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wrong as always. How could I be defeated, this was no challenge to begin with.hardly but it's obvious you do your posts tell a story of unrequited loveis that from your porn collection..?
You consider Obuma porn.... how observant you are!
Now you seem to be defeated, shall you formally surrender, or shall you continue to be our entertainment?
wrong as always. How could I be defeated, this was no challenge to begin with.hardly but it's obvious you do your posts tell a story of unrequited loveis that from your porn collection..?
You consider Obuma porn.... how observant you are!
Now you seem to be defeated, shall you formally surrender, or shall you continue to be our entertainment?
and I'm not fighting..
Obama Makes Surprise Climate Deal with China After Secret Negotiations
President Barack Obama pledged deeper U.S. cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions and China will for the first time set a target for capping carbon emissions under an agreement between the world’s two biggest economies.
Culminating months of quiet negotiations between U.S. and Chinese officials, Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping outlined the accord, which they said would help push other nations to seriously negotiate a global pact next year in Paris.
“This is a major milestone in the U.S.-China relationship,” Obama said at a news conference with Xi in Beijing. The two nations, which account for more than a third of greenhouse-gas emissions, have a “special responsibility” to lead efforts to address climate change, he said.
The climate deal capped two days of meetings and announcements of deals that Obama and Xi said marked a high point for U.S.-China cooperation. Officials from both countries also negotiated a breakthrough in talks to eliminate tariffs on communications and technology products from printer cartridges to magnetic-resonance imaging machines, vowed greater military- to-military coordination and extended the validity of visas for tourists and business travelers.
Obama is setting a new target for the U.S., agreeing to cut greenhouse gas emissions at 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025. The current U.S. target is to reach a level of 17 percent below 2005 emissions by 2020.
China’s Commitments
Xi committed China to begin reducing its carbon dioxide emissions, which have risen steadily, by about 2030, with the intention of trying to reach the goal sooner, according to a statement released by the White House.
China, the world’s largest greenhouse-gas emitter, also agreed to increase its non-fossil fuel share of energy production to about 20 percent by 2030, according to the White House.
Obama called the plan “an ambitious but an achievable goal.”
The agreement by two countries that are often at odds on other issues is a boost for international negotiators in advance of the 2015 United Nations climate conference in Paris.
“These are big emitters, and these are very aggressive targets,” Martijn Wilder, head of global environmental markets at law firm Baker & McKenzie, said today by phone from Sydney. “This makes it very difficult for other countries to say we’re not going to do anything.”
Big Impact
Jake Schmidt, director of international programs for the Natural Resources Defense Council, a Washington-based environmental group, said no other countries can have as big an impact on the climate debate as the U.S. and China.
“They shape how the market invests,” he said. “They’ve also been two of the most difficult players in the history of the climate negotiations so the fact that they are coming out and saying they are going to take deep commitments will be a powerful signal to the rest of the world.”
Obama, and Xi were personally involved in the discussions. Obama sent Xi a letter on the matter this year, according to administration officials, and the topic was a central theme during the more than five hours of meetings last night in Beijing. Obama is in China for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.
Acting Now
Obama, at a UN-sponsored climate meeting in New York in September, called on the more than 120 officials present to take action “not this year, or the year after, but right now, because no nation can meet this global threat alone.”
Chinese officials signaled at the same summit that the country would act on a carbon-dioxide cap soon. China has been taking steps to cut emissions, saying in September it plans to start a national carbon-trading market by 2016. China selected seven cities and provinces, including Shanghai, Beijing and Guangdong, to set regional caps and institute pilot programs for trading rights as part of its initiative to cut the intensity of emissions by as much as 45 percent before 2020 from 2005 levels.
China has domestic political reasons to pursue emissions cuts. Pollution in Beijing reached hazardous levels for at least 10 days in October. To cut the haze while leaders from APEC nations were in Beijing, the government put limits on the number of cars on the roads and restricted industrial production and construction.
Obama has made climate change a central issue for his final two years in office, though his agenda is under attack by Republicans, who are set to take control of both chambers of Congress at the start of next year.
