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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 990833" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>He's not delivering because he's been thwarted. You are aware of the goal of Cap-and-Trade, aren't you? Al Gore said it would create a worldwide market worth trillions. That's public record. So what? The government gives every corporation/business X amount of carbon credits. A corporation emits X amount of carbon but can't reduce it to the amount government says it's allowed. It needs more credits so it goes to the government established market to buy credits from businesses that aren't using all they were allotted. Can't find a domestic company but there's a company from Angola with just enough available. Buys their credits for millions of dollars and Voila! Is in compliance with the government. Never mind that it's carbon footprint hasn't been reduced at all thus helping to save the planet. What's important is a small company in a developing nation that produces little has received millions of dollars from a large Western corporation that doesn't need the money nearly as badly.</p><p></p><p>This is redistribution of wealth on a massive scale and is the underlying goal of the far left using global warming as justification. Imagine if you work for one of the biggest carbon emitters such as a huge overnight delivery company. The amount of credits needed to be in compliance would put an enormous strain on it. Forget about raises for the regular employees. Forget about dividends for shareholders. We'll be working to give aid where needed instead of growing our own economy. Western nations already have too much anyways. And anyone could start a company, get his credits, and sell them on the global exchange. Do some research if you don't believe me. Cloward and Piven on a global scale. And you wonder why FedEx is developing electric vans?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 990833, member: 24302"] He's not delivering because he's been thwarted. You are aware of the goal of Cap-and-Trade, aren't you? Al Gore said it would create a worldwide market worth trillions. That's public record. So what? The government gives every corporation/business X amount of carbon credits. A corporation emits X amount of carbon but can't reduce it to the amount government says it's allowed. It needs more credits so it goes to the government established market to buy credits from businesses that aren't using all they were allotted. Can't find a domestic company but there's a company from Angola with just enough available. Buys their credits for millions of dollars and Voila! Is in compliance with the government. Never mind that it's carbon footprint hasn't been reduced at all thus helping to save the planet. What's important is a small company in a developing nation that produces little has received millions of dollars from a large Western corporation that doesn't need the money nearly as badly. This is redistribution of wealth on a massive scale and is the underlying goal of the far left using global warming as justification. Imagine if you work for one of the biggest carbon emitters such as a huge overnight delivery company. The amount of credits needed to be in compliance would put an enormous strain on it. Forget about raises for the regular employees. Forget about dividends for shareholders. We'll be working to give aid where needed instead of growing our own economy. Western nations already have too much anyways. And anyone could start a company, get his credits, and sell them on the global exchange. Do some research if you don't believe me. Cloward and Piven on a global scale. And you wonder why FedEx is developing electric vans? [/QUOTE]
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