Guest essay by Eric Worrall
UNFCCC Executive Secretary Patricia Espinosa has complained in public that Rex Tillerson, President Trump’s Secretary of State, hasn’t responded to her request for a meeting.
UN Climate Chief’s Request to Meet Tillerson Goes Unanswered
by Joe Ryan
2 March 2017, 12:31 GMT+10 3 March 2017, 04:21 GMT+10
The top United Nations climate change official continues to wait for a response to her request to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson over whether the U.S. will remain in the landmark Paris environmental accord.
Patricia Espinosa, executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, asked for a sitdown with Tillerson before leaving for a visit to the U.S. this week. In an interview Wednesday, she said she’d heard nothing from the State Department in return.
“I have not heard back. It is understandable at the beginning of an administration,’’ Espinosa said after speaking at a climate change conference in Chicago “They are a very important partner to us, and I’m looking forward to working together.’’
A State Department spokesman didn’t respond to a request for comment.
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“It is unfortunate that Secretary Tillerson was unwilling to meet with Executive Secretary Espinosa,” Alden Meyer, director of policy at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said in an emailed statement Thursday. “Climate change represents a clear and present danger to the prosperity, security and quality of life of all Americans, and threatens the development prospects and stability of other countries. Addressing the climate threat is thus mission-critical for Secretary Tillerson and his State Department.”
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Oh the horror – UN climate bureaucrats taking a back seat to issues like international terrorism, badly designed job destroying trade agreements, dangerous global flash points, rogue states attempting to arm themselves with nuclear weapons…
Love Trump for Climate Realism….
I also suggest that Trump take a closer look at the United Nations
United Nations is far out of line with its charter:
1.1 To maintain international peace and security…
1.2 To develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of equal rights and self-determination of people
1.3 To achieve international co-operation in solving international problems of an economic, social, cultural, or humanitarian character,
1.4 To be a centre for harmonizing the actions of nations in the attainment of these common ends.
«The primary, the fundamental, the essential purpose of the United Nations is to the peace. Everything it does which helps prevent World War III is good. Everything which does not further that goal, either directly or indirectly, is at best superfluous.»
— Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
“The UN was not created to take mankind to heaven, but to save humanity from hell.”
— Dag Hammarskjöld, Secretary-General from 1953 to 1961
This is what United Nations looks today:
http://www.un.org/News/dh/photos/large/2012/September/09-20-2012future.jpg
And I wonder who “we” are?
I can not remember having been allowed to vote – UNFCCC is certainly not creating the future I want.
And, Patricia Espinosa is certainly not voted for by me.
I suggest splitting United Nations. Keep what is clearly in line with its charter – Article 1.1
“To maintain international peace and security, and to that end: to take effective collective measures for the prevention and removal of threats to the peace, and for the suppression of acts of aggression or other breaches of the peace, and to bring about by peaceful means, and in conformity with the principles of justice and international law, adjustment or settlement of international disputes or situations which might lead to a breach of the peace;”
Everything else should be left to survive on its own – just like all other political, idealistic or activist non-governmental organizations. I guess we are better of by cooperation between groups of countries than by the monstrous United Nations.
Plus Many, you are spot on and I wish that the US would move the organization to the Sahara desert so these people could feel some real “warming” and stop paying for it at the same time. It is like NATO, none of the rest of the members are carrying their share! 90% are countries run by dictators and most of the funding and aid never gets to the people intended. Every once in a while they show a “Feel Good” story but if there is one place were “Fake News” has been the motto it is them!
Not the Sahara. Bangui, Central African Republic…where it isn’t a dry heat.
-But the UN continually makes up that Israel’s mere EXISTENCE is a ‘threat to World Peace’. Ditto (pre 1994) the Nationalist South Africa, who were fighting for their own existence from USSR-backed external forces. Nope – the UN itself is the threat!
And “Climate Realism” is exactly what we need to call it–the new framing, if you will. As in, GET REAL!
Not “denial,” which sounds like mental illness, or even “skepticism,” which sounds like religious apostasy.
REALISM. Which is what the Trump Administration is all about.
Walter, hold on a minute, he hasn’t done much yet. I put him on watch, wait and hope.
There has been gossip about Ivanka Trump trying to persuade her father to suck up to the greens, but it has remained on the level of gossip. As Trump owes the greens nothing politically, and most of his allies are opposed to their pet causes, I remain hopeful.
