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The Socialist International sets out to “advance the body’s work on the global environmental agenda” by flying a whole bunch of deeply concerned bores to Chile, Sweden, India, New York, China, South Africa, Washington D.C. and Russia. Before the Chilean jaunt, however, there is another crucial stopover:
As part of the Commission’s programme of activities and in line with its remit, in the days immediately prior to this meeting, members will go to Antarctica.
(Via Ixnay)
#1 Merlin
Anything that happened before the 1960s is too ancient to be of any consequence.
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2008 03 23 at 03:06 PM • permalinkAs part of the Commission’s programme of activities and in line with its remit, in the days immediately prior to this meeting, members will go to Antarctica.
Can’t we just leave them there?
Posted by rick mcginnis on 2008 03 23 at 03:36 PM • permalink... and the ArticleID=1914 ...
Just saying.
Posted by J.M. Heinrichs on 2008 03 23 at 03:38 PM • permalinkChasing more theories in a world (the world is bigger than the eastern seaboard of Australia) presently getting colder, to counter the mounting chorus from among international climate scientists who now openly state that it appears that earth is entering a cooling period, not a warming period ... The climate change debate is undergoing a subtle change and it worries them. They can’t be trusted, these “deeply concerned bores”, send a spy team, those backpacks may contain blow torches and gas tanks…
Posted by American Interests on 2008 03 23 at 06:01 PM • permalinkJust slightly O/T, but I think it illuminates the chasm between socialism and humanity. The banner reads:
PROGRESSIVE POLITICS for a fairer world
Who, exactly, is the arbiter of fairness. I personally think it is fair that an industrious person gets more good stuff than a lazy person.
Just how does one become a Platonic Philosopher King? Where does one apply for the job? What is the ideal CV?
Posted by Wimpy Canadian on 2008 03 23 at 06:11 PM • permalinkContrail, I think you have it. The
Philosopher KingsUN flunkies, itinerant Greenies and camp following do-gooders will have the airports and flights all to themselves.Posted by Wimpy Canadian on 2008 03 23 at 06:13 PM • permalink#7 kae
I would like to be the first to congratulate you on your joining the “10,000 Comment Club”. Bravo!
Paco now has a “Czarina”.
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2008 03 23 at 06:16 PM • permalinkMethinks this is a better view of their agenda.
Posted by surfmaster on 2008 03 23 at 06:23 PM • permalinkThe Australian Labor Party are signed up members of this organisation.
Indeed abiding by the aims of The Socialist International are part of the ALP constitution. Why haven’t the media been onto this??
That’s right. We are all economic conservatives now.Posted by Hank Reardon on 2008 03 23 at 06:49 PM • permalink#6 Well spotted celaeno. Thanks for the link.
The vast conspiracy is alive and well. Data which is contrary to GW orthodoxy wil be expunged, ignored, excoriated. Sections of our major media are so close to monoculture that it is scarily Orwellian. Tony Jones and the ABC’s treatment of “The Great Global Warming Swindle” was disgusting.
Michael Duffy’s Counterpoint on ABC RN was introduced as a token conservative soapbox. It is an excellent program but is coralled in low-rating timeslots.“...members will go to Antarctica.
Can’t we just leave them there?”It’s not nice to polute Antarctica, #4 rick.
Of course, if we could arrange to feed them to some killer whales or something….
Posted by Barbara Skolaut on 2008 03 23 at 08:19 PM • permalinkO/T
kae, daddy dave
The lamb turned out great!! A few photos for you. The first shows the boys on their way to Church. The next photo shows the lamb ready for the grill, the beer in the background is Lumber Lager Red, from the Fletcher Street brewery in Alpena Michigan (nummy, nummy) This last photo is the lamb already finished. The beer in the background is a well poured Black and Tan…..the pouring has since gotten worse…...
Posted by Old Tanker on 2008 03 23 at 09:17 PM • permalinkI wonder who’s paying the bill? It sure ain’t them.
Posted by Mystery Meat on 2008 03 23 at 09:38 PM • permalink#22 - OT, I did try and post a comment about making a coating of rosemary, garlic, pinenuts and seeded mustard, but the sock eating engine got it and it never appeared.
Rack of lamb - excellent choice.
Did you ever try cooking anything in the exhaust pipe of your tank? I’ve heard of farmers doing roast lamb by wrapping it in tin foil and popping it down the exhaust of the tractor.
