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Listed below are comments made by spectrum between Wednesday, 25th November 2009 and Sunday, 20th December 2009.

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Hughes harshly treated by Man City 10:32am on 20 Dec 2009 Hughes was a grey man with a grey personality and a grey team.
COP15: (No) Hopenhagen? 01:01am on 20 Dec 2009 It's a shame that Shell Oil spent all that money on carbon trading / global warming propaganda in the Guardian and Independent, for nothing.
COP15 Copenhagen climate summit: Day 1 5:20pm on 07 Dec 2009 Copenhagen climate summit: 1,200 limos, 140 private planes and caviar wedges

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/copenhagen-climate-change-confe/6736517/Copenhagen-climate-summit-1200-limos-140-private-planes-and-caviar-wedges.html
COP15 Copenhagen climate summit: Day 1 4:21pm on 07 Dec 2009 I would like to remind the Rockall delegate of the very high carbon footprint of his rubber dinghy. He might like to think about offsetting it by strangling a few thousand Co2 breathing seagulls when he gets home.
COP15 Copenhagen climate summit: Day 1 4:16pm on 07 Dec 2009 The biggest pro global warming deal lobbying group at Copenhagen will be the International Emissions Trading Association which was created to promote carbon trading more than ten years ago.

Its members include :-

BP, Conoco Philips, Shell, E.ON AG (coal power stations owner, EDF (one of the largest participants in the global coal market), Gazprom (Russian oil and gas), Goldman Sachs, Barclays, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley..

http://www.ieta.org/ieta/www/pages/index.php?IdSiteTree=1249

Their aim

the objectives of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and ultimately climate protection;

the establishment of effective market-based trading systems for greenhouse gas emissions by businesses that are demonstrably fair, open, efficient, accountable and consistent across national boundaries; and maintaining societal equity and environmental integrity while establishing these systems.

http://www.ieta.org/ieta/www/pages/index.php?IdSiteTree=1248

That's why every corporate newspaper and TV station has been telling us the science is settled since 1998. I'd like to see all of them in jail for multi trillion dollar fraud.
Climate visions: a widening divide? 7:44pm on 06 Dec 2009 There is no way that mainstream journalists or politicians would support anything unless it was for the benefit of big business.
Copenhagen Countdown: 2 days 1:21pm on 06 Dec 2009 Carbon trading was cooked up by the oil companies in 1997 when Enron and BP persuaded Al Gore and it was inserted into article 17 of the Kyoto Protocol. Ever since then, the corporate media have ben telling us that the science is settled

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/nov/10/copenhagen-climate-change-summit-2c

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124286145192740987.html

http://www.abc.net.au/pm/stories/s410744.htm

Climategate 'victim' Mick Kelly was sponsored by Shell to promote carbon trading. Shell are also the principal sponsors of the Guardian's voluminous environment section on its website.

http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/12/04/climategate-cru-looks-to-big-oil-for-support/

The Exxon sponsoring climate 'deniers' was basically a convenient fiction created by over excited Greenpeace activists who discovered that Exxon suported right wing think tanks, which is hardly a surprise.

The Carbon trading market will be twice as big as the oil market within the next decade and is based on the same derivative model that collapsed the financial system.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/nov/29/carbon-trading-market-copenhagen-summit

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2009/06/could-cap-and-trade-cause-another-market-meltdown?page=1

Comprehensive links to articles on the history of carbon trading.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/sealed/gw/business.htm
Wenger finds defeat hard to swallow 10:55am on 03 Dec 2009 Hasn't Alex Ferguson pretended to be incredibly angry at being knocked out of the League Cup before ? Managers who field reserve teams aren't that upset about losing. It's pure WWF.
Is Obama serious about climate change? 9:38pm on 25 Nov 2009 I am sure Obama is very serious about carbon trading. His biggest donors are banks and theyre will ne a multi trillion dollar carbon trading derivative market.
A diet to save the world 5:29pm on 25 Nov 2009 fluffytale

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Despite what they tell you on Blue Peter, not everyone who doesn't believe in AGW is an American right wing dude. It was Enron and BP that pushed Al Gore into putting carbon trading in article 17 of the Kyoto Protocol. Hint: Enron didn't use coal.

It was Margaret Thatcher who created the CRU in order to further her anti coal agenda (her husband was a director of Britoil). It was Thatcher who made AGW a global issue in 1989 when she addressed the UN.

Carbon trading will be a tens of trillion dollar banking derivative scam. That's right, it is a giant corporate fraud devised by individuals a lot smarter than the average Blue Peter viewer.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/sealed/gw/business.htm

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