Take that! Obama: Climate summit a ‘powerful rebuke’ to terrorists
Via The Hill: The two leaders met in Washington a week and a half after ISIS carried out multiple terrorist attacks in Paris, killing 130, and less than a week before Obama goes to the French capital to work with world leaders on an international pact to fight climate change.
Obama struck a similar tone Sunday at a news conference in Malaysia.
“I think it is absolutely vital for every country, every leader, to send a signal that the viciousness of a handful of killers does not stop the world from doing vital business, and that Paris … is not going to be cowered by the violent, demented actions of a few,” Obama said about the upcoming climate conference.
Obama and other administration officials have been criticized for their insistence that climate change is a threat to national security on par with terrorism.
Obama and dozens of other international leaders will participate in an event at the conference Monday, but he will leave Tuesday, and the conference will continue until at least Dec. 11.
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Fox News Poll: Terrorism #1 Concern as Climate Falls to Only 3%
When asked what is currently the most important issue facing the country, 24 percent of those surveyed said terrorism. That number stood at 11 percent the last time Fox News conducted the poll. Another 21 percent cited the economy as their top concern. The issue has been at top of the list for most of President Obama’s tenure in office.
The new poll also found that Americans are largely unconcerned with climate change, which the Obama administration has repeatedly pointed to as the nation’s top security threat. Only 3 percent of respondents said that global warming was the most important issue facing the country today, down from 5 percent in a Fox poll released last August.…
Watch: Weather Channel Founder Slams Prince Charles & Al Gore: ‘They are dead wrong. This is science gone bad’
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Flashback 1941: Scientist claimed Global Warming Caused Hitler – Warmer temps ‘may produce a trend toward dictatorial govts’ – ‘People are more docile & easily led in warm weather’
Note: CFACT’s new skeptical documentary, Climate Hustle, is set to rock the UN climate summit with red carpet world premiere in Paris.
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RealClimateScience.com: http://realclimatescience.com/2015/11/science-1941-global-warming-caused-hitler/
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Dr. Mills was a professor of experimental medicine at the University of Cincinnati. He was the author of more than eighty articles in scientific journals and of three books, ‘Living With the Weather’, ‘Medical Climatology’, and ‘Climate Makes the Man.’
Review of Dr. Mill’s 1942 book: ‘Climate Makes the Man’ CLARENCE A. MILLS. (vi, 320 pp. New York, Harper Brothers, 1942 .)
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But wait! ‘DID GLOBAL WARMING SAVE HITLER?’ – High heat day may have saved Hitler from an assassination attempt. Adolf Hitler survived the assassination attempt of 20 July 1944. Why? Three pieces of evidence point the way:
From “The history of the German resistance, 1933-1945” by Peter Hoffmann, p655):
…the briefing conference was normally held in a bunker and…on 20 July only it was held in a flimsy hut owing to the heat
From Wikipedia: Hitler would have been killed had any of the three other scenarios occurred:
* both bombs detonated;
* the meeting was held inside Hitler’s bunker;
* the briefcase was not moved.
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RealClimateScience comment: ‘Sec. of State John Kerry says that global warming at 400 PPM CO2 produced drought and ISIS. This is a familiar theme, because in 1941 experts said that global warming at 310 PPM CO2 produced Hitler.’
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In 1974, the CIA said that global cooling at 330 PPM CO2 caused drought and political instability.
21 Jul 1976 – C.I.A. WARNING Changes to climate to bring uphea…
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Flashback 1941: War Caused Weather Extremes And Global Weirding! ‘The ancient belief that years of war tend to bring abnormal vagaries In the weather’ – 1941: ‘There have been remarkable extremes ot weather since the war began, and these have continued all through the year. The spring was one of the bleakest on record, and summer began in the same way. The first 10 days of June yielded 131 hours of sunshine, which is the ordinary ‘allowance’ for January. Then a drought and heat of an unusual character occurred …
Obama: Conducting ‘vital business’ at UN climate summit will show that the world is ‘not afraid’ of extremists
Obama:
“I think it’s absolutely vital for every country, every leader, to send a signal that the viciousness of a handful of killers does not stop the world from doing vital business,” Obama said following an Asia-Pacific summit in Malaysia.
In addition to hunting down terrorists, missile strikes, curbing jihadist financing and other steps, “the most powerful tool we have to fight ISIL is to say that we’re not afraid”, he said, using one of the acronyms for the Islamic State (IS) group.…
Washington Times Features Climate Depot: Morano: It is ‘nothing short of bonkers to think that a U.N. climate summit could help reduce terrorism’
…New Yorker: ‘Why a UN Climate Deal Is the Best Hope for Peace’ – Warns of ‘climate-fuelled violence and migration’
‘Don’t drive, you encourage terrorists’: ‘If only we had more electric cars and windmills, lives could’ve been saved’
http://joannenova.com.au/2015/11/dont-drive-you-encourage-terrorists/…
Climate Justice Advocates Say COP21 Mobilization in Paris More Important Than Ever
UN rejects over 1,000 journalists as Paris Climate Summit security is tightened
Via Politico.EU (Subscription Required)
UN rejects over 1,000 journalists as COP21 security is tightened
By Sara Stefanini
11/17/2015 12:05 PM EDT
The COP21 climate summit organizers have turned away more than 1,000 journalists because of tougher security following last week’s terrorist attacks in Paris.
“We had hoped to have some flexibility regarding increased media accreditation for COP21; however, due to overwhelming demand and now facing tighter security in light of recent events, we are sorry to inform you that your application has been declined,” the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change’s press office said in an e-mail sent to journalists today.
It also advises reporters not to visit the Le Bourget conference center, in northeast Paris, unless they are accredited.
The French government has promised to step up security for the two-week summit, which starts November 30.
Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius met with climate campaigners today to discuss the extent to which marches, rallies and other side events would be allowed to proceed. A decision is expected in the coming days.
Prime Minister Manuel Valls said Monday that the summit would be “reduced to negotiations.”
This article first appeared on POLITICO.EU on Nov. 17, 2015.
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