Australia says Global Warming is a Hoax

Australia Alerted To Real Reasons Behind Climate Scare, 5/8/2015

 

Warming: The U.N.'s climate chief is scheduled to visit Australia, where she'll be welcomed by an advisor of the prime minister who isn't mincing words in explaining to his countrymen what their guest is all about.

Maurice Newman, chairman of Prime Minister Tony Abbot's Business Advisory Council, doesn't seem too thrilled about the visit from Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the U.N.'s Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Writing in the Australian, Newman said the "climate catastrophists" are "opposed to capitalism and freedom" and aim to establish a "new world order under the control" of the United Nations.

The British Telegraph reports that Newman's critics describe him as a "whacko." But he is correct: The goal of those who want the world to believe that man's carbon dioxide emissions are dangerously changing the climate is to pull down capitalism. And that's not us saying it. Figueres herself has admitted this.

"This is the first time" in history, she said earlier this year, that there's a chance "to change the economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years, since the Industrial Revolution."

Newman points this out in his op-ed, warning fellow Australians that "the real agenda is concentrated political authority." Global warming? It's merely "the hook."

He also notes that Figueres "is on record saying democracy is a poor political system for fighting global warming. Communist China, she says, is the best model."

Newman courts even more criticism when he boldly states that in Figueres' "authoritarian world there will be no room for debate or disagreement. "He adds: "Make no mistake, climate change is a must-win battlefield for authoritarians and fellow travelers."

Such comments will surely get him removed from many cocktail party invitation lists, but the price for being right is often stiff.

Newman also noted that those he describes as "eco-catastrophists":• "Won't let up" and "have captured the U.N. and are extremely well funded."• "Will keep mobilizing public opinion using fear and appeals to morality."• "Have successfully enlisted compliant academics and an obedient and gullible mainstream media to push the scriptures regardless of evidence."

Newman could have mentioned, as well, that while many who are aligned with Figueres are motivated, as she is, by a raging desire to quash capitalism, the fight against man-made global warming and climate change has become a religious crusade for more than a few.

Count another U.N. climate chief among them. The freshly resigned Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Chairman Rajendra Pachauri said earlier this year that "the protection of planet Earth, the survival of all species and sustainability of our ecosystems, is more than a mission. It is my religion and my dharma." His religion.

The global warming/climate change debate should not be driven by religion or a loathing toward free-market economies. It should be about science. On that count, the skeptics and doubters have the advantage. As Newman reminds us, "95% of the climate models we are told prove the link between human CO2 emissions and catastrophic global warming have been found, after nearly two decades of temperature stasis, to be in error."

Newman did his countrymen a favor by alerting them to Figueres and those who hold similar if not identical beliefs, and push the same false agenda. Now they need to do their part and heed his warning.

 

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