Global Warming

[silverfish]

I am a british citizen living in asia.  i believe it is the ch**ese government who wants to bankrupt the nation by suppressing the commodity prices. Emission cut will not lead to suppression of commodity prices.

The idea of economic globalization is to export inflation and import deflation. Under the ideology of economic globalization, the US exports inflation by increasing its money supply. And it imports deflation by suppressing the commodity prices, collapsing the gold prices and encourgage the third world to peg their currencies to the US dollars.

To suppress the commodity prices, they have to make sure the "slaves" from the emerging economies continue to produce as much as possible. This means they cannot accept any deal or treaty that would will end up with less cheap labors from the third world, less mining of gold, less drilling of oil fields, less cheap goods, etc, etc.

By telling the emerging economies to peg their currencies, the power-that-be can continue to increase the money supply  without any devaluation of the so-called almighty US dollars.

Many government officials from the emerging economies have privately invested their money in dollar-denominated assets, including subprime mortgages and the US treasury bonds. Any appreciation of their countries' currencies will hurt their investments. To protect their own wealth, they will have to suppress the commodity prices and make sure their nations continue to support the US dollars, even at the cost of the environment.

Interesting viewpoint! My question is, who is the real 'economic' power behind China, in your opinion? who is the real power behind America, Russia, who is the real power behind Europe? As a child I used to love Chinese wooden dolls. Inside the outer shell is another doll, and you can keep on unscrewing the dolls until you get to the 9th tiny creature inside.

Someone is clearly playing a game here, at our expense. Who is really behind it?

In a film called 'The Wizard Of Oz' There is a little old man behind a curtain pulling the strings. He is the real power, but no-one suspects.

[nitinnun]

communism is mob rule (rats),
socialism is communism with better public relations (squirrels),
and capitalism is an out of control world wide resource forest fire (fools),
that will ultimately leave toxic wasteland for everyone (survival-destroying insanity).


all 3 types fail.
because all 3 types steal the decision making process from the local population (where it belongs),
and puts the decision making process into the hands of a small number of remotely located,
power hungry fools.

fools who know and care nothing,
about the thousands of small local area's,
from which their very authority, is stolen.



the problem STARTS in a small location.
the problem must be SOLVED in a small location.

there for,
the decision making power must STAY in the small location,
where the problem starts,
and where the problem is solved.



until enough of us collect the required amount of brains and balls to implement this,
civilization boom and bust will be the norm.

countless thousands of future generations,
will suffer from the same old crap down the ages,
until SOMEONE does this.
and keeps it that way forever.



if you need a worthy goal to dedicate your life too,
than dedicate it to the above problem solving method.

it is at least as important an issue, as cheap energy.

[Cap-Z-ro]

What does this say about 'climate change' ?

It sure speaks volumes to me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNQy2rT_dvU&feature=player_embedded


Regards...

[Pirate88179]

What does this say about 'climate change' ?

It sure speaks volumes to me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNQy2rT_dvU&feature=player_embedded


Regards...

Cap:

That pretty much says it all to me.

"It's the Sun Stupid". (Phil Valentine)

There is something rotten in Denmark I think,

Bill

[ResinRat2]

I missed this; notice in the article it was to be presented at the big Copenhagen shindig. Once they get their Cap and Trade Treaty signed this will be next:

http://www.economist.com/world/international/displaystory.cfm?story_id=14488619

I would venture to guess that China's One Child Policy will be the model to build on.