Read the NYT link I posted below, I’m always moderated so I can’t say it will be up quickly.
I’m hopeful as well but there is Rex (carbon tax/UN framework) Tillerson to think about as well. His comments at the confirmation were crazy and unnecessary.
You bet you can count me in to the revolt if Trump fails to deliver at least the Paris exit. He might survive a punt on the global framework idea but maybe not. It’s the whole KAHUNA time for anti-green advocates. No compromises on principal.
I saw the coverage in the NYT. That sort of thing is what I classified as “gossip”.
Since when did Fake News rise to the level of “gossip”? There’s a war against Trump’s presidency and those waging it should be ashamed. They lose at the ballot box and instantly show their true Marxist/Socialist colors.
show their true Marxist/Socialist colors.
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don’t be misled. Trump has enemies on the left and right who stand to lose $ billions. Many in very lofty positions of privilege. The folks that buy and sell politicians.
As such, there are Democrats and Republicans both in large numbers that have been living in the swamp for years. The Democrats have nothing to lose, so they have the knives out in public. There are also plenty of Republicans with knifes ready, waiting to be stuck in Trumps back.
Sure there are tea leaves in my concern, Delingpole seems worried and that seems a legitimate source close to Bannon.
Until I see the withdrawal proposal from Paris my commitment to Trump is qualified. Honestly he should smash the entire cabal by pulling out of the climate UN all together.
If a side deal is made with green industry to slow walk subside reductions I could live with that. He should make Elon Musk renounce fraud climate science in the process for keeping some part of his current subside. That’s what the left did when they had the levers. That’s what “science” belief is worth today.
It’s not going to happen that way but it makes the real politic point of what deep state and green are all about. If he lets them live with the climate scam in incubation mode it could well be worse then before if political fortunes reverse. If he can split a chunk in a deal from UN global climate cartel it might be a plus but it looks unlikely.
Big green predates the climate meme by a good many years. Climate is just the current tactic and tool. The weak “science only” skeptics need to wake up to circumstances right now and lobby hard for the Delingpole/Bannon solution.
I see nothing inherently wrong about the world uniting behind a single flag, preferably one that is Red White and Blue with 13 alternating red and white stripes and a corner field of blue with 205 stars
Posted on Bishop Hill (without attribution):
WASHINGTON—”At the request of President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and his wife, Ivanka Trump, language critical of a global climate deal was struck from an executive order that Mr. Trump is planning to sign soon”
Holy Moses – which president would even discuss such things with family?
S or F,
You might be making the generational blunder of not realizing what 20-40 years of educational and pop culture green climate indoctrination has done to many millennials in particular. It goes way beyond climate as well.
The decline in critical thinking is vast and deep. It impacts the culture across many economies and circumstances. People always forget that socialism of the later 19th century was advocated by the aristocracy in critical countries and empires such as the British Empire. That soft arm chair world view couldn’t imagine the consequences to follow.
I doubt Ivanka would or could change her view at all. She really shouldn’t matter but…..
I only hope Trump wants a second term and actually has a refined understanding of the Green/climate cartel, I think he does. I hope in understands his base as well, if he wavers on this topic his career in the WH is over. No Greenshirt will ever switch their vote no matter what pandering is invented. A huge Breitbart block will abandon Trump in a NY minute.
Martin that rumor is pretty old by now , it as far as I remember came out before the inauguration..
Ivanka was right to caution her dad, there are a lot of brainwashed people out there, best to delay any comment on climate change in the public arena, ignore it and it will go away.
Going forward the Administration will quietly white ant the AGW apparatus, then victory is ours.
I think Trump probably knows what the scientific facts are, and if need be will explain them on the q.t. to Ivanka. Being a sweet young thing, she has known little but the Left’s moral narcissism in her lifetime; Dad and his staff may have to explain to her the Green Blob’s hypocrisy.
Goldrider
You say “Ivanka. Being a sweet young thing…” (which I interpret as more-or-less calling her a bimbo)
Actually, see seems to be a pretty good mom (handled being attacked on the airplane reasonably well), and a very talented & savvy businesswoman.
I haven’t actually seen a quote from her on CAGW; I think I’ll reserve judgement until I do. You might consider doing the same.
Actually, there was a one-word response. “Who?”….
I don’t know if Trump will be a decent president or not–I suspect many, including the former president, won’t allow it–but his stand on the global warming scam makes me hopeful.
