Hypocrisy defined

The farce that is the Copenhagen climate change summit begins tomorrow. Well, tomorrow for me; in Denmark, it is probably starting up as I type. Leave it to Drudge to provide us with a link to an article that points out just how disingenuous and hypocritical these charlatan busybodies really are.

Just how are a good number of the attendees of this summit getting to Copenhagen? For starters, try 1,200 limos and 140 private planes.

I dig some of the quotes from the article, like this one from the manager of Denmark's biggest limo rental company:

We haven't got enough limos in the country to fulfil the demand," she says. "We're having to drive them in hundreds of miles from Germany and Sweden.

Wow! Can you imagine how much extra CO2 is being pumped into the air with all that extra driving with these petrol-sucking limos, just so these elitist wastes of oxygen (heh!) don't have to stoop to driving in a regular car like all of us hoi polloi?

This is right up there in the pantheon of hypocrisy with Al Gore's utility bill for his Tennessee mansion, a bill that shows he uses much more carbon producing energy every month than my family and I could ever dream, even if we tried.

Remember folks, if our Dear Leader signs onto anything over there, he will need 2/3 of the Senate (66 senators) to approve. Good luck with that, Obama. Then again, our increasingly imperial presidency seems to be more and more unilateral, in defiance of the Constitution which appears as little more than ass wipe for most of our politicians nowadays.

I'll be watching what happens in Copenhagen.

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