--- In [email protected], Jason Spock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Countries that stands to lose heavily due to Global-Warming > are India,
India's got 1.129 billion people. It's high time you folks stopped fucking like jack-rabbits. > bangladesh, Mexico and most African countries. > > Countries that stand to gain from Global-Warming are Canada, Russia, North-european countries and ofcourse Alaska. > > An arid and desicated India cannot create Maharishi's Ram- Raj. > > shempmcgurk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 15:29:40 -0000 > Subject: [FairfieldLife] The sane voice of Vaclav Klaus on global- warming > > > Czech president calls for rational debate on global warming, > rejects "current hysteria" > > The Associated Press > Wednesday, May 16, 2007 > PRAGUE, Czech Republic: Czech President Vaclav Klaus on Wednesday > called for a rational debate on global warming, rejecting what he > called "hysteria" driven by enviromentalists. > > "Let's bring the debate to whether the 0.6 (degree Celsius warming > over the last century) is much or little, how much Man has > contributed to the warming and ... if there is anything at all Man > can do about it," Klaus said when presenting his book "Blue, Not a > Green Planet." > > He charged that groups other than scientists have now seized on the > topic and ambitious environmentalists are fueling a global warming > hysteria that has no solid ground in fact and allows manipulation of > people. > > "It is about a key topic of our time, and that is the topic of human > freedom and its curtailment, " Klaus said. > > "The approach of environmentalists toward nature is similar to the > Marxist approach to economic rules, because they also try to replace > free spontaneity of the evolution of the world (and of mankind) > with ... global planning of the world's development, " Klaus writes in > his book. > > "That approach ... is a utopia leading to completely other than > wanted results," he says. > > Klaus, an economist by profession, has repeatedly warned that policy > makers are pushed by the widespread fear of global warming to adopt > enormously costly programs that eventually may have no positive > effect. > > Klaus served as Czechoslovak finance minister after the 1989 fall of > communism and as Czech prime minister after Czechoslovakia split into > the Czech Republic and Slovakia in 1993. As president, he now has > mainly ceremonial powers. > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Be a better Globetrotter. Get better travel answers from someone who knows. > Yahoo! Answers - Check it out. >
