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largejack
24-12-2009, 12:48 AM
I sent this message to Green peace today:

Dear Greenpeace

Can I just say how relieved I am that the Elites at Copenhagen didn't get a full treaty although they did put in place their framework for a tyranical World Government, which is what all this CO2 taxes, controlling us, nonsense is all about, and we're running out of time.

You should be happy too? Do you know that if the Elites get their way the punitive measures it will impose on us would be devastating to our way of life, but to the developing countries it will be catastrophic and mass starvation will result of it.

And yet here you are, Greenpeace, as you ridiculously call yourselves, unhappy that the original treaty first proposed didn't go anywhere near far enough ??? You want people to die do you ? You want people enslaved do you??

CO2 is a completely harmless gas, it is one of the four essential sources of life, and plants and trees love it, it makes them grow better. The climate has seen temperatures both prehistoric and recent, much hotter than today and also seen carbon dioxide levels far in excess of today.

What we should be doing is celebrating that today's climate is far the most part friendly and sustainable, (or would be if the ELites didn't control all the wealth and resources) and that we're not in another Ice Age, which is due incidentally, and considering the previous 10 years have seen a decline in temperature of 0.5 percent, who knows we may be getting set for the Big Freeze? Indeed science Czars like John Holdren were saying this only thirty years ago, before they politically changed their tune and started believing in Global Warming.

It's time you woke up Greenpeace, history only remembers the truth. It's time you got out of your cultlike, religious, politicized mentality before it's too late!

Please heed my words, our children depend on truth not fiction!!!

kindest regards

Scott

They replied with this:

Dear John



Thank you for your email.



Obviously, as you do not believe that the release of co2 is going to cause impacts on the environment I can see why you would feel that action to combat climate change is misplaced.



We as an organization are responding to the wealth of science that indicates that climate change is a real and present danger to the planet and therefore, being an environmental NGO, it is our responsibility to do all we can to reduce this impact.



I am not going to argue the point about climate change but I will explain why Greenpeace acts in the way it does and calls for action on climate change. 99% of peer reviewed scientific papers have found that climate change exists and is caused by man’s activities on the planet (see http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/306/5702/1686 ). If by some fluke the worlds leading climatologists are all completely wrong then I will be the first to join you in having a good laugh about how we were all taken in, but the chance of this happening now, with the science being so established (it goes back some way http://www.livescience.com/environment/070131_climate_change_history.html ), would be like discovering that cigarettes don’t cause cancer or HIV and AIDS are unrelated.



I am sure you would not knowingly allow someone to be infected with HIV just because 1% of studies could not find a link between HIV and AIDS (and therefore it is unproven) so equally it is our opinion that now is the time to act on Climate Change as the impacts that climatologists are predicting will lead to major loss of resources along with major loss of habitats, causing the deaths of many and the extinction of innumerable plants and animals.



As I said, I don’t wish to argue with you, I feel you have the right to interpret the science yourself (here is the science we are currently responding to http://www.ipcc.ch/ipccreports/ar4-wg2.htm ) but if you would like to find out a little more about the issues that are currently being used to indicate that climate change is not man made, I suggest you have a look at this website: http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn11462



Kind Regards



Chris Jackson

Supporter Services

Greenpeace UK

and I have yet to receive a reply to this:

Hi Chris

Thank you for your very fast response, much appreciated.

However, I have to say that to compare the argument of climate change to HIV and AIDS is asinine. They are two completely separate issues, as too are cigarettes, so I can't see why you are using this argument? It's the same level of manipulation used by Al Gore and Brown calling 'skeptics' Flat Earthers and 'moon landing' skeptics, just because they have a different point of view. It's called trying to ridicule people to win the argument. The same who had a real journalist's microphone turned off because he couldn't answer the question why polar bears are in fact increasing!!!

And as for all the scientists being in support of so called AGW then how come 31,000 are attempting to sue Al Gore over it, and look at all the lies and deceit brought into the fold by the climategate scandals. Many of the so called scientists who support AGW are just bureaucrats making a fortune out of towing the political line.

I won't rant on any further, but I suggest you check out the data from the University of Illinois which proves temperatures are in fact declining, and also check out satellite images from the University of Colorado which shows the ice sheets have expanded in recent years as well.

I wish your organisation would return to the good purposes it had when it was founded instead of pushing a political scam, there are many genuine environmental issues which do need attention I agree. CO2 is certainly not one of them.

