
UPDATE: A cartoon from Josh drawn about a year ago has been added. See below.
By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley
The United Kingdom Independence Party, the only climate-skeptical party in Britain, has scored a crushing victory in Sunday’s elections to the Duma of the European Union.
Britain’s most true-believing party, the Greens, won one or two new seats, but the second most true-believing party and junior partner in the Children’s Coalition that currently governs at Westminster, the “Liberal” “Democrats” (who are neither), were all but wiped off the map.
The European Duma, like that of Tsar Nicholas II in Russia, has no real power. It cannot even bring forward a Bill, for that vital probouleutic function is the sole right of the unelected Kommissars – the official German name for the tiny, secretive clique of cuisses-de-cuir who wield all real power in the EU behind closed doors.
The Kommissars also – bizarrely – have the power to set aside votes of the elected Duma, which doesn’t even get to vote in the first place without their permission. Democratic it isn’t.
The outgoing Hauptkommissar, Manuel Barroso, is a Maoist – and, like nearly all of the Kommissars, a naïve true-believer in the hard-Left climate-extremist Party Line that is turning Europe into a bankrupt, unconsidered economic backwater.
In the Duma recently (where the Kommissars, though unelected, may sit and speak but not vote), Barroso said there was a “99% consensus” among scientists about the climate. Actually 0.5%, Manuel, baby: read Legates et al., 2013.
Because the Duma is a parliament of eunuchs, UKIP’s couple of dozen members of the European Parliament won’t be able to make very much difference to anything except their bank balances – they all become instant multi-millionaires.
However, after opposition to the EU’s militantly anti-democratic structure and to the mass immigration that has been forced upon Britain as a direct result, UKIP’s third most popular policy with the voters is its opposition to the official EU global-warming story-line.
It was I, as deputy leader of the party in 2009/10, who had the honor of introducing UKIP’s climate policy to the Press. Their reports, as usual, were sneeringly contemptuous. Now the sneers are beginning to falter.
The leadership thought long and hard before adopting the policy. I said we could not lose by adopting a policy that had the twin merits of being true and being otherwise unrepresented in British politics. Private polling confirmed this, so the policy was adopted.
For interest, here – in full – is UKIP’s climate policy as I promulgated it in 2010:
“Global warming: is it just a scam?
“The IPCC’s 1990 First Assessment Report made wildly-exaggerated projections of how global temperature would rise. Yet for the past 15 years [now nigh on 18 years] there has been no statistically-significant “global warming” at all, as a leading IPCC scientist has now admitted. For nine years there has been a rapid cooling trend. None of the IPCC’s computer models predicted that.
“The 1995 Second Assessment Report, in the scientists’ final draft, said five times there was no discernible human influence on climate. Yet one man rewrote the report, replacing all five statements with a single statement saying precisely the opposite. He later said IPCC processes permitted this single-handed rewrite, which has been the official policy ever since.
“The 2001 Third Assessment Report contained a graph contradicting the First Report by falsely abolishing the medieval warm period, which, like the Roman, Minoan, and Holocene optima, and 7500 of the past 11,400 years, and each of the four previous interglacial warm periods, and most of the past 600 million years, was warmer than today. Some 800 scientists from more than 460 institutions in 42 countries over 25 years have written peer-reviewed, learned papers providing evidence that the Middle Ages were warmer than today.
“The 2007 Fourth Assessment Report’s key conclusion that, with 90% confidence, most of the warming since 1950 was manmade is disproven by measurements. A natural decline in global cloud cover from 1983-2001 (Pinker et al., 2005) caused most of that warming.
“The IPCC’s false “90% confidence” estimate was not reached by scientists: it was decided by a show of hands among political representatives who had few scientific qualifications.
“A lead author of the Fourth Assessment Report admits that, “to influence governments”, he knowingly inserted a falsehood to the effect that the Himalayas will be ice-free in 25 years.
“Many other false conclusions of the IPCC were authored not by scientists but by campaigning journalists, members of environmental propaganda groups or IPCC bureaucrats.
“The first table of figures in the IPCC’s 2007 Report did not add up. Bureaucrats had inserted it, overstating tenfold 40 years’ contributions of Greenland and Antarctic ice to sea-level rise.