Read Latest Breaking News from Newsmax.com http://www.Newsmax.com/Newsfront/climate-treaty-china-obama/2014/11/12/id/606807/#ixzz3It4F5Bs2
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When will obama take out the matador? He has been sticking the country with picador after picador.
The fucking American hating traitor.
false your part of that post is irrational as is this one!more wishful thinking.false comparison and misinterpretationHe also said....
No, it's not, but it steps on your dick!
beside it's out of context.....
Yes, no rational reply as expected when one is put down... how about playing the race card, that's always amusing!
Obama Makes Surprise Climate Deal with China After Secret Negotiations
President Barack Obama pledged deeper U.S. cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions and China will for the first time set a target for capping carbon emissions under an agreement between the world’s two biggest economies.
Culminating months of quiet negotiations between U.S. and Chinese officials, Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping outlined the accord, which they said would help push other nations to seriously negotiate a global pact next year in Paris.
“This is a major milestone in the U.S.-China relationship,” Obama said at a news conference with Xi in Beijing. The two nations, which account for more than a third of greenhouse-gas emissions, have a “special responsibility” to lead efforts to address climate change, he said.
The climate deal capped two days of meetings and announcements of deals that Obama and Xi said marked a high point for U.S.-China cooperation. Officials from both countries also negotiated a breakthrough in talks to eliminate tariffs on communications and technology products from printer cartridges to magnetic-resonance imaging machines, vowed greater military- to-military coordination and extended the validity of visas for tourists and business travelers.
Obama is setting a new target for the U.S., agreeing to cut greenhouse gas emissions at 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025. The current U.S. target is to reach a level of 17 percent below 2005 emissions by 2020.
China’s Commitments
Xi committed China to begin reducing its carbon dioxide emissions, which have risen steadily, by about 2030, with the intention of trying to reach the goal sooner, according to a statement released by the White House.
China, the world’s largest greenhouse-gas emitter, also agreed to increase its non-fossil fuel share of energy production to about 20 percent by 2030, according to the White House.
Obama called the plan “an ambitious but an achievable goal.”
The agreement by two countries that are often at odds on other issues is a boost for international negotiators in advance of the 2015 United Nations climate conference in Paris.
“These are big emitters, and these are very aggressive targets,” Martijn Wilder, head of global environmental markets at law firm Baker & McKenzie, said today by phone from Sydney. “This makes it very difficult for other countries to say we’re not going to do anything.”
Big Impact
Jake Schmidt, director of international programs for the Natural Resources Defense Council, a Washington-based environmental group, said no other countries can have as big an impact on the climate debate as the U.S. and China.
“They shape how the market invests,” he said. “They’ve also been two of the most difficult players in the history of the climate negotiations so the fact that they are coming out and saying they are going to take deep commitments will be a powerful signal to the rest of the world.”
Obama, and Xi were personally involved in the discussions. Obama sent Xi a letter on the matter this year, according to administration officials, and the topic was a central theme during the more than five hours of meetings last night in Beijing. Obama is in China for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.
Acting Now
Obama, at a UN-sponsored climate meeting in New York in September, called on the more than 120 officials present to take action “not this year, or the year after, but right now, because no nation can meet this global threat alone.”
Chinese officials signaled at the same summit that the country would act on a carbon-dioxide cap soon. China has been taking steps to cut emissions, saying in September it plans to start a national carbon-trading market by 2016. China selected seven cities and provinces, including Shanghai, Beijing and Guangdong, to set regional caps and institute pilot programs for trading rights as part of its initiative to cut the intensity of emissions by as much as 45 percent before 2020 from 2005 levels.
China has domestic political reasons to pursue emissions cuts. Pollution in Beijing reached hazardous levels for at least 10 days in October. To cut the haze while leaders from APEC nations were in Beijing, the government put limits on the number of cars on the roads and restricted industrial production and construction.
Obama has made climate change a central issue for his final two years in office, though his agenda is under attack by Republicans, who are set to take control of both chambers of Congress at the start of next year.
Read Latest Breaking News from Newsmax.com http://www.Newsmax.com/Newsfront/climate-treaty-china-obama/2014/11/12/id/606807/#ixzz3It4F5Bs2
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When will obama take out the matador? He has been sticking the country with picador after picador.