‘the former president’
Who?
Select as appropriate:
O, him?
O, him.
O him
(the one time Ocomma made a difference) 🙂
His Interior Secretary, Ryan Zinke, before even taking his first full breath on the job, reversed the “parting shot” skullduggery of his predecessor by reversing Dan Ashe’s last minute Director’s Order that directed the phase-out of traditional lead-based ammunition and fishing tackle use on all 81 million acres of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lands and waters by 2022.
Anyone tired of winning yet?
“Addressing the climate threat is thus mission-critical for Secretary Tillerson and his State Department.”
And the real threat comes from alarmists like Patricia Espinosa who significantly exaggerate the effects of CO2 emissions and should be ignored.
Ignored, hell! Tarred and feathered for the damage she has done to the people of developing countries, and the economies of developed countries!
Think of the billions tied up right now in the “renewables” scam–Tillerson may be trying to keep his cake and eat it, too. That’s why the entire CO2 narrative needs to go OUT like the baby with the bathwater.
The hubris of Alden Meyer telling someone as distinguished and knowledgeable as Rex Tillerson what his “mission critical” priorities are in the State Department.
Rex’s first environmental concern is draining the swamp at the State Dept.
That might take a few more months since it’s such a big, deep, incestuous swamp.
Rockey, yep it is a long, long way down to the drain plug!
I suspect the resistance Trump is experiencing to much more important US issues (important pre election speeches) puts CC ever closer to the don’t care tray? Or likely in it!
The EPA changes might give the UN a clue?
Off topic, but it looks like Obama was running illegal surveillance on the Trump campaign. Watergate or should that be waterboarding Mr. ex-President?
Here’s hoping that Rex gets back to her to say 1) we are withdrawing from the agreement, and 2) defunding IPCC and leaving the UN.
The UN hasn’t served a useful purpose for about 60 years.
About 72 years. The UN was Franklin Roosevelt’s pet idea, and depended on the cooperation of Joseph Stalin. Stalin stopped cooperating about the time FDR died, if he ever did, and it has been a moribund notion since.
Depends on how you feel about Israel and the Korean War.
The UN approved the war after the USSR walked out of the Security Council.
The partition of Palestine was approved thanks to US lobbying and the composition of the UN at the time.
There might have been a few other useful actions in the late ’50s or even early ’60s as well.
Chimp, you have a good point. But we have to consider all the evil they have done as well. That may outweigh the good. And with a poor president (Carter, Obama) they are empowered to act against our best interests and the interests of our allies (like Israel).
UN interference in the “Korean Police Action” resulted in its ending in a stalemate.
UN partition of the Palestine Mandate created an impossible checkerboard pattern that maximized the boarders between Jewish Palestinians and hostile Moslem Palestinians. The UN also established permanent “refugee camps” in the area to foster continuing unrest.
“The UN hasn’t served a useful purpose for about 60 years.”
They were responsible for spreading AIDs throughout the areas of Africa where they sent troops. I would think the climate change elite would grade that an “A+” for population control.
In reply to skorrent1. We, and the South Koreans, won that war. WWII got us believing in unconditional surrender, and total victory. Most wars don’t end that way,
The UN hasn’t served a useful purpose for 74 years (1942 as the starting date). We still have war, famine and poverty.
Actually, Woodrow Wilson’s (The League of Nations).
But the US didn’t join. (Control of the “MSM” was too diverse and free back then.)
Purse stings cut.
After WW2, enter the UN. Purse strings uncut.
“World Peace” at any cost.
Where’s the “Peace” and what has it cost US and the other nations that make up the big “us” in more than just dollars?
I certainly hope to be wrong on Tillerson but he supported the UN Climate framework in the confirmation and has a history of carbon tax support. That’s two strikes in my book right there.
By some talk, there are 2 million current US jobs related to “green”, 1.5 Trillion market cap. This gets right down to solar panels and Tesla factory workers. How does a hard exit from climate rubbish impact and what are the consequences politically since at least half will play ball on climate “investment” as they like to call it??
Trump wasn’t elected to throw people into the unemployment line even if the industry involved is based on scam climate assumptions. This is a dilemma at least politically. Longer term, if there is one for Trump, the economy would benefit from subside removals of big green. That’s abstract shorter term of course.