“The IPCC’s conclusion that CO2 has a major warming effect is false. In the pre-Cambrian era 750 million years ago the Earth was an ice-planet, with glaciers at sea level at the Equator: yet atmospheric CO2 concentration was 300,000 ppmv – 700 times today’s 388 ppmv. If CO2 had the large warming effect the IPCC imagines, the glaciers could not have been there.
“In the Cambrian era 550 million years ago, CO2 concentration was 7000 ppmv (IPCC, 2001): yet that was when the first calcite corals achieved algal symbiosis. In the Jurassic era 175 million years ago, CO2 concentration was 6000 ppmv (IPCC, 2001): yet that was when the first aragonite corals came into existence. While the oceans continue to run over rocks, they must remain pronouncedly alkaline. Ocean “acidification” is a chemical impossibility.
“Many peer-reviewed papers (e.g. Douglass et al., 2004, 2008, 2009; Schwartz, 2007; Monckton, 2008; Lindzen & Choi, 2009) show that the IPCC has exaggerated the warming effect of greenhouse gases up to 7-fold. Without that exaggeration, there is no climate crisis.
“The economics of global warming
“Millions have died of starvation, or are menaced by it, because the world’s governments have unwisely trusted the UN’s climate panel (the IPCC) and the self-serving national scientific institutions that have profiteered by parroting its now-discredited findings.
“The World Bank has reported that three-quarters of the doubling of world food prices that occurred two years ago is directly attributable to the global dash for biofuels.
“Herr Ziegler, the UN’s Right-to-Food Rapporteur, has said that while millions are starving the diversion of farmland from food to biofuels is “a crime against humanity”.
“Lord Stern’s discredited report on climate economics unrealistically adopted a near-zero discount rate for appraisal of “investment” in carbon-dioxide mitigation and doubled the IPCC’s already-exaggerated high-end estimate of the warming to be expected from CO2. Without these grave economic and scientific errors, no case for spending any taxpayers’ money on mitigation of CO2 emissions can be made.
“A carbon-trading scheme that sets a low price for the right to emit a ton of carbon dioxide is merely a tax and does not affect the climate, while a high price drives our jobs and industries overseas to countries which emit more CO2 than us, raising mankind’s global CO2 footprint. The chief profiteers from carbon trading are banks.
“A steelworks at Redcar is closing with the loss of 1700 jobs, because the European carbon-trading scheme has made it uneconomic. Precisely the same steelworks will be re-erected in India. Net effect on the climate: nil. Net effect on British workers’ jobs: catastrophic.
“If we were to shut down the entire global carbon economy altogether, and go back to the Stone Age but without even the right to light a carbon-emitting fire in our caves, it would take 41 years to forestall just 1 C° of “global warming”. The cost is disproportionate.
“Even if the IPCC were right in imagining that a doubling of CO2 concentration will cause as much as 3.26 ± 0.69 C° of “global warming”, adaptation as and if necessary would be orders of magnitude cheaper and more cost-effective than attempting to limit CO2 emissions.
“Global warming gurus humbled
“Dr. Rajendra Pachauri, who chairs IPCC’s climate science panel, is a railroad engineer. The Charity Commission is investigating TERI-Europe, a charity of which Pachauri and his predecessor as IPCC science chairman were trustees. The charity filed false accounts three years running, under-declaring its income by many hundreds of thousands of pounds.
“Dr. “Phil” Jones, director of the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia, on which the IPCC has relied for its global temperature record, has stepped down after a whistleblower published emails between him and other leading IPCC scientists revealing manipulation, concealment and intended destruction of scientific results.
“Dr. Jones has admitted that his Unit has lost much of the data on which the IPCC relies. The “Climategate” files show his Unit received millions in increased taxpayer funding so that it could investigate “global warming”.
“Al Gore has made hundreds of millions from “global warming”, and may become the first climate-change billionaire. In 2007 a High Court judge found nine errors in his film serious enough to require 77 pages of corrective guidance to be sent to every school in England.
“On Gore’s notion that sea level would imminently rise by 20 feet (6.1 m), the judge ruled: “The Armageddon scenario that he depicts is not based on any scientific view.” IPCC (2007) projects sea-level rise of 1-2 ft by 2100: Mörner (2004, 2010) projects just 4 ± 4 in.
“Gore said a scientific study had found polar bears dying as they swam to find ice. In fact, Monnett & Gleason (2006) had reported just four bears killed in a bad storm. For 30 years there has been no decline in sea-ice in the Beaufort Sea, where the bears died. There are many times more polar bears today than in 1940.
