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Roger Helmers take on COP 21 the UN climate change conference recently held in Paris
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As a Europhile British ex-pat who has spent most of his adult life living on “the continent,” as we Brits are fond of calling the non-British part of Europe, it might seem rather odd to be encouraging my fellow Brits to vote to leave the European Union.
Source: European Dream Turns into Dystopian Nightmare | Wolf Street
‘Public health’, 2013:There was a significant shift from cigarettes being displayed to the cigarette box only. It is argued that the cigarette box has absorbed the meanings associated with smoking and has become an effective vehicle for advertising. It is also argued that this can only be minimised with plain packaging.
Source: See No Evil Except When We Tell You To | Dick Puddlecote
“Training at this camp began with the knowledge of the Iraqi Defence Ministry and police. Those who make different interpretations of the Turkish military presence in Mosul are involved in deliberate provocation.”
Source: Turkey Refuses To Withdraw Troops From Iraq, Threatens To Slap Sanctions On Russia | Zero Hedge
Turkey is a beautiful land, rich in resources, with many highly intelligent and warm people. It also happens to have a President who seems intent on destroying his once-proud nation. More and more details are coming to light revealing that the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, variously known as ISIS, IS or Daesh, is being fed and kept alive by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the Turkish President and by his Turkish intelligence service, including MIT, the Turkish CIA. Turkey, as a result of Erdoğan’s pursuit of what some call a Neo-Ottoman Empire fantasies that stretch all the way to China, Syria and Iraq, threatens not only to destroy Turkey but much of the Middle East if he continues on his present path.
Source: http://journal-neo.org/2015/08/24/erdogan-s-dirty-dangerous-isis-games/
When Turkey entered the NATO defense alliance in 1952, it was a major coup for Europe and for America. Turkey had control of the strategically important Bosphorus Strait and the Dardanelles. The NATO alliance could therefore exercise a preemptively tight grip on the Soviet Union’s only direct access to Western warm-water ports. Furthermore, Turkey was a secular doorway into the resource-rich Middle East. But it’s now 2015. The Soviet Union has been dead and gone for a quarter of a century…
Source: http://theweek.com/articles/591808/turkey-now-huge-liability-nato–america
Most disappointing of all is the way that science – especially the leaders of the world’s science academies – have joined the climate campaign, not just demonizing those who say they are not convinced we face catastrophe, but turning a blind eye to the distortion and corruption of the scientific process itself.
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http://www.thegwpf.org/matt-ridley-the-climate-wars-and-the-damage-to-science/
John Redwood sets out the bizarre situation where tiny little UK is shutting down its few coal fired power stations while other countries are building hundreds… making prices high and energy scarce – and for no good reason. But unexpectedly does not criticise or complain about the ridiculous regulations that make this so – instead he has surrendered to the situation! He accepts the lunacy as a done deal, and starts looking and working with it instead of fighting it! How the strong have withered…
As the nations meet to hammer out a new global warming deal we learn that many new coal-fired power stations are under construction or being planned around the world. I read that China is building 368 plants and planning a further 803. India is building 297 and planning 149. Rich countries are also planning new coal plants. The nuclear disaster at Fukushima has prompted Japan to turn back to coal, with 40 plants in the pipeline and five under construction. The UK is committed to phasing out coal based electricity capacity under EU directives, but this aversion to a readily plentiful and cheap fossil fuel is far from universal.
Source: Who is burning coal?
PM under pressure to back down on plan to stop non-British EU citizens from claiming in-work benefits for four years
Source: All EU states oppose David Cameron’s freeze on migrant benefits | Politics | The Guardian