Wiping out the climate intelegencia is step one and finding a slower wind down for green industry employment might be politically viable. It’s a big problem either way. If he supports the climate policy status quo he’s finished with his base.
Aren’t they Obama’s “highly trained” technical employees? There should be lots of jobs for them for those liberal Silicon Valley industries then and we can stop bringing in outside “highly trained” immigrants right?
sarc
I have no problem with anyone investing in whatever they want. As long as they do with their money.
The Universe is never that obliging and kind. Stop teasing!
Sort of like saying “You better meet with me or I’ll cut back on the funding we send you — Oh Wait! It’s the other ‘way round!”
I don’t think we should care about Patricia Espinosa’s mission.
It sounds like a personal problem to me.
I’m pretty sure it has nothing to do with Americans and their freedom.
Is a UNFCCC a state?
…yes, a state of abject denial about the truth regarding climate change and how the UN’s policy has thwarted economic progress by people world-wide.
Good — that’s the proper response.
Please leave a messaaaaaage at the beeeeeep. I must be out ……
(youtube — Seinfeld)
#(:))
Heh.
Christmas every DAY!
Janice….that was soooo appropriate and Awesome. You got me laughing !!!
Yay! Thank you for telling me, koko! 🙂
Seriously. Get over yourselves and your faux crises. Trump must cut the money to climate change and redirect it to domestic spending.
Seriously, the climate cartel must be defunded and replaced with nothing. The market will reward the efficiency longer term but there could be he’ll to pay politically in that process.
Do you think Obama socialists believe in market efficiency???
Climate bs is essentially the WPA (work progress administration) of our time. It took something important to get that defunded like WW2.
Leftists find it hard to impossible to believe that anything that isn’t “planned” can be efficient.
And indeed the market can be inefficient, when compared to a perfect world where all actors have perfect and complete information and can be counted on to act rationally in all cases.
Unfortunately, we live in the real world where nobody has perfect, much less complete information and few people act “rationally” all of the time. Indeed we can’t even agree as to what it means to act rationally in all circumstances.
The leftists failure is their belief that by inserting more government into the operation of the market, they can correct these deficiencies.
When it comes to Leftist Ideals, I thought it was “Market Deficiencies”
or
Market Redundancies
…or Venzuala, where they now have the Leftist National Diet (AKA: starvation)
I guess the economy can be boosted more effectively by solving real problems than by trying to solve imaginary problems.
Economically that’s true but politics are driven what people believe.
The WPA created millions of bogus jobs and was a boondoggle of epic proportions yet there were supporters who went to their graves as true believers. They’re still ancestrally still here if they realize it or not.
Climate green will be no different. We’re no where near the end either. I’m not sure the underlying issue of automated labor replacement is going to be solved nearterm.
Reagan won on economics but the social consequences were never accepted or adjusted to. Belief in government management directly related to productivity displacement being the conclusion. Green beliefs are rooted in “nostalgia” not “progress” as marketed. Most government workers, educational structures are all hierarchical and centralized like the military. The insecurity of the planning core has come out in deep Trump reactionary response.
+1
Looks like we have another scandal in Washington that’s bigger than Watergate.
Mark Levin to Congress: Investigate Obama’s ‘Silent Coup’ vs. Trump
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/03/03/mark-levin-obama-used-police-state-tactics-undermine-trump/
A Mark Levin show diatribe? From Breitbart? Not only is this not going to grow into any sort of “scandal”, it may set a new record for how quickly the MSM sweeps it under the rug. Who knows – some Democrat operative with more impotent rage than sense may do the exact wrong thing and respond to it – but I doubt it.
That’s just not nice – take the call, thank them for their attention and tell them you will take their information under advisement…THEN lose their number – optics of playing in the same sandbox
Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy. This is not England (or New Zealand), where British “niceness” reigns (as nice as that might be). This is the United States where the generally accepted etiquette is:
“I do not owe impertinent callers an answer. And if they keep calling, I will block their number.”
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The U.S. does not owe the U.N. anything — and certainly not an answer to a phone call from an envirostalinist wacko.
GREAT BOUNDARY SETTING, SECRETARY TILLERSON!
Go, USA! 🙂
Notice the total disconnet….
“I have not heard back. It is understandable at the beginning of an administration”
“It is unfortunate that Secretary Tillerson was unwilling to meet with Executive Secretary Espinosa,”
understandable to unwilling
http://www.zuguide.com/images/11414/11414.7.219.138.jpg
Just because you are a secretary…..
