Time to "Launch Revolution to Fight Climate Change"

The environmentalists have always been influenced by Marxism, and the very foundation to combat "climat change" is Marxist in nature. Even their vocabulary reflects this fact. At a G20 summit in Chiba, Japan, Tony Blair said G20 nations should launch a revolution to fight climate change. "We have reached the critical moment of decision on climate change. There are few, if any, genuine doubters left,". Well count me as one of the few genuine doubters. Reuters

MAKUHARI, Japan (Reuters) - Developing countries urged rich states on Saturday to be clear about funds to fight global warming and said the label "major emitters" for nations like India and Brazil was unfair.

Twenty of the world's top greenhouse gas emitters were meeting in Chiba, near Tokyo, to discuss ways to reach a global pact to curb rising carbon dioxide emissions by the end of 2009.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair urged G20 members to launch a revolution to fight climate change.

"We have reached the critical moment of decision on climate change. There are few, if any, genuine doubters left," Blair told G20 energy and environment ministers and announced a new initiative to try to work out the shape of a global agreement.

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Bush has pledged $2 billion to the fund over the next three years, while Britain has pledged part of its 800 million-pound ($1.6 billion) Environmental Transformation Fund and Japan has announced the creation of a $10 billion financial mechanism to support developing countries.

But van Schalkwyk said it was only in the past few weeks that developing nations had even been consulted on the fund, to be administered by the World Bank.

It was also unclear if the money was new.

"A number of countries voiced quite strongly their concerns about how these funds will be run," said Ailun Yang of Greenpeace China.

All of this is just one big scam to transfer money from rich countries to poorer countries.