“Gore said Mount Kilimanjaro’s glacier had lost much of its ice because of “global warming”. In fact, the cause was desiccation of the atmosphere caused by regional cooling (Molg et al., 2003). Mean summit temperature has averaged –7 °C for 30 years and, in that time, summit temperature has never risen above –1.6 °C. The Fürtwängler glacier at the summit began receding in the 1880s, long before mankind could have had any influence over the climate. Half the glacier had gone before Hemingway wrote The Snows of Kilimanjaro in 1936.
“What is to be done
“Royal Commission on global warming science and economics
“UKIP would appoint a Royal Commission on global warming science and economics, under a High Court Judge, with advocates on either side of the case, to examine and cross-examine the science and economics of global warming with all the evidential rigour of a court of law.
“The remit of the Royal Commission would be to decide –
Ø “Whether and to what degree the IPCC has exaggerated climate sensitivity to CO2 or other greenhouse gases;
Ø “Whether and under what conditions, if any, the IPCC’s imagined consequences of the present rate of atmospheric CO2 enrichment will be beneficial or harmful;
Ø “Whether and under what conditions, if any, mitigation of global warming by reducing carbon emissions will be cheaper and more cost-effective than adaptation as, and if, necessary;
Ø “Whether and under what conditions any emissions-trading scheme can make any appreciable difference to the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere, and whether and to what degree, if any, any such difference would affect global surface temperature.
“Other climate-change measures
“Pending the report of the Royal Commission, UKIP would immediately –
Ø “Repeal the Climate Change Act, and close the Climate Change Department;
Ø “Halt all UK contributions to the IPCC and to the UN Framework Convention;
Ø “Halt all UK contributions to any EU climate-change policy, including carbon trading;
Ø “Freeze all grant aid for scientific research into “global warming”.
“In any event, UKIP would immediately –
Ø “Commission enough fossil-fuelled and nuclear power stations to meet demand;
Ø “Cease to subsidize wind-farms, on environmental and economic grounds;
Ø “Cease to subsidize any environmental or “global-warming” pressure-groups;
Ø “Forbid public authorities to make any “global-warming”-related expenditure;
Ø “Relate Met Office funding to the accuracy of its forecasts;
Ø “Ban global warming propaganda, such as Gore’s movie, in schools;
Ø “Divert a proportion of the billions now wasted on the non-problem of global warming towards solving the world’s real environmental problems.
“UKIP has been calling for a rational, balanced approach to the climate debate since 2008, when extensive manipulation of scientific data first became clear. There must be an immediate halt to needless expenditure on the basis of a now-disproven hypothesis.
“Given our unprecedented national debt crisis, not a penny must be wasted, not a single job lost to satisfy vociferous but misguided campaigners, often led by ill-informed media celebrities, profiteering big businesses, insurance interests and banks. The correct policy approach to the non-problem of global warming is to have the courage to do nothing.”
If you know of any political party, anywhere, that has a climate policy more vigorously and healthily skeptical than UKIP, let me know in comments.
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Christoph Dollis says:
May 26, 2014 at 1:56 am
“What the good Lord wrote is neither sophistry nor deceptive. What UKIP wants, as well as Lord Monckton, is just some common sense applied.”
I’m watching BBC coverage of voter after voter discuss the election, ranging from Labour to UKIP voters. They’re talking about immigration. Don’t be daft.
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So you are tuned to the Bolshevik Broadcasting Service and seem to like it?
You’d better spent your time in the real world, so you might have gotten an impression that immigration is not the only subject. The Bolsheviks love it because they can denigrate everyone -to their liking- as rascist, fascist or xenophobic.
Come on, don’t be daft yourself.
Congratulations to Eric Worrall
You have successfully defined the appeal of a protest party. You don’t have to be “for” anything as long as you can unite “against” something..
jdseanjd says: May 26, 2014 at 12:44 am
At the top of a voting paper about a yard long, was UK Independence Now, while UKIp was 2nd from bottom. I wonder how many people were caught by that nasty little trick?
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Sasha says: May 26, 2014 at 2:17 am
That nearly caught me out.
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Yes, I saw that. And the BBC and Grauniad will say we do not have political manipulation in the UK. What a load of tosh. The UK liberal-left are the most politically corrupt and fascist (i.e.: anti democratic) people in the world.
