ISIS is currently being killed by the US, Russia, nato and regional forces.
but I know you'd rather topple more governments, destroy and rebuild more nations, and lead the world with our tax dollars. On Monday, November 30, 2015 at 1:55:14 PM UTC-6, Travis wrote: > > > > > > > > > > AND…the sun is heating all of the planets…these idiots now think they can > control the heat of the sun? > > B > > *Monday, Nov 30th 2015* 1PM *44°F* 4PM *44°F* 5-Day Forecast > <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/weather/index.html> > > *KATIE HOPKINS: Why are 150 world leaders, 40,000 delegates and all the > usual luvvies fiddling around with climate 'change' while ISIS makes the > world burn?* > > By Katie Hopkins for MailOnline > <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/columnists/columnist-1104101/Katie-Hopkins-for-MailOnline.html> > > > Published: 07:54 EST, 30 November 2015 | Updated: 11:33 EST, 30 November > 2015 > > A riot, a die-in, a march with protest placards and thousands of pairs of > smelly footwear abandoned in a public square. > > That is how vegans and deluded pescatarians around the world are making > their views heard on climate change. > > In the UK we were treated to Chubster Church - once voice of an angel, now > mouth of a sailor - yelling to the crowds that climate change is entirely > responsible for *ISIS * <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/isis/index.html>and > the war in *Syria* <http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/syria/index.html>... > No, me neither. > > [image: Description: Description: Fiddling: Francois Hollande (centre), > David Cameron, Prince CHarles, Xi Jinping and a gaggle of other world > leaders are pictured at the start of a Climate Change Conference. But do we > care?] > > Fiddling: Francois Hollande (centre), David Cameron, Prince CHarles, Xi > Jinping and a gaggle of other world leaders are pictured at the start of a > Climate Change Conference. But do we care? > > And Emma Thompson, whom we all much preferred in Love Actually, banging on > about polar bears. > > But as the Climate Change Conference 2015 kicks off in Paris, my big > question is: Does the average Brit really care? > > Aside from protesters-for-hire, the jobless, the feckless, unemployed > actors, and students outraged by their own shadow - do the people who work > and pay taxes to fund this whole charade care enough to fork out for it? > > One hundred and fifty world leaders and 40,000 delegates are gathering to > discuss a new climate-change agreement, watched over by an incredible > 120,000 security forces mobilised for the event. > > But in this time of terror and global crises, doesn't it feel > uncomfortable to be talking about how warm it is - or isn't? A bit like > going shopping when you should be at a funeral? > > I watch it all and wonder if there aren't more pressing matters at our > door. > > [image: Description: Description: Chubster: Charlotte Church is pictured > performing to a gaggle of the jobless, the feckless and protesters-for-hire > at The People's Climate Change March in London this weekend] > > Chubster: Charlotte Church is pictured performing to a gaggle of the > jobless, the feckless and protesters-for-hire at The People's Climate > Change March in London this weekend > > [image: Description: Description: Cause and effect? Church believes that > ISIS are a product of climate change and the war in Syria] > > Cause and effect? Church believes that ISIS are a product of climate > change and the war in Syria > > Our junior doctors are about to walk out on strike because they don't want > their overtime pay cut back. > > The jungle camp at Calais feels ready to explode into violence, with a > 'nouvelle jungle' planned for a quiet village in Kent. > > And a vote on military intervention in Syria looks likely to split the > Labour Party and fail in the Commons, calling into question our role in the > world. > > I know world leaders, particularly Obama, get to the latter stages of > their Presidency and feel the need to leave a legacy; COP15 will be part of > his. > > [image: Description: Description: Luvvies: Dame Vivienne Westwood (left) > and Emma Thompson (right) joined the Oscar-winner Emma Thompson (right) > joined the protest bridgae at the march in London this weekend] > > Luvvies: Dame Vivienne Westwood (left) and Emma Thompson (right) joined > the Oscar-winner Emma Thompson (right) joined the protest bridgae at the > march in London this weekend > > But the Americans and Canadians have been perfectly clear. This Treaty on > Climate Change Emissions is not going to be legally