Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Businesses catching on
Via GlobalWarming.org:
Several big companies have abandoned the cap-n-trade business today.
Since the real driver of the Carbon Cult is the Wall Street Mafia, this breakout means more than any expressions of doubt by politicians. Now that the potential for a new bubble has evaporated, the Cult is losing its real backers.
Polistra's hero E.W. Marland, founder of Conoco, is happy today. (Maybe that's why he "channeled" Polistra earlier this morning!)
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[Grammatical note: Yes, I know I'm using "channeled" backwards, but I can't think of a better way to say it.] ¶ 5:38 PM
Several big companies have abandoned the cap-n-trade business today.
BP America, Conoco Phillips, and Caterpillar have dropped out of the U. S. Climate Action Partnership. This is the first recognition by the many major corporations pushing energy-rationing legislation that cap-and-trade legislation is dead in the Congress and that the scientific case for global warming alarmism is collapsing rapidly.
Since the real driver of the Carbon Cult is the Wall Street Mafia, this breakout means more than any expressions of doubt by politicians. Now that the potential for a new bubble has evaporated, the Cult is losing its real backers.
Polistra's hero E.W. Marland, founder of Conoco, is happy today. (Maybe that's why he "channeled" Polistra earlier this morning!)
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[Grammatical note: Yes, I know I'm using "channeled" backwards, but I can't think of a better way to say it.] ¶ 5:38 PM