Another example was Manuel Barroso, the (unelected) Communist ** president of the EU, who said that having far-right parties in the European Parliament would be completely unacceptable, because they were fascist and he did not agree with their policies. Hmmm, a fascist is someone who is autocratic and anti-democratic.***
Another example of BBC bias was a clip of a mass brawl at one election count as a right wing candidate arrived. The inference being that right-wing = thuggish elements. But what the commentator did not mention was that the brawlers were ‘Unite Against Fascism’, a left-wing terror group funded by the trades unions. It is worth noting that the offices of these thugs are based at the University and College Lecturers’ Union, Nafthe – which says everything you need to know about UK education.
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** Actually, Manuel Barosso is a Maoist.
*** Dictionary reference:
Fascism: a belief in the supremacy of one national or ethnic group, a contempt for democracy, an insistence on obedience to a powerful leader, and a strong demagogic approach.
(For those who are confused here, Stalin, Mao and Kim Il-sung were all fascists, while Hitler was a socialist. Get the idea?)
R
Manipulation! Manipulation?
Shall we dance to this jig.
Cammeloon will do what is required.
A few facts, plenty of self back patting and a good dollop of verbal diarrhea – another good job in making those who don’t believe that any recent climate changes are largely man-made, including me, look like a bunch of out of touch loons. Christopher, could you find something else to do with your Sundays………I actually agree with most of your views but you’ve got a great talent in making them sound like something out of a pantomime………
Simon, you should read the policy pamphlet linked above. UKIP was the only party to oppose the climate scam.
I’m sorry rogerknight, the cop out strategy, might work for protest vote scenarios, a party that wants success in an election with real effect on voters lives and pockets, will have to do better.
You are free to disagree, I suggest we leave it there, to avoid boring the rest of the blog with the minutiae of British Domestic politics.
crosspatch:
I write to say that I agree your data but strongly disagree with an interpretation of it which you provide.
In your post at May 26, 2014 at 2:03 am you say
That is true in terms of seats but you do not show the shift in terms of vote share. It seems likely that UKIP split the Tory vote more than the Labour vote.
Importantly, this thread is about the UK EU election which did show a small shift to the RIGHT. The swing was only ~1% which is very small.
The poll total was the same as the previous UK EU election at 34% of the electorate.
But this time the change in share of the vote differed between the Parties as follows
(see http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-27567744)
UKIP share 27.50% (a gain of+10.99%)
Conservative share 23.94% (a loss of -3.80%)
BNP share 1.14% (a loss of -5.10%)
Right of centre share 46.34% (a gain of+2.09%)
Labour share 25.40% (a gain of+ +9.67%)
LibDem share 6.87% (a loss of – 6.88%)
Green share 7.87% (a loss of -0.75%)
SNP share 2.44 % (a loss of -0.34%)
Left of centre share 42.58% (a gain of+1.07%)
Swing from left to right = (2.09-1.07)% = 1.02%
The important point is that the major effect was UKIP taking votes from both left and right so the resulting swing from left to right was very small.
Richard
Is manipulation! Is manipulation is?
Shall we dance to this jig ajig.
Cammaloon do as required is.
UKIP is in favour of fracking but I’m sure Helmer knows that the time and effort needed for that has largely gone. Regulation/Planning has to take place and I think that is too difficult judging by the delays incurred to date. Business needs to get up in the morning and make money…not screw around loosing time and money. Wages etc have to be paid plus Gov mainly needs to p*ss the tax arising up any wall.
What Lord Monckton shows may not be current policy, but it sure is a good template for such policy.
Whats under the South of England at present according to BGS is not in the right condition (is fractured etc). So thats not a promise of much at all, aside form the fact that most test and check drilling currently cannot move forward fast to at least discover volumes recoverable. And that does not look good anyway – no S.Arabia energy model here or in Scotland.
I suspect they need to re-instate dirty(?) power generation which must mean exit the EU and by default most of what Lord Monckton proposes follows. As hard as that is! Of course dirty power won’t worry China or Germany much?
There used to exist a simple efficiency equation which seeks to equal effort in, against either equal or more out. The latter being much preferred. Well forgotten I believe?
It’s different this time…the EU? Doubt it very much. Meanwhile the USA, Aus, NZ, Canada are forging group trade agreements with the Far East – and the UK is where? We in UK could do that as we did through history….no need for Sarc on that – it happened. Thats another point from Mr Farage…we can easily do that without assistance (so called).
