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COPENHAGEN - The United States, China, India, Brazil, and South Africa last night reached what President Obama called a “meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough’’ to control climate change, although the agreement will not be legally binding and falls short of even the most timid expectations of what would come out of the much-anticipated talks here.

you can't make this stuff up.

Climate deal reached, but limited - The Boston Globe
 
did you vote for this jokester? Just curious! If you did do you regret it yet?
 
What came out of it is another Robert Gibbs press conference in which he praises the President for another major accomplishment in a long list of accomplishments. What was actually accomplished is another way for this president to spend money on something that is a complete and total failure.
 
COPENHAGEN - The United States, China, India, Brazil, and South Africa last night reached what President Obama called a “meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough’’ to control climate change, although the agreement will not be legally binding and falls short of even the most timid expectations of what would come out of the much-anticipated talks here.

you can't make this stuff up.

Climate deal reached, but limited - The Boston Globe

:lol:

Obama reads the script, and then goes "HUH?" as the world laughs at his empty rhetoric...
 
should we really be surprised obama calls this a breakthrough when he accepted the nobel peace prize....

this climate "agreement" is nothing, means nothing....just like the current h/c bull (spelled bill incorrectly on purpose) that does nothing, but he can go around claiming he "signed" something....its a "small" step in a "long" journey....

yeah....translation....obama tours advertises great trips across the country, after the first mile the trip is done, but don't complain, because obama got the tour started and that is all that counts....
 
The deal, brokered by Obama in the frenetic waning hours of the final day of the two-week climate summit, will set a target of keeping average worldwide temperatures from rising more than 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit above pre-industrial levels or roughly 2 degrees above today’s average. At current emissions levels, temperatures are expected by leading climate scientists to rise between 3 and 7 degrees by the end of the century.

Good god! what an effort!!! with temperatures expected to fall if nothing is done. a global effort will almost guarantee success
 
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Mega-scam. $$$Trillions in the C+T scam followed by $$$billions in aid to the underdeveloped for global warming, followed by the bankruptcy of Medicare and Social Security. These are the dumbest policies I've ever seen. I'm amazed anyone approves of Obama. then again, he's smart enough to implement these disasters after 2012.
 
The deal, brokered by Obama in the frenetic waning hours of the final day of the two-week climate summit, will set a target of keeping average worldwide temperatures from rising more than 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit above pre-industrial levels or roughly 2 degrees above today’s average. At current emissions levels, temperatures are expected by leading climate scientists to rise between 3 and 7 degrees by the end of the century.

Good god! what an effort!!! with temperatures expected to fall if nothing is done. a global effort will almost guarantee success

I was just going to copy that same paragraph and post the same comment. :clap2:

Since the scientists couldn't find their own ass with both hands and a mirror, of course when the temps don't rise as they have predicted, this will be hailed as yet another great and unprecedented Obama victory. :lol:
 
COPENHAGEN - The United States, China, India, Brazil, and South Africa last night reached what President Obama called a “meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough’’ to control climate change, although the agreement will not be legally binding and falls short of even the most timid expectations of what would come out of the much-anticipated talks here.

you can't make this stuff up.

Climate deal reached, but limited - The Boston Globe

Well, I guess it did fall short of expectations if you were naive enough to believe that China and India were going to accept hard caps.
 
COPENHAGEN - The United States, China, India, Brazil, and South Africa last night reached what President Obama called a “meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough’’ to control climate change, although the agreement will not be legally binding and falls short of even the most timid expectations of what would come out of the much-anticipated talks here.

you can't make this stuff up.

Climate deal reached, but limited - The Boston Globe

Obama is an embarrassment to intelligent people everywhere. That's why he's praised by the European Union.
 
The deal, brokered by Obama in the frenetic waning hours of the final day of the two-week climate summit, will set a target of keeping average worldwide temperatures from rising more than 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit above pre-industrial levels or roughly 2 degrees above today’s average. At current emissions levels, temperatures are expected by leading climate scientists to rise between 3 and 7 degrees by the end of the century.

Good god! what an effort!!! with temperatures expected to fall if nothing is done. a global effort will almost guarantee success

:lol::lol:
 
The deal, brokered by Obama in the frenetic waning hours of the final day of the two-week climate summit, will set a target of keeping average worldwide temperatures from rising more than 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit above pre-industrial levels or roughly 2 degrees above today’s average. At current emissions levels, temperatures are expected by leading climate scientists to rise between 3 and 7 degrees by the end of the century.

Good god! what an effort!!! with temperatures expected to fall if nothing is done. a global effort will almost guarantee success

You guys believe that if you repeat something, it'll magically become true.
 
COPENHAGEN - The United States, China, India, Brazil, and South Africa last night reached what President Obama called a “meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough’’ to control climate change, although the agreement will not be legally binding and falls short of even the most timid expectations of what would come out of the much-anticipated talks here.

you can't make this stuff up.

Climate deal reached, but limited - The Boston Globe

LOL!!!! If a "meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough" is to make the Agreement "not be legally binding" and it "falls short of even the most timid expectations" then I guess this is what everyone thinks of the Obama Presidency...falls short of even the most timid expectations...:rofl:
 
I thought you were annoucing you lost your "V" card? :(
I was hoping he was annoucing he was a visitor from another world.

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