h/t: Irene. Copenfrauden: Scandals behind
Monday, December 14, 2009
Scandals behind the EU carbon trading scheme
Not only is the AGW a complete fraud, the EU nations are trying to keep a lid on how the cap-and-trade system has been a haven for fraudsters. In the last 18 months alone EU have been cheated out of $ 7.4 Billion in lost tax revenue. The findings by Europol, a law enforcement arm against organized crime, were announced on Wednesday but news about this disgraceful state of affairs will not make it on anybody's agenda at Copenhagen.
h/t: Irene. Copenfrauden: Scandals behind
h/t: Irene. Copenfrauden: Scandals behind
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There is alot of money to be made by banks, speculators, big businesses like Enron by trading carbon contracts audited by local governments.
ReplyDeleteThis will be bigger than the housing theft.
Ah yes, the CBC rule of news reporting,
ReplyDelete"If we don't report it, it aint news...."
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We now have American left wing comedians impersonating Canadian Government officials at an International Conference. That has to be against the law. Of course they are attacking Canada, because attacking their man Obama would not advance their agenda.
ReplyDeleteI have been following the yes men for a while now. They have been incredibly inspiring to me as a matter of artistic satire. But this time, they took their joke too far. I can and will spell out the case why it is just as bad, if not worse, to impersonate a law maker as opposed to a law enforcement officer.
I have been waiting for these dipshits to fuck up, and now they have done exactly that. Plus, the gag didn't work because the government knew right away it was a gag. The intent was to make them defend their own phony press release, but Prentice never took the bait.
LAW COURTS, COME ON DOWN!