Anyway have a nice Christmas, if the Globalists get their way it'll probably be our last.

many thanks

regards

Scott

P.S My name is Scott not John.




So the argument continues, but keep pressing them at least they respond!

largejack
24-12-2009, 01:00 AM
Actually having read Chris' reply again, their is a hint and a suggestion that these environmentalists may be willing to listen.

This quote particularly:

If by some fluke the worlds leading climatologists are all completely wrong then I will be the first to join you in having a good laugh about how we were all taken in,


To be honest it's quite simple really, first we need to find out for definite that the Earth hasn't cooled over the last ten to fifteen years, and if that proves to be true then we need to ascertain that we are the ones responsible for any warming.

Until these facts are proven why should we surrender our lives and freedoms???

revmoofoo
24-12-2009, 01:17 AM
Nice post John...erm...Scott... :D

Rev

largejack
24-12-2009, 01:22 AM
Nice post John...erm...Scott... :D

Rev

Thanks, I don't think they sound totally convinced at all by their arguments these days? I sense confusement.

We should hammer them, we need them back on board with humanity, not unwittingly serving the purposes of Al Gore, Maurice Strong and their minions.

Just go to the Green peace website and politely challenge their views on global warming, I think they're ready to listen. Yes they'll defend their position but I don't feel they have the enormous conviction they once had.

3 142
24-12-2009, 02:19 AM
Lord Monckton destroys some Greenpeace lid here -

Lord Monckton Greenpeace Arguments on Camera - YouTube

morjo
24-12-2009, 06:30 AM
Let's not forget that pollution from cars, factories, coal based power plants etc are still toxic, forget about C02 for a moment.

This whole ETS Copenhagen treaty carbon tax crap is nothing but a distraction, it's there to hide the real environmental problems this world faces. Every country should be working towards ways of providing more environmentally friendly renewable energy, as well as ways to reduce the amount of crap that goes into land fill and recycle and reuse as much as possible. I don't think humans should ignore that fact that we are harming this planet and we can stop that trend. Sadly the global warming saga is brainwashing the masses into believing 'global warming' is the number one environmental issue, when in fact it's not true and there are more pressing environmental issues to attend to. Ecosystems are being destroyed and animals along with them, but that's sadly on the back burner because of global warming.

OP your e-mail to Greenpeace insulted them, you will never get people on side if you insult them. You should have told them you believe global warming is a scam, and is being used to distract people from other environmental issues.

vladmir
24-12-2009, 06:44 AM
OP your e-mail to Greenpeace insulted them, you will never get people on side if you insult them. You should have told them you believe global warming is a scam, and is being used to distract people from other environmental issues.
Insult? If someone calls me 'an idiot' but alerts me to something that i erroneously was considering to be true, when it wasnt, then it would be idiotic if i continued to ignore the facts presented.

morjo
24-12-2009, 06:50 AM
Insult? If someone calls me 'an idiot' but alerts me to something that i erroneously was considering to be true, when it wasnt, then it would be idiotic if i continued to ignore the facts presented.

Yes but there are nicer ways of getting your message across, something I've had to learn. Trying to create some sort of rapport with someone with a differing view is a start to getting them on side, especially those from Greenpeace.

Anyway I'm not having a go at the OP, just as suggestion.

largejack
24-12-2009, 01:48 PM
Yes but there are nicer ways of getting your message across, something I've had to learn. Trying to create some sort of rapport with someone with a differing view is a start to getting them on side, especially those from Greenpeace.

Anyway I'm not having a go at the OP, just as suggestion.

Yeah, you're probably right, I think I got a bit carried away at the end there :D

sofa king
24-12-2009, 01:57 PM
I can see where the AIDS thing came in. He was using a metaphor that if only 1% of research didnt support a link between HIV and AIDS, you would take any less precautions with it.

Seemed like a fair point the GP guy made.

All-in-all I think they sent you a fairly polite response where they didnt need to ackowledge you at all.

largejack
24-12-2009, 02:04 PM
I can see where the AIDS thing came in. He was using a metaphor that if only 1% of research didnt support a link between HIV and AIDS, you would take any less precautions with it.

Seemed like a fair point the GP guy made.

All-in-all I think they sent you a fairly polite response where they didnt need to ackowledge you at all.

Yeah he replied after only 10 minutes, I was surprised.

It may have been a fair point, but what he was saying is that believing smoking doesn't give you cancer and there is no link between HIV and AIDS is at the same level as saying AGW isn't real? You could argue that proving AGW is real fits those examples just as well.