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Brace yourself for Copenhagen, December 2009 and hold onto your government's stimilus/bailout dollars, Africa is planning to ask for a "Climate Change" bailout to the tune of ....(well read for yourself)
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Mon Aug 24, 3:24 pm ET
ADDIS ABABA (AFP) – Africa will seek billions in compensation from industrialised nations during key climate change talks in Copenhagen later this year, an official said Monday.
Representatives from eight countries that make up a panel of leaders chosen to represent the continent in Denmark met here to thrash out the details of a common stance for the December meeting.
"The proposition is that it has to be an amount significant enough to lead to rapid, sustainable development and industrialisation of developing countries, in particular Africa," Lumumba Di-Aping, Sudan's deputy UN representative, told AFP after the meeting.
He said the compensation sought would amount to billions of dollars and "could be anything up to five percent of the global GDP," which would be equivalent to around three trillion dollars.
He added that a final decision would be made by African leaders during a "special heads of state summit" in Libya on Saturday.
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Suggested references of UN propaganda on mutliple fronts:
UN Environmental Programme (UNEP)
The Climate Neutral Network
United Nations Environment
Management Group (UNEMG)
Management Group (UNEMG)
and the Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change (IPCC)
Climate Change (IPCC)
United Nations Framework Convention
on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
More suggested reading:
Is there a link between the Climate Change irrational spending and world population control? A link between reducing CO2 emmisions by 80% and reducing world population by 80% by the year 2050? Our Cap and Trade bill passed in the House calls for the US to do more than its share, reducing C02 emmissions by 83% by 2050.
Notice November 18th, 2009 on the "road-to-copenhagen-calendar.pdf"
Launch of State of the World Population Report 2009
Here is the 2008 Report, http://www.unfpa.org/swp/index.html
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