Is the UN, seeing a Doppelganger in the White House, trying to vaccum out the remaining contents of your wallet by seizing the crisis — as unsavory people tend to do — as an excuse to impose their long-held agenda of taking from and bossing around others.
After my weekly hit on WIBC’s “Garrison” in a few minutes, I’m flying out for a debate at Colorado Christian University tonite, then two townhall meetings with Rep. Michele Bachmann (R., Minn.) tomorrow, followed by a dinner talk to a policy group in that same land-o-lakes, then up to Duluth for a CFACT event the next day. Other than that, not much on tap. Given that posting a detailed analysis isn’t in the cards while I’m off enhancing my carbon footprint, take a gander at this plan for the “Global New Deal” . . . oh, wait, gotta throw “green” in there . . . the “Global Green New Deal.”
It ain’t pretty.
The plan appeals to FDR’s efforts at electrification as an analogy for its agenda — which is disingenuous, because the point of the green agenda is rather the opposite. What the two agendas principally have in common — marked as they are with market intrusions and power-grabs — is economic downturn.
Can’t say you weren’t warned.





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