eagerly wait in anticipation of rhetoric, rebadging exercises, promises, more promises, excuses, GFC revisited double dip recession risks, subsidies for critical windfarms and sorry we had to use the funds to pay for 2011 Earth Day celebrations.