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... the theory of the Communist may be summed up
Thus begins this new must-read book by veteran meteorologist Brian
Sussman, who brilliantly exposes
Sussman first gives us a brief synopsis of the history of
communism-socialism in order to put the environmental agenda in context.
"In chapter two of his Manifesto, Marx boldly states the goal of his envisioned new world order. " ... the theory of the Communist may be summed up in the single sentence: Abolition of private property." "... for us man himself is mutually of no value." "These egalitarians are willing to utilize phony science as terror tactics, in an attempt to force you to believe that your lifestyle is responsible for negatively altering the earth's atmosphere," Sussman continues. "It's all a lie. "The earth is not warming and climate always changes—and they know it. "But they are assuming there are enough ignorant fools they can hornswoggle into believing that any climatic alterations, including extreme weather events like hurricanes or floods, are being caused by mankind. "Global warming is the grandest of all tyrannical schemes." "Marx's men at Stanford" Sussman then goes on to describe "Marx's men at Stanford." He speaks of Paul Ehrlich, a professor at Stanford University who has gained a reputation among environmentalists as a prophetic guru. "Ehrlich's conviction has always boiled down to people being the problem—there are just too damned many of them—and his final solution has always been clear: "Population control is the only answer." "Ehrlich's wild allegations included equating the earth's surplus of people with a cancer that needs to be eradicated: "A cancer is an uncontrolled multiplication of cells; the population explosion is an uncontrolled multiplication of people. . . . We must shift our efforts from treatment of the symptoms to the cutting out of the cancer. The operation will demand many apparently brutal and heartless decisions." "We must have population control ... by compulsion if voluntary methods fail." So much for a kinder, gentler nation. All this, and we're only up to page 7. If you are worried about the direction our country is headed, if the words above make you shudder, you will definitely want to read this book. "Climategate" by Brian Sussman, is blazing up Amazon's best-seller list.
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Apr 10 - " Global warming's story begins with a diabolical bastard named
Karl Marx."