In what was predictable rhetoric from world leaders, Australian PM Kevin Rudd told reporters: This has probably been the toughest set of negotiations that I have been involved in. The difference between the parties was huge on a number of significant policy disagreements … we were able to narrow those areas of disagreement.
The press wasted no time in trotting out the expected script about how the accord was a failure and didn’t go far enough. Like a ‘proverbial cat among the pigeons’ the climategate scandal came like a bolt from heaven striking deep at the heart of the climate change mafia sending them reeling into damage control. But this little ‘inconvenient truth’ was never going to get in the way of their one world government plans.
Instead the whole beaurocaratic wagon trundled on with more documents being leaked, climate skeptic Lord Monckton’s press conference being crashed from climate change nazis and various name changes from the Copenhagen Treaty to the Copenhagen Agreement and finally settling on the Copenhagen Accord without any legally binding agreements being made … for now.
Fortunately some of the delegates saw through the lies and realized they were setting up the framework for the implementation of world government. Lumumba Di-Aping, chairman of the G77 group of developing nations, compared those behind the accord to the Nazis, saying it reflected ”the same set of values that tunneled 6 million people in Europe into furnaces”.
Don’t fret if you slept through the ‘Copenhagen Climate Change Conference’ there is still the next UN climate summit which is expected to be held in the middle of 2010 in Germany or Mexico.
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