Upcoming Climate Treaty — Global Government And Global Carbon Tax?

We voted down carbon tax a year ago. But it may return through the back door:

Will the upcoming Copenhagen climate talks usher in a one-world government?

Lord Christopher Monckton, the former advisor for science policy to Lady Margaret Thatcher, believes that if the U.S. signs any climate treaty coming out of the Copenhagen climate change conference in December, it could subject the United States to a global dictatorship. Monckton explains his concerns.

Christopher Monckton"[T]his treaty of Copenhagen, which is going to be negotiated by the states' parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in December, is going to...establish for the first time in human history a global government," he warns. (Please see poll at bottom of page)

Monckton contends that the word "government" appears twice in paragraph 38 of the draft, and that paragraphs 36 through 38 explain that the purpose of the treaty is to establish a world government. "Whose job," he explains, "will be to transfer wealth from the wealthy countries, such as the United States most of all, to Third World countries -- and the excuse for this transfer of wealth is so-called 'reparation.'"

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In the US, at least they have some constitutional protections that would make it quite difficult to ratify such a treaty. But here in Canada, with the governing party eager to look more "environmentally conscious" and with the opposition parties all but excited about the opportunity to waste billions of taxpayers' dollars on yet another mondialist utopia, how fast do you think, a treaty like that is going to be ratified?

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