Posted by mr creosote on 2008 03 23 at 09:46 PM • permalink#22
Cool
I hope you didn’t smoke that lamb…
Hang on I’ve got a couple of cloves of garlic here of Pogs’... ginormous garlic.Fresh garlic and rosemary with lamb. Just yum.
How was the wine?#26
I’m with you Ubique. Everyone knows that it’s all GWB/GWH’s fault. You just get that by osmosis now. I’m surprised that not everyone knows it.Make them stay in Antarctica unless they promise to leave only by JATO take-off, thereby doing maximum damage to the ice…
Posted by richard mcenroe on 2008 03 23 at 10:31 PM • permalink#8 Spot on buddy; all the evidence is there that things are going to get colder; solar cycle 24 is a dud; funny how we haven’t heard anything about that on the msm. In 2 years time those polar bears won’t be dead from AGW, they’ll have made the ultimate sacrifice so some hollywood types can be warm in their new polar bear skins and Old Tanker can show some more photos of baked polar bear haunch.
okay, 3 posts down the memory hole…...I’m copying this one…..
kae,
from last thread, wine = good price here (and taste) lamb = expensive (still good taste) I tried smoking the lamb, very harsh and papers didn’t fit!!! (finished with a little hickory)
daddy dave,
mmmmmm indeed, finishing a black and tan now!!
mr creosote,
many meals were cooked on the exhaust plate of our tanks. The exhaust plates were designed to break up heat to hide us from missiles…..but made for great cooking surfaces….........
Posted by Old Tanker on 2008 03 23 at 11:30 PM • permalinkIn the meantime, global warming this week hit the Czech Republic.
Meteorologists have warned of the risk of snowdrifts in some parts of the country on Sunday evening. The areas set to be most affected by the snow are Central and Northern Moravia. As much as 30 centimeters of snow are forecast for Sunday evening, with more to follow on Monday. Meteorologists have warned motorists to drive with extreme caution in the affected areas, and to not even consider traveling without winter tyres fitted to their vehicles.
A handful of the country’s hardiest individuals celebrated Easter Sunday with a dip in the Vltava River. Members of the Czech Polar Bear Club took the plunge at Prague’s artificial beach in the Smichov
district of the city. The Vltava was colder than usual for this time of year on Sunday, the water temperature recorded was between 2 and 3 degrees Celsius.Someone call P J O’Rourke, maybe he can get a seat on that junket.
Back in the day, he wrote a priceless piece about an American Leftard cruise down the Volga. There’s bound to at least as much great material available from this crew.
Posted by Harry Bergeron on 2008 03 24 at 12:46 AM • permalink#36,
O’Rourke also did a piece on eco-tourism (reprinted in All the Trouble in the World) that was pure genius. He would be perfect to cover this nonsense.
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2008 03 24 at 01:08 AM • permalinkHmmm ... p’rhaps egg should’ve prefaced ‘is post by saying he has 20 years of (Oz style) Weber kettle BBQ experience ...
#28 kae
From the pic, the lamb has the reddish/pinkish hue of the smoke from the standard Weber ‘heat beads’.
Sweet meats such as lamb and pork lend themselves to sweet finishing glazing and with the mild smoke flavour of the Weber c’est magnifique.They’re scouting locations for the global gulag. They’re going to practice mass starvation techniques on penguins. They’re going to fight it out to see who can be the baddest dictator. My money is on Marina Silva of Brazil.
Posted by dean martin on 2008 03 24 at 03:31 AM • permalink#38 egg
Very perceptive. It was done on a Weber Platinum Kettle grill. Indirect heat and finished with a few slivers of hickory during the last 15 minutes of cooking…..
Posted by Old Tanker on 2008 03 24 at 07:33 AM • permalinkHi all, I didn’t want to post this on the Scar thread because it’s been so cool reading all the stories. Didn’t want to take it off topic, so, I’m doing it here.
I’m a published author!!!!
Going into Syndication also!I’m in there with some very esteemed company. Quite a few Blairites are mentioned.
Too bad the good old Deutsche Demokratische Republik is defunct!
It was always the perfect place to send all those tiresome “Socialist Worker” types. They could have had a fine time with the Stasi.
Oh well, there’s always Cuba.
Or North Korea - oh, sorry, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
Posted by JJM Ballantyne on 2008 03 24 at 11:32 AM • permalinkCar Engine Cookery:
Slashfoods engine cooking; and
Cheers
Posted by J.M. Heinrichs on 2008 03 24 at 10:31 PM • permalink
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