“Discussions” with many on the left have devolved into this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dp0Bt2cbcc8
Tillerson has a monumental problem at State because HRC had populated it with her cronies using the Special Government Employees Rule. They often double dipped with the Clinton Foundation. Digging further into the weeds many of these shills are buried in USAID programs.
Its gonna get rowdy before its over.
Thankyou Janice sooo much for your praise. Yes, we are nice, so nice we declared war on Hitler before the Mother Country (dateline stuff). Might of given him one of his last laughs.
Jokes aside, good to see so much being done so quickly on the road to defundment…..
Envirostalinist. I like it!
Lattitude be fair though those were two quotes from two different people, but in one way it does show the disconnect at the UN.
“Brett Keane March 3, 2017 at 11:25 am”
Very true. I found this out when I lived in New Zealand, and had a laugh. Kiwi’s do have an odd sense on humour.
“Janice Moore March 3, 2017 at 7:56 am
Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy. This is not England (or New Zealand), where British “niceness” reigns…”
You haven’t seen Winston Peters on Courtenay Place after too many bottles of “pop”!
Or as Jeremey Clarkson calls them Environ Mentalists.
Nobody said they aren’t taking the call. The complaint is that nobody has called back to set up an interview.
I can assure that some underling somewhere took the call, wrote down the message, and passed it on the appropriate desk.
Thank you for keeping us to-the-letter accurate, MarkW.
However….
When I call someone who does not call me back after:
1) his assistant says something like, “Mr. Tillerson can’t take your call right now. Would you like to leave a message?” and
2) takes down a message from me to, “Please call me,”
I tell my friends, “He wouldn’t take my call.”
And in this case, that is TERRIFIC! 🙂
P.S. And, yes, the assistant should not have said, “right now” if he or she knew it was “not ever.” That was just the assistant getting a bit flustered. She or he normally would say, “…. Mr. Tillerson is not available. May I take a message?”
Have I offended you?
Dear MarkW,
No, not at all. Thank you for being so generous-spirited as to ask me. I should have made clear why I wrote what I did (I agree, that I wrote at all created the impression that you had offended me, in addition to my defensive words). I just wanted to explain (sort of justify) why I commented to Jimmyx2 as I did. To show that my using “did not take the call” wasn’t completely off base.
In other words: my mildly defensive tone was, I think, what made it sound as if I were offended.
You are highly adept with the English language and a keenly perceptive reader!
All is well.
Your Ally for Science Realism,
Janice
While many us here are familiar with the serious deficiencies of the C-AGW hypothesis, much of the American public is not, having been inundated with media rubbish. It would not be over-reaching to place an immediate hold on IPCC funding, but I think it would be better to hold hearing, let the AGW group to make their best argument, the deniers make their, then counter arguments by both. Then we can pull out.
I see your very good point, Joe. But, we have an economy to save, here, before the envirostalinists and opportunistic enviroprofiteers wreck it beyond repair.
A 2 step approach would be best, I think:
1. Lead the world and stop Big AGW — now.
2. Hold such a hearing, IF it would be accurately reported (that is the deal, really, no matter how many hearings or fair debates that might happen, Big Wind, et al. will make sure their media reports a completely twisted, for-propaganda-purposes-only, version) ONLY re: the question of : “Should the IPCC (and like programs) be reinstated.”
(3. (sort of kidding — but, given the low likelihood that accurate reporting of the facts about human CO2 would result, sort of not!) Put that hearing on “the Greek kalends.” 🙂 )
I’m still concerned about Trump going wobbly;
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/03/02/us/politics/climate-change-trump.html
More obvious then the agenda NYT is Tesla and there $7500 per car fed tax credit to help “climate” trading at 250 a share, not that far from the high. Clearly big crony climate green isn’t worried about Trump withdrawing from the UN system which I and many supporters voted for.
Tillerson was a dubious selection for supporters with his confirmation support for the global climate framework, carbon tax sympathy of the past.
Climate is a cottage issue on the main stage but a substantial issue to the Trump base. If he parses, wobbles, bargains on the core of withdrawing from Paris he’s finished. Even keeping the UN process on life support is a danger to him with the base.
Nothing is more symbolic of global NWO thinking then global climate authority managed by the UN. It must be destroyed and no nuanced deals.
