Well it may be a sinecure for him, but it’s a torture and a fraud on the UK Taxpayers to have this man in control, carrying out these various plans ostensibly hatched by the hapless losers, Ed Miliband and his puppet-mistress “Baroness” Bryony Worthington, but actually directed by Globe International et al. …Ĭan’t get planning permission for some factory?, arterial roads blocked by rarely used cycle paths?, less car parking spaces?, mandated and apparently capricious rules? Globe International is to blame, and John Gummer knows where the “dead bodies” are buried, so the Tory Government of Boris can’t easily dismiss him. and, err, well, Gummer is Emeritus Chair of “Globe International”, an alternative “Shadow World Government” which imposes regulations at a local level working with City Mayors, Head Teachers, and enforcing Climate legislation by that back-door route. ….ĭid I mention that he fawns over “Professor” John Krebs, as the ultimate fount of all climate knowledge…. That’s the sort of “science” that he practised then, and is still doing today at the UKCCC. He was (and still is) John Gummer, the man who fed “BSE” burgers to his own children, to “prove” they were safe to eat. Remember that “Lord” Deben who is in charge of that coterie known as the UKCCC, was actually a Former Minister in John Major’s outgoing “white flag to the EU” government.
If the whole world switched to eating veggie burgers starting tomorrow, I sincerely doubt that it would change climate by one iota. What’s up with this “eating less meat” thing? Cattle are way more efficient at converting vegetation to meat than all that processing that goes into making fake meat from what… lawn clippings and wood chips? I don’t know what goes into that fake meat and I hope never to find out. Mr Stark used a newspaper interview on Friday to say that the Government should be urging people to “understand what they can do” about climate change, including “flying less, eating less meat”.
Don’t be surprised when you get a circus after you’ve hired a bunch of clowns.
That compares to 65 such days so far this year, 30 in 2020, 33 in 2019 and 56 in 2018, according to analysis by Net Zero Watch, a campaign of the GWPF.”Ĭlose enough for government work. “The CCC’s modelling, which drew on a study by Imperial College London, also included an assumption that, in 2050, there would be just seven days on which wind turbines produced less than 10 per cent of their overall capacity.
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