PPS: The Australian instant runoff system has one bad feature that shouldn’t be copied: it allows the leadership of minor parties to direct how the ballots of voters’ who leave their second-choice entries blank should be cast. This allows those leaders to game the system by using carrots and sticks to entice other parties to adopt some of their positions.
The Royal Commission needs to have terms of reference to include full investigation in to any political motives behind deliberately tainted science. The parent body of the IPCC, the UN must be brought under scrutiny under the terms of reference.Provisions must be in place to leave no way the Royal Commission can be halted part way through under any circumstances.
Another idea to work in tandem is a moratorium deal on scientists to report cases where they have been coerced in to perverting the science. Academic bodies that denied funding or sacked scientists due to political pressure must expose the source of the orders or become personally liable for their actions. You can bet that some will crack, knowing that continuing to plug the lie will get them in jail.As the scientists start realizing that holding out will fail, the trickle will become a flood. The trail of deception is likely to lead to some very high places, especially who is pulling the strings of puppets in high places.It could potentially bring down the whole house of cards. Very simple tactic really, but the simple tactics are usually the most successful.Even better if the media can be forced in to reporting the proceedings on pain of losing their licences. At present, they have probably been threatened if they report what is really happening. The Left will really be soiling their diapers over this. Their paranoia will become overwhelming, knowing their grand deception stretching well over 100 years is in grave risk of being revealed for all to see their treachery.
Guy Fawkes has nothing on the extent of the treachery behind the global warming deception.It will require a new public holiday to commemorate when the peoples of the world defeat the grand NWO plot.
Google for “science court” for a very detailed description of desirable features in such a procedure.
Henry Bauer’s footnote 39 (in his Dogmatism in Science and Medicine, ) referenced a bibliography of writings about the science court idea, but its link has gone bad. I Googled for: “Science Court: A bibliography” and got four useful links at the top of the page:
1. Science Courts… and Mixed Science-Policy Decisions
http://ipmall.info/risk/vol4/spring/taskfor.htm
The Science Court Experiment: An Interim Report*:
(* Reprinted with permission from 193 Science 654 (1976))
Task Force of the Presidential Advisory Group on Anticipated Advances in Science and Technology**
(** The task force is composed of three members of the presidential advisory group — Dr. Arthur Kantrowitz (chairman), Dr. Donald Kennedy and Dr. Fred Seitz – and [16 others])
2. The Science Court is Dead; Long Live the Science Court!
http://ipmall.info/risk/vol4/spring/field.htm
3, Symposium Index – The Science Court – Pierce Law Center IP Mall
http://ipmall.info/hosted_resources/RISK_Symposium_ScienceCourt.asp
4. The Science Court: A Bibliography. Jon R. Cavicchi*.
http://ipmall.info/risk/vol4/spring/bibliography.htm
AndyL
Congratulations to Eric Worrall
You have successfully defined the appeal of a protest party. You don’t have to be “for” anything as long as you can unite “against” something..
Sometimes you’ve got to stand together to oppose something bad.
AndyL (May 26, 2014 at 12:37 am) says “Unfotunately climate scepticism is no longer UKIP policy. [..] This means that they have no policies on [..]climate change [..]“.
UKIP Manifesto 2014 says:
“The 2008 Climate Change Act costs an estimated £18bn per year – that’s more than £500 for every household in the UK. We will scrap this Act.“.
http://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/themes/5308a93901925b5b09000002/attachments/original/1398869254/EuroManifestoLaunch.pdf?1398869254
Well, they went to this EU election with a clear policy. If they are going to re-write policy before the next one, so what.
May 26, 2014 at 1:56 am | Christoph Dollis says:
From where I sit in Australia, with family in the UK, and being aware of issues in the UK, I would not bandy about the term “daft” as a response to other commenters here. After all, you have just quoted your source being the BBC … the international home of political propaganda … now what was that about being daft ? With all due respect of course.
rogerknights says: May 26, 2014 at 3:06 am
“PPS: The Australian instant runoff system has one bad feature that shouldn’t be copied: it allows the leadership of minor parties to direct how the ballots of voters’ who leave their second-choice entries blank should be cast.”
