Letter to the editor

Although not surprised, I find it amazing that the Appeal has not one article on the climate-gate scandal now proving without a doubt that the global warming/climate change is a complete fraud. This information now readily available to the public-though long known to congress and anyone else who cared to study the subject-makes people wonder why:

A newspaper that purports to represent northern Nevada wouldn’t report this fraud when the proposed Waxman-Markey cap and trade bill would cost the 2nd Congressional district $540M in Gross State Product (GSP), $649M in Personal Income, and 5,500 Jobs.

The “most powerful Senator in America” would sponsor this legislation knowing that by 2012 it would cost Nevada $1.4B in GSP, $1.8B in Personal Income, and 14,000 Jobs

Congress would pass legislation to solve a problem that they know isn’t a problem while destroying a large percentage of the American economy by 2035.

These figures are the results of different studies conducted by the Heritage Foundation, the Black Congressional Caucus, and others. Other studies by the EPA and CPO show a lighter although still drastic impact, however a close look at these figures show they have much in common with the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Control figures now laying in the ash heap of lies.

There are many ways to wage war against a country-one of which is to destroy its economy-if I could quote:

Isn't the only hope for the planet that the industrialized civilizations collapse? Isn't it our responsibility to bring that about?
- Maurice Strong, former Secretary General of UNEP

I watched as they killed the steel industry in America during the 1970s because man made Global Cooling was going to kill us all.
I watched as they killed coal production in America during the 1980s because Acid Rain was going to kill us all.
I watched as they killed CFCs in the 1990s because a hole in the Ozone was going to kill us all.
I’m done watching.

In 1997 the Senate passed the Byrd-Hagel Resolution which warned the Clinton Administration not to enter into any global warming treaty that leaves out developing nations or hurts the American economy. The unanimous 95-0 resolution, passed prior to the creation of the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which Al Gore signed anyway but knowing he didn’t have the votes President Clinton never presented it to the Senate.

As President Obama prepares to leave for Copenhagen I call on Senator Reid to reaffirm the Byrd-Hagel Resolution and stop this attack on the American Economy.