MOPGA: Macron Delivers Stunning Blow to Trump
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My Mom is dead.
Sweet woman she was.
RIP Mom....if ever in Whitby, go to the lake, we dedicated a bench in her name (Phyllis Wild).....one of her favorite spots.
We put her ashes in the channel that the boats used from the yacht club.
It's right along the East strip.
"sit, relax and enjoy" that's what it says on the plaque.
Calm down....a quote from Trudeau....which surprisingly has depth.
"We are deeply disappointed that the United States federal government has decided to withdraw from the Paris agreement,"
Not yet....
...but they do pretend to be now.
....pretend....umm...believe...yeah...believe to be victims of....things...that aren't murikan.
Sort of like when patriots say "why don't you speak murikan" when indeed they actually speak English.
Your welcome perv....aka BL.
Time will tell if these displays of defiance will be backed up by action. These are first few days after the US pulled out of the Paris agreement, and Trump probably got under a lot of world leader's skin at the G7 summit in Italy. Last week, the usually subdued Angela Merkel was downing a pint and complaining about Trump. There's definitely been a lot of bitterness among them. I bet if another president had done this there wouldn't have been such a strong reaction. They seem to all really hate Trump.
I'll
Whitby has a nice harbour.
My Mom is dead.
Sweet woman she was.
RIP Mom....if ever in Whitby, go to the lake, we dedicated a bench in her name (Phyllis Wild).....one of her favorite spots.
We put her ashes in the channel that the boats used from the yacht club.
It's right along the East strip.
"sit, relax and enjoy" that's what it says on the plaque.
Whitby has a nice harbour.
The New Anti-Globalist Order. It will cover the whole globe. One globe united against being a globe. If but one corner of the globe refuses to join the globe of not being in the globe by insisting on staying in the globe, it will be conquered, converted and reincorporated back not into the global community.
Sure does.
That's why my dear Mom loved it.
She went there ever day to do her word jumbles and crosswords in the Toronto Star.
I miss her....watched her die.
My wife was in the room....my siblings couldn't bare it....my wife..held my hand as I held my mothers...26 years now my wife and I...love...pure love.
Love you Sherry...always will.
Is Macron from Vichy perchance? I only ask because he rolled over for the Germans faster than Petain did.
James Delingpole Donald Trump’s decision to take the US out of the Paris climate agreement could benefit us all
The internet is predictably outraged but in reality trillions are being squandered on a plan which by 2100 will have only reduced global temperatures by 0.17 degrees
Comment
By James Delingpole
3rd June 2017
The Sun
IN the last 48 hours the internet’s head has exploded after President Trump’s decision to take the US out of the Paris climate agreement.
Comments included calling it a “traitorous act of war”, a “crime against humanity” — and suggesting Trump’s father should have pulled out too.
Donald Trump has announced he will be taking the US out of the Paris climate agreement
But the truth is that for several decades now the world has been held to ransom by a bunch of religious crazies.
Most of us, if we’re honest, would put global warming way below issues like jobs, health, schools, law and order, immigration and Islamic terror on our list of worries.
Yet aggressive campaigning by a small but very vocal minority of eco-zealots has seen trillions of pounds squandered on it.
The agreement sees trillions squandered each year on a plan will reduce global temperatures by 0.17 degrees by 2100
But now, at last, a white knight has ridden to our rescue in the unlikely shape of Mr Trump.
The US President may have his critics but this week he took a brave decision from which we all stand to benefit.
To hear the bleating from the global elite, you’d think it was the end of the world.
Actually, in truth, it will make absolutely zero difference to the state of the planet.
According to the most optimistic estimate, if all the countries that signed the Paris agreement stick to their carbon reduction promises then the world’s temperature by the end of the century will be reduced by just 0.17C.
To achieve this, it will cost around £1.16trillion a year.
Thousands have been protesting the controversial decision across the world
Even passionate believers in man-made climate change can probably agree that this doesn’t represent very good value for money.
Until Donald Trump came along, though, no world leader was brave enough to admit it.
Of course we all want a clean, green, healthy planet. But we also want to lead normal lives.
But James Delingpole suggests the protesters should wake up and realise withdrawing from the agreement is not the end of the world
Trump has never been afraid of making himself unpopular — and on this occasion we should be grateful for it.
He is the boy who pointed out that the Climate Emperor is wearing no clothes.
And about time too.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/37128...paris-climate-agreement-could-benefit-us-all/
The internet is predictably outraged but in reality trillions are being squandered on a plan which by 2100 will have only reduced global temperatures by 0.17 degrees
Comment
By James Delingpole
3rd June 2017
The Sun
IN the last 48 hours the internet’s head has exploded after President Trump’s decision to take the US out of the Paris climate agreement.
Comments included calling it a “traitorous act of war”, a “crime against humanity” — and suggesting Trump’s father should have pulled out too.
Donald Trump has announced he will be taking the US out of the Paris climate agreement
But the truth is that for several decades now the world has been held to ransom by a bunch of religious crazies.
Most of us, if we’re honest, would put global warming way below issues like jobs, health, schools, law and order, immigration and Islamic terror on our list of worries.
Yet aggressive campaigning by a small but very vocal minority of eco-zealots has seen trillions of pounds squandered on it.
The agreement sees trillions squandered each year on a plan will reduce global temperatures by 0.17 degrees by 2100
But now, at last, a white knight has ridden to our rescue in the unlikely shape of Mr Trump.
The US President may have his critics but this week he took a brave decision from which we all stand to benefit.
To hear the bleating from the global elite, you’d think it was the end of the world.
Actually, in truth, it will make absolutely zero difference to the state of the planet.
According to the most optimistic estimate, if all the countries that signed the Paris agreement stick to their carbon reduction promises then the world’s temperature by the end of the century will be reduced by just 0.17C.
To achieve this, it will cost around £1.16trillion a year.
Thousands have been protesting the controversial decision across the world
Even passionate believers in man-made climate change can probably agree that this doesn’t represent very good value for money.
Until Donald Trump came along, though, no world leader was brave enough to admit it.
Of course we all want a clean, green, healthy planet. But we also want to lead normal lives.
But James Delingpole suggests the protesters should wake up and realise withdrawing from the agreement is not the end of the world
Trump has never been afraid of making himself unpopular — and on this occasion we should be grateful for it.
He is the boy who pointed out that the Climate Emperor is wearing no clothes.
And about time too.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/37128...paris-climate-agreement-could-benefit-us-all/