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Saturday, 22 August 2009

Quote of the Week

"[A]n awful lot of people in our party... are deeply unhappy with the way that we've signed up apparently quite blindly to the climate change agenda. [T]here is a deep unease that we're rushing in virtually to a theology: those who asked questions are 'deniers'. The language is theological. We're rushing in to what has become a theology imposed by the equivalent of what has become the mediaeval church and that nobody's allowed to question it".

- The very sensible Ann Widdecombe MP becomes the voice of non-sheeple and expresses deep concern about the "climate change" agenda in conversation with blogger Iain Dale for Total Politics magazine.

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