On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 7:03 AM, Publius Maximus
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I want Nick to answer this, because all I ever hear from people who
> are for "doing something" is certitudes and platitudes about the
> alleged problem.
>
> I'd like Nick to explain why Copenhagen's attempt to create a "global
> governance" and establish the concept of "climate debt" and exempt
> India and China is a good idea that will help fix things, and why he's
> OK treatying away our Constitutional safeguards in exchange for...
> what?
>---------------------

>From what I read I thought that Copenhagen's intent was to put a
target on China for not only fixing their own problems but to assist
other countries as well.

In all of your rants about $$$$ I thought that the world was
attempting to have China step up to the stage as a financial leader
and help other nations.

They saw through that didn't they?

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