Klimamyrderier ifølge Inhofe
Fra US Senate Commitee on Enviroment and Public Works
Consider that in Uganda, 20,000 farmers were brutally kicked off their lands to allow a British company to plant trees for carbon credits. This news, by the way, comes from a recent report issued by Oxfam - by no means a conservative organization. Oxfam tells us that armed guards burned houses to the ground, which, at least in one case, resulted in the death of a child. According to one victim who was interviewed by Oxfam investigators, her family was beaten by soldiers and no longer has enough food to eat.
In Honduras, a United Nations sanctioned industry stole farmland and murdered 23 farmers and their families between January 2010 and March 2011. This is according to a report by the International Fact-Finding Mission that was presented to the European Parliament. Private security guards employed by this industry were reported to be directly involved, feigning accidents and shooting farmers.
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Ja, det er de beklagelige konsekvenser af emission trading.
[...] rette formål og rundt omkring i verden er der forskellige syn på, hvad det er. Forleden henviste jeg til senator Inhofe, som påstod at nogle negerstammer blev dårligt behandlet som følge af venstredrejede [...]