Billionaire Bloomberg Builds Coalition Of States To Combat Climate Change
INTRODUCTION
Continuing to view the world -- and all things in it as you did yesterday -- will get you stuck in a rut faster than quick drying cement, which is where front line jews are right now still parroting the same old tired canards in a reality becoming more polarized with each passing day, with fewer and fewer takers for 'matzo on the half-shell'.
"All in all, jews seem to be oblivious to Their own future as They continue to read and act from the same playbook, which will ultimately leave Them alone and isolated on Their very own private timeline with no one else to sell Their wares to but Their own kind, who know better than to personally buy into such rubbish.
Bloomberg is a lackey jew, operating at the bottom of the 'jew food chain ladder' -- an errand boy for his betters -- so whatever you hear him say, that is what he is being told to, irrespective of what his own thoughts on the subject might be.
"As the disconnect continues to widen between the rambling, inane rhetoric of jewry, and a world morphing into multiple possible futures -- the outcome of which known by no one living today -- as timelines shift or disappear altogether while new ones are formed, what would have been suddenly becomes no more, which is why the world seems so much crazier now than in the past."
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Billionaire, and former New York City Mayor, Michael Bloomberg would like for you to know that, despite Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate agreement, he's absolutely intent upon imposing the environmental 'tax' contemplated in the agreement on you anyway. As such, he's developing a coalition of U.S. states, cities and business leaders to defy the President's decision and comply with the terms of the original deal.
Billionaire philanthropist and businessman Michael Bloomberg is defying President Trump's decision to exit the Paris climate change agreement, saying he is rallying a bipartisan coalition of states, cities and business leaders to meet the climate pact's targets even as the president rescinds the nation's commitment to it.
"Americans are not walking away from the Paris Climate Agreement," Bloomberg said on Thursday. "Just the opposite — we are forging ahead. Mayors, governors, and business leaders from both political parties are signing on to to a statement of support that we will submit to the U.N. — and together, we will reach the emission reduction goals the United States made in Paris in 2015."
Bloomberg's philanthropic groups, in partnership with others, is also making a $15 million contribution to fund the U.N.'s climate secretariat, which will lose money under Trump. "Americans will honor and fulfill the Paris Agreement by leading from the bottom up — and there isn't anything Washington can do to stop us," Bloomberg said.
Not surprisingly, Bloomberg's 'coalition' is comprised of the snowflake states of California, New York and Washington...which should result in people moving out of those states even faster than they already are.
Bloomberg made the announcement as California, New York and Washington are forming a pact to enact policies to help meet the emission reduction targets called for under the Paris Agreement.
The Democratic governors' new agreement would seek to meet the same goal of reducing emissions 26 to 28 percent from 2005 levels as the U.S. committed to under the Paris deal. Details on individual state contributions are still to be worked out.
Finally, because Bloomberg seems to live in an alternative universe where Americans consider global climate trends among their key voting priorities, we would remind him that those same Americans just elected a President who vowed repeatedly in 2016 to withdraw from the Paris climate deal and once had this to say about global warming:
"The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive."
So, while this may be a priority for you Mr. Bloomberg, a man who undoubtedly flies all over the world on a fleet of private jets, it's probably safe to say that the majority of Americans, especially those living outside the safe spaces of New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle, either don't agree with you on climate change or simply don't care.
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