Lots of backlash from the Copenhagen climate change summit (Climategate, nations agreeing to disagree, etc.) finally came to the forefront when the U.N.’s top climate change official, Yvo de Boer, made the decision to resign.
The main reason? Mainly because the nations (all 193 of them) who were dumb enough to attend the climate change summit in Copenhagen, for reasons known only to them and God, couldn’t put together a money/power grab climate change deal together. Which, in the grand scheme of things, is a blessing in disguise.
But then again, he contributed either directly or indirectly to his own demise when he admitted in an interview to the BBC that there’s been no global warming within the past 15 years. Ouch!
The resignation of de Boer simply illustrates the sham that global warming is. the meeting of the 193 assembled nations wasn’t so much a concern about climate change as it was a way for them to attempt to cobble together some sham agreement that is more about money and eventually, a one-world government.
de Boer’s resignation also brings to the forefront the ineffectiveness of the U.N. The organization is just a cover for a select group of nations that want to have this “one-world order”, which inevitably would be the start of a non-democratized world. In other words, they prefer the Socialist and/or Marxist model of government.
If the United States was smart, they would do two things: quit paying membership dues to the U.N., and better yet, resign from the United Nations altogether. The U.S. would be better off with their non-participation in this sham organization.
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