Not really. There is a system in Senate elections (which are much more complicated) where to avoid ticking everything on a yard-long ballot, you can just tick to have preferences allocated by the party. That is causing problems. But in voting for single member seats voters number preferences themselves. Party advice can be influential with voters, but it’s their choice.
Well done UKIP.
However, UKIP has fully abandoned its 2010 manifesto as several previous commentators have pointed out.
On the subject of climate change, the new 2014 Manifesto says only :
Still, that is progress. And the video of a UKIP delegate that deklein posted at May 26, 2014 at 1:22AM is very refreshing, although the little green man in the European parliament didn’t seem to like it.
The UKIP victory is in no way related to the climate change debate and the interest of the average UK citizen about the global warm is close to nil and the interest in global warming while voting is even less than that.
The European Elections are seen as meaningless both because most of the power is not wielded by directly voted politicians (but by those chosen by the elected presidents and prime ministers) and because to the general public the EU is something that seems distant and quite unrelated to them (which is quite wrong).
In the local elections held in the same day, the UKIP results were much more modest and I doubt that for the general elections they will get a result that mirror this (even though it will probably be a good result given their history, since anti immigration speech always works during times of crisis).
Also I think the association that is being done between skeptic blogs and the UKIP has the potential to be damaging and provide another stone for the MSM to throw.
When it was suggested a few weeks ago that UKIP might top the European elections, I thought the idea was ridiculous. UKIP was just a fringe party. Then we had the most unpleasant concerted smear campaign I have ever seen in this country, where all the media claimed that UKIP was a racist, bigoted, xenophobic, little Englander party. We even had a party calling themselves An Independence from Europe Party, which appeared top of the voting sheet, to mislead voters.
Despite all this, UKIP did come first. There are a lot of small minded pettifogging comments above, but let us recognise this for the achievement it was and this is indeed a party with a healthy scepticism to many of the sacred cows of the establishment including climate change.
Ø “Ban global warming propaganda, such as Gore’s movie, in schools;
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With respect, I must disagree. Tyranny is tyranny, whether the tyrant is “theirs” or “ours”.
UKIP would appoint a Royal Commission on global warming science and economics, under a High Court Judge
NO THANKS! Why appoint a half-witted judge, paid by the establishment, to judge the merits of the AGW campaigne?
I was dissappointed that I heard nothing of the UKIP AGW policies here in france and on the UK web but know from reading here and at Tallbloke’s that it exists.
The task for UKIP right now and immediately is formulate it’s policies (all of them) as quickly as possible. Healt, Policing, education and so on. Bring forward your best people and force a debate with the other idiots.
Mike Ozanne says:
May 26, 2014 at 2:13 am
“Why was it exactly you were booted out of the party?”
As a matter of fact, Lord Monckton was not “booted out of the party”.
There was an internal struggle for the party leadership in Scotland
brought about by faction wrangling over the democratic process
for selecting candidates for the EU elections. Lord Monckton and
a number of his close associates, resigned from the selection process
as a result of this. Only then was Monckton sacked as Scottish Leader
by Nigel Farage, but he still remained as a party member and advisor.
No member was “booted out” except, controversially, Paul Henke.
Steve Crowther, in a fit of peak had reacted to Mr. Henke’s objections
to the manner in which the EU candidate selection process had been
apparently botched, and however he has been reinstated as a UKIP
member after a judge overturned a 100-year membership ban on him.
Read the details and see Christopher Monckton’s 2011-2012 election
blog here, which was active during his election campaign in the last
Scottish General Election. Though that blog now appears dormant,
there is still much of interest to be gleaned from its contents, and
some parts of it, mysteriously still seem to be active.
UKIP is not pro- global warming and does not believe in EU target to reduce CO2 emissions: this is a major achievement. UKIP is against the metropolitan left wing culturally dominated public sector/NGO anti patriotic sections of the Labour, Conservative and LD parties which despise patriotic, freedom loving people working in businesses outside of media. Why the Media has become dominated by the left wing middle classes is one of the important questions for for the future of property owning, freedom loving people who believe in representative democracy.
“If you know of any political party, anywhere, that has a climate policy more vigorously and healthily skeptical than UKIP, let me know in comments.”
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Ehhrr, well no. I just write this comment that to let you know that I cannot find any political party, anywhere that can match UKIP’s climate-scepticism. I just hope that UKIP manages to wake up those who are ‘kipping’ at the moment.
(U kip if you want to, but UKIP is, really,wide awake)