The fucking American hating traitor.
For your health.....avoid Newsmax.
You are welcome.
false ...don't stroke out on me now...wrong as always. How could I be defeated, this was no challenge to begin with.hardly but it's obvious you do your posts tell a story of unrequited loveis that from your porn collection..?
You consider Obuma porn.... how observant you are!
Now you seem to be defeated, shall you formally surrender, or shall you continue to be our entertainment?
and I'm not fighting..
Then you should stop posting, STFU, and leave the thread! You've been proven wrong numerous times!
false your part of that post is irrational as is this one!more wishful thinking.false comparison and misinterpretationHe also said....
No, it's not, but it steps on your dick!
beside it's out of context.....
Yes, no rational reply as expected when one is put down... how about playing the race card, that's always amusing!
both statements I made are fact. yours not so much.
false ...don't stroke out on me now...wrong as always. How could I be defeated, this was no challenge to begin with.hardly but it's obvious you do your posts tell a story of unrequited loveYou consider Obuma porn.... how observant you are!
Now you seem to be defeated, shall you formally surrender, or shall you continue to be our entertainment?
and I'm not fighting..
Then you should stop posting, STFU, and leave the thread! You've been proven wrong numerous times!
again false any one reading this not suffering from Obama phobia and racist tendencies can easily see who's mentally unstable and it ain't me....false your part of that post is irrational as is this one!more wishful thinking.false comparison and misinterpretation
No, it's not, but it steps on your dick!
beside it's out of context.....
Yes, no rational reply as expected when one is put down... how about playing the race card, that's always amusing!
both statements I made are fact. yours not so much.
First stage of dementia is denial... you GOT IT!
again false any one reading this not suffering from Obama phobia and racist tendencies can easily see who's mentally unstable and it ain't me....false your part of that post is irrational as is this one!more wishful thinking.No, it's not, but it steps on your dick!
beside it's out of context.....
Yes, no rational reply as expected when one is put down... how about playing the race card, that's always amusing!
both statements I made are fact. yours not so much.
First stage of dementia is denial... you GOT IT!
gotta make dinner. chow
Without the Senate the treaty does not become law, without an act of both houses in Congress the stipulated green house levels can not be enforced on American business.like I SAID IN REALITY....So you claim Obama is not a tyrant then turn right around and claim he can enact laws and legislation with EO. You are beyond stupid.that's what is suppose to happen .in reality.........Nothing to see the President does not have the authority to make the changes with out Congress. The Constitution is clear on that.we'll see.
THE FOLKS SHOW CASING STUPIDTY HERE ARE YOU .
uncontrolled laughter is also an indicator of mental illness...again false any one reading this not suffering from Obama phobia and racist tendencies can easily see who's mentally unstable and it ain't me....false your part of that post is irrational as is this one!more wishful thinking.
beside it's out of context.....
Yes, no rational reply as expected when one is put down... how about playing the race card, that's always amusing!
both statements I made are fact. yours not so much.
First stage of dementia is denial... you GOT IT!
gotta make dinner. chow
Cut and run! Damn, and I was just starting to giggle!
Obama Makes Surprise Climate Deal with China After Secret Negotiations
President Barack Obama pledged deeper U.S. cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions and China will for the first time set a target for capping carbon emissions under an agreement between the world’s two biggest economies.
Culminating months of quiet negotiations between U.S. and Chinese officials, Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping outlined the accord, which they said would help push other nations to seriously negotiate a global pact next year in Paris.
“This is a major milestone in the U.S.-China relationship,” Obama said at a news conference with Xi in Beijing. The two nations, which account for more than a third of greenhouse-gas emissions, have a “special responsibility” to lead efforts to address climate change, he said.
The climate deal capped two days of meetings and announcements of deals that Obama and Xi said marked a high point for U.S.-China cooperation. Officials from both countries also negotiated a breakthrough in talks to eliminate tariffs on communications and technology products from printer cartridges to magnetic-resonance imaging machines, vowed greater military- to-military coordination and extended the validity of visas for tourists and business travelers.
