Published on Fri Dec 31 09:05:44 GMT 2010
MOST people have recently noticed two items of interest have dominated the media, the first concerning the government’s decision on university education costs and secondly the cold, snowy and icy weather. It is regarding the latter that I wish make comment.
Of all the continual reports given by the media and in particular the BBC about the cold spell not a single reference was made to global warming, only advice on how to keep warm.
Even the International Panel on Climate Change UN convention in Mexico, where thousands of delegates are gathered, no doubt soaking up the sun, beaches and the high life at the taxpayers’ expense, was not mentioned, until a vague agreement had been made.
The aim of this body is to get agreement for more funds to subsidise projects such as useless wind turbines, use of solar panels, design and manufacture of electric cars which nobody wants.
The IPCC is supposedly a body composed of climate scientists, responsible for advising governments of climate change. However their announced findings have been proven to be false or computer manufactured figures to suit their idea that the world was getting hotter.
The culprit for their warming agenda is CO2 gas in spite of the fact there is not a scrap of scientific evidence to prove it has any significant effect on global warming.
World renowned climate scientists who disagree with their findings are never invited to discus their findings.
Furthermore, many of these scientists are unable to publicise their finding due to biased press and media.
Thousands are sitting in their homes freezing because they cannot afford heating, families with young children struggling to buy warm clothes, increasing costs of fuel to run cars to get to work, flight taxes which in some cases cost more than the flight itself.
The list goes on and on, all greatly influenced by the so called green taxes imposed by our government because of false information it gets from the IPCC.
Without doubt, in the years to come the climate will change – as it has since the beginning of time.
Considering the billions of pounds squandered around the world on the myth of global warming, one might consider saying a prayer for someone in government to have the guts to say enough is enough, we got it wrong, from now on we will not spend another penny on anything related to supporting the propaganda of global warming.
Only then will people be able to afford to keep warm and students would be able to attend universities without financial worries for years ahead.
KEITH BEAUMONT
Bradford Road
BIRKENSHAW
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