The Talking Clock: Lord Monckton: Was he right? (clue: yes)

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Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Lord Monckton: Was he right? (clue: yes)

This time last year, a rather British eccentric came to global prominence.

He had been heard of in some circles, but to most members of the public, he was a name that was new to their consciousness.

His name, wrote simply: Lord Monckton.

He became a YouTube sensation after warning that the Copenhagen climate summit was a front for global government; a wicked conspiracy that would plunge the seven billion people on the planet into serfdom.

He was backed by people who pointed out that there is a global eugenicist conspiracy to enforce population reduction on the planet on a hitherto unimaginable scale of horror.

So, Lord Monckton... was he right?

David Icke... was he right?

Alex Jones... was he right?

Serfdom... cuts, cuts, cuts, more and more taxes... all to fund a global banking elite.

Economies around the globe - everywhere - apparently crippled needing bailing out all over the place... making more and more debt that is owed to... the global banking elite who we're supposedly in this mess for having bailed out.

Something fishy there, surely?

And now what..?

Let's not ask Lord Monckton. Nor Alex Jones. Nor David Icke.

Let's - instead - turn to the Daily Telegraph.

We quote direct - we do not alter, edit or omit a word:

Cancun climate change summit: scientists call for rationing in developed world
Global warming is now such a serious threat to mankind that climate change experts are calling for Second World War-style rationing in rich countries to bring down carbon emissions.

We ask again... Lord Monckton... was he right?

So, be our guest. Save a few cuddly polar bears which do not need saving.

But do make sure that you're not starved to death by design in the process by a few sick and twisted elites.

See also
James Delingpole: 'Mass suicide now the only option left' say Cancun scientists

1 comments:

Mrs Clock30 November 2010 00:17
Sounds like a good time to start filling the cupboards before it's too late!
http://bit.ly/htCR4F
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