Going blooming nuts!

Mayor Michael Bloomberg might run for President on a third party ticket. If anyone thinks he is the answer for America please read the following statement he just make at the UN. The man thinks global warming has the potential to kill everyone.  The idea that CO2 could cause such warming has no scientific foundation at all but Bloomberg wants the UN to tax America based on America’s carbon emissions.

Frankly Mayor Bloomburg, I thing you are going blooming nuts. If you ever get in a position to rob me and my fellow Americans through global carbon taxes you might find yourself governing your own little country but it won’t be any America that I live in. 

As soon as you think that the field of candidates wanting to be President cannot become any more dangerous for America, it does. By the way, if this man runs for President it has been published that he will spend one billion dollars of his own money on his campaign. When money can buy the Presidency of the United States there is no government of the people, by the people, and for the people.

Addressing a U.N. climate change conference, the mayor also announced a new plan to reduce the use of tropical hardwoods by New York City and told delegates that the city plans to host a meeting in June of leaders from 20 major world cities to discuss ways for the largest municipalities to reduce global warming. Other participants in the conference called for a “war” against climate change, in which the United Nations would serve as a front-line combatant.

Mr. Bloomberg renewed his call, made first late last year, for taxing countries such as America that emit large amounts of carbons, which are believed to cause changes in the planet’s climate. “So long as there’s no penalty or cost involved in producing greenhouse gases, there will be no incentive” to meet targets set by international institutions, the mayor told the General Assembly. “For that reason, I believe the U.S. should enact a tax on carbon emissions.

“Terrorists kill people. Weapons of mass destruction have the potential to kill an enormous amount of people,” Mr. Bloomberg told reporters after addressing the U.N. General Assembly, but “global warming in the long term has the potential to kill everybody.”

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