There is the fallout of a 1.5 trillion green/climate hyped market cap industry to deal with. The total committed Greenshirt/socialist wing that will always be against him anyway.
This is a watershed moment. Will the prissy science skeptic crowd step up and support the Paris fiasco and Trump?? They are even more suspect.
It can go very wrong here for many reasons.
cwon, I agree with your points. Trump is getting a lot of really bad press but an article in the NYT is not one I am too worried about. Tillerson should not even comment on “climate Change” until he can see the impact it would have on the Presidency.
people are OVERestimating the power of the presidency … follow the money and the cabal that wields it to zero in on who controls us
Knute, presidency power “overestimated”? Well, the campaign ferocity sure had me fooled!
Not really difficult to kill green subsidies using the greens own rhetoric.
“The renewables industry has been saying for years how well they are doing , therefore it is obvious they no longer need taxpayer support. I will now be ceasing all subsidies, and diverting the money saved to reducing the national debt.”
You know it is a hit piece when they quote the UCS. Might as well quote Hillary on the job Putin is doing.
Tillerson’s response should include: (1) the US is barred from providing funding for any UN committee which accords full membership status to a representative of the Palestinian Authority, and (2) the IPCC should implement previously-identfied reforms concerning transparency, conflict of interest and nepotism allegations in order for their reports to have credibility. Finally, as CO2 emissions are among other things a product of economic activity and the current administration is dedicated to increasing domestic industry as much as possible, a commitment to decrease CO2 emissions is not possible.
Besides which, CO2 is good for plants and other living things. For the children.
Here is Roger Pielke, Jr.’s comment on comment on IPCC shortcomings from back in 2010. To my knowledge, none of this has been addressed, except that then chairman Rajendra Pachauri is gone.
That is a very rational and by the book approach which may read well in the UN bureaucratic world as it leans heavily on already agreed rules. A nice touch. And they might also offer to discuss any risk related to global warming just as soon as some objective evidence of a real risk is provided by the UN/IPPC.
Note to Ms. Espinosa: Get in line behind the Russians. Way behind!
Unfortunately for you, Trebla, it looks like Obama and the Russians have colluded in a “silent coup” against President Trump.
Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador, is a Democrat sympathizer (he sat with the Democrats in last Tuesday’s speech by President Trump, and has met with President Obama at least 20 times at the White House.
Add to that the fact that it was Obama who arranged Sessions to meet with ambassador Sergey Kislyak, and it’s shaping into a cozy relationship between the Marxist/Socialist Progressive Democrats and the Russians, not the way the coup-supporting New York Times and the rest of the Clinton-supporting MSM are portraying it.
And why wouldn’t they? Russia was able to get very large reductions in US nuclear weapons through Obama whereas President Trump is expanding the military and upgrading our nuclear capability.
If you simply think about it (rather than be swayed by Soviet-era propaganda), a Putin/Obama alliance makes much more sense.
Besides, Obama hasn’t left Washington at all–he and his wife are now joined by Valerie Jarrett in their new home just a short distance from the White House. This has been brewing for quite some time–we may have the pretext for a civil war here in the US soon.
Note: Click on Rob’s link above; it covers it all in much more detail.
“It is unfortunate that Secretary Tillerson was unwilling to meet with Executive Secretary Espinosa,” Alden Meyer, director of policy at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said in an emailed statement Thursday. “The Climate Change nonsense represents the best and most immediate path to absolute POWER for the privileged few and that nonsense is a clear and present danger to the prosperity, security and quality of life of all Americans. Any threat to the current Klimate Crusade threatens the development prospects of the international Ruling Class. Promoting the climate threat nonsense must be considered mission-critical for ALL state functionaries and apparatchiks. Secretary Tillerson and his State Department needs to be brought fully into the Ruling Class mission of power acquisition, and it needs to happen immediately.”
Lets call that precious “Framework” what it really is:
The United Nations Framework Convention On The Acquisition Of Absolute Power For The Privileged Few And Their Right Of That Privileged Few To Use Any Tactic To Achieve It
There. Fixed it.
Thanks Eric Worrall. Really enjoy reading all the articles and info you provide to WUWT. Your guest essays are a tremendous contribution:))
Agree, and, thanks long overdue Eric.
I don’t take calls from telemarketers either.
Collecting navel lint would be a better use of time for Trump and Tillerson than to converse with the UN Climate Chief.