Obama is setting a new target for the U.S., agreeing to cut greenhouse gas emissions at 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025. The current U.S. target is to reach a level of 17 percent below 2005 emissions by 2020.
China’s Commitments
Xi committed China to begin reducing its carbon dioxide emissions, which have risen steadily, by about 2030, with the intention of trying to reach the goal sooner, according to a statement released by the White House.
China, the world’s largest greenhouse-gas emitter, also agreed to increase its non-fossil fuel share of energy production to about 20 percent by 2030, according to the White House.
Obama called the plan “an ambitious but an achievable goal.”
The agreement by two countries that are often at odds on other issues is a boost for international negotiators in advance of the 2015 United Nations climate conference in Paris.
“These are big emitters, and these are very aggressive targets,” Martijn Wilder, head of global environmental markets at law firm Baker & McKenzie, said today by phone from Sydney. “This makes it very difficult for other countries to say we’re not going to do anything.”
Big Impact
Jake Schmidt, director of international programs for the Natural Resources Defense Council, a Washington-based environmental group, said no other countries can have as big an impact on the climate debate as the U.S. and China.
“They shape how the market invests,” he said. “They’ve also been two of the most difficult players in the history of the climate negotiations so the fact that they are coming out and saying they are going to take deep commitments will be a powerful signal to the rest of the world.”
Obama, and Xi were personally involved in the discussions. Obama sent Xi a letter on the matter this year, according to administration officials, and the topic was a central theme during the more than five hours of meetings last night in Beijing. Obama is in China for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit.
Acting Now
Obama, at a UN-sponsored climate meeting in New York in September, called on the more than 120 officials present to take action “not this year, or the year after, but right now, because no nation can meet this global threat alone.”
Chinese officials signaled at the same summit that the country would act on a carbon-dioxide cap soon. China has been taking steps to cut emissions, saying in September it plans to start a national carbon-trading market by 2016. China selected seven cities and provinces, including Shanghai, Beijing and Guangdong, to set regional caps and institute pilot programs for trading rights as part of its initiative to cut the intensity of emissions by as much as 45 percent before 2020 from 2005 levels.
China has domestic political reasons to pursue emissions cuts. Pollution in Beijing reached hazardous levels for at least 10 days in October. To cut the haze while leaders from APEC nations were in Beijing, the government put limits on the number of cars on the roads and restricted industrial production and construction.
Obama has made climate change a central issue for his final two years in office, though his agenda is under attack by Republicans, who are set to take control of both chambers of Congress at the start of next year.
Read Latest Breaking News from Newsmax.com http://www.Newsmax.com/Newsfront/climate-treaty-china-obama/2014/11/12/id/606807/#ixzz3It4F5Bs2
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When will obama take out the matador? He has been sticking the country with picador after picador.
The fucking American hating traitor.
For your health.....avoid Newsmax.
You are welcome.
LOLHow many times will GOP leaders tell this lie:
"Under the agreement, China doesn't have to do anything until 2030"
Will our USMB nutters ever call them out for it?
Wrong as usual any action that the President takes with a foreign Government that requires something from the US is a treaty.Without the Senate the treaty does not become law, without an act of both houses in Congress the stipulated green house levels can not be enforced on American business.like I SAID IN REALITY....So you claim Obama is not a tyrant then turn right around and claim he can enact laws and legislation with EO. You are beyond stupid.that's what is suppose to happen .in reality.........Nothing to see the President does not have the authority to make the changes with out Congress. The Constitution is clear on that.
THE FOLKS SHOW CASING STUPIDTY HERE ARE YOU .
agree, except that it isn't a treaty, it's a deal the President signed. It's pretty much the equivalent of an Executive Order in the foreign policy arena. No where will you see the word "treaty" in the agreement.
uncontrolled laughter is also an indicator of mental illness...again false any one reading this not suffering from Obama phobia and racist tendencies can easily see who's mentally unstable and it ain't me....false your part of that post is irrational as is this one!Yes, no rational reply as expected when one is put down... how about playing the race card, that's always amusing!
both statements I made are fact. yours not so much.
First stage of dementia is denial... you GOT IT!
gotta make dinner. chow
Cut and run! Damn, and I was just starting to giggle!