binding. And, in fact, > it is not going to be a treaty at all. > > It is just hot air and paperwork. You'd think hot air is the last thing > the climate needs. > > With America and Canada already greasing themselves to slide out of any > deal, India and China are oiling themselves up to do the same. > > [image: Description: Description: Great unwashed: Troops of vegans and > deluded pescatarians, along with their climate change allies, are shown > parading past the Cenotaph in central London] > > Great unwashed: Troops of vegans and deluded pescatarians, along with > their climate change allies, are shown parading past the Cenotaph in > central London > > China still builds at least one coal-fired power station a week and > accounts for a third of all global emissions. It is the world's largest > emitter of carbon, a position proudly held since 2007. They make big > promises. But their population lives blinded by smog. > > India has been clear it will spend two decades increasing the burning of > fossil fuels, boosting emissions to full capacity, in order to drag 300 > million people above the poverty line. > > As African nations follow on the coat-tails of India, trying to drag > themselves out of abject poverty and feed the millions with nothing to eat, > are we seriously asking them to care about emissions? > > Indian Prime Minster Nerandra Modi is in Paris to ask: 'Where is the > climate justice in that?' > > My personal view is there are some inconvenient climate truths we don't > get to hear much about, thanks to liberal lefties and Welsh singers trying > to be a fat, blonde Russell Brand. > > Of the world's best 50 models on climate change, 95 per cent predicted > that Antarctic Sea ice would decrease over the past 30 years. > > It increased. > > [image: Description: Description: Focusing on what matters: Labour leader > Jeremy Corbyn poses for a photograph with a young fan on the march. > Meanwhile, his party is about to tear itself apart over bombing Syria] > > Focusing on what matters: Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn poses for a > photograph with a young fan on the march. Meanwhile, his party is about to > tear itself apart over bombing Syria > > Global-warming alarmists even went on a jolly expedition to prove their > point in the Antarctic and ended up trapped in ice they’d said wasn't there. > > Climate-change scientists have been shivering in their short-sleeved > shirts to find excuses for why the earth hasn't warmed as predicted. > > They hugely exaggerated the impact of climate change. The last IPCC report > showed an increase of just 0.05 C per decade, despite CO2 emissions rising. > > Scientists are floundering. Having worked at the Met Office, I can tell > you their salaries depend on climate change being real. > > Now that they don't even bring us the weather on the BBC, and climate > change is looking dodgy, do we really want to go on paying for their > super-computers? > > I don't think the average taxpayer really cares. I certainly don't. Of > course we want to make our homes efficient and shout at our kids to turn > the lights off. We all fight over the thermostat — him down, her up. > > But right now, with terror on our doorstep and ISIS in our midst, should > world leaders be chatting about climate change as a top priority? > > Whilst sea ice is growing and global temperatures are stalling, and India > and China belch out gas like a old woman with IBS, wouldn't you rather have > a rebate on the £112 you are charged to make the world a greener place? > > I would. > > I'd advise climate protestors to get a wash, Emma Thompson to get back to > quaffing champagne, and our government to focus on keeping our people and > our country safe from harm. > > Read more: > http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3339442/KATIE-HOPKINS-150-world-leaders-40-000-delegates-usual-luvvies-fiddling-climate-change-ISIS-makes-world-burn.html#ixzz3szellNEM > > > > > __._,_.___ > ------------------------------ > Posted by: "Beowulf" <[email protected] <javascript:>> > ------------------------------ > > > Visit Your Group > <https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/grendelreport/info;_ylc=X3oDMTJmNGQ4aTNuBF9TAzk3MzU5NzE0BGdycElkAzIwMTk0ODA2BGdycHNwSWQDMTcwNTMyMzY2NwRzZWMDdnRsBHNsawN2Z2hwBHN0aW1lAzE0NDg5MDc0OTU-> > > > - New Members > > <https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/grendelreport/members/all;_ylc=X3oDMTJnOXZ1YjFkBF9TAzk3MzU5NzE0BGdycElkAzIwMTk0ODA2BGdycHNwSWQDMTcwNTMyMzY2NwRzZWMDdnRsBHNsawN2bWJycwRzdGltZQMxNDQ4OTA3NDk1> > > 1 > > [image: Yahoo! 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