Topic: California Marxists Enact Cap-and-Trade! Who's Next?

[jpatrickham]

Business, Economics, Environment, Finances, Government, Politics, Socialism
 
California has enacted the nation’s first cap-and-trade law and it may cost them dearly.

"Disguised as an attempt to curb and control the emission of greenhouse gases, the California Air Resource Board has established the tightest pollution regulations in the land.  The new law known as AB 32 requires all industries to reduce carbon emissions to those of 1990 by the year 2020.  In addition, the law states that those industries considered to be the worst polluters, must meet certain caps on emissions.  If those caps are not met by 2013, those companies will be forced to purchase ‘carbon credits’ which is a socialist term for paying a fine.

Certain socialists in our nation want to control all businesses under the guise of ‘carbon credits’ and carbon footprints.’  These are arbitrary terms coined by Marxists, based upon the assumption that global warming is real and poses a major threat to mankind and the world.  By controlling these imaginary carbon credits, they can and will control the manufacturing and economic sectors of the nation and eventually the world.

If you are not aware of their agenda, then do some research on the Iron Mountain Summit held in the early 1960s by then Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and President John F. Kennedy.   The topic of this once secret summit was to figure out what could be used to unite the major powers of the world in order to form a one world government.  They agreed that the threat of nuclear annihilation was not enough to accomplish their goal.  It was finally determined that the only thing that could be used for this purpose was the environment and threat of global disaster.  They needed to create an environmental emergency of such magnitude that it would cross international boundaries and force all nations to work together.  This would be done through the United Nations with the ultimate goal of establishing the one world economy and one world government."

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Oh you silly Marxist Liberals! Have your fun and don't worry. The rest of the Country is ready to bail you out! [sarcasm]  

[Libertas]

The companies could say F-U by ignoring their retarded edicts.

They could further tell them F-U by pulling up stakes and relocating to a state not run by effing socialist trash!

In the end I think we should all say F-U to California and kick them the hell out of the Union!

NEXT!

[IronDioPriest]

The Report from Iron Mountain is a book published in 1967 (during the Johnson Administration) by Dial Press which puts itself forth as the report of a government panel. The book includes the claim it was authored by a Special Study Group of fifteen men whose identities were to remain secret and that it was not intended to be made public. It details the analyses of a government panel which concludes that war, or a credible substitute for war, is necessary if governments are to maintain power. The book was a New York Times bestseller and has been translated into fifteen languages. Controversy still swirls over whether the book was a satiric hoax about think-tank logic and writing style or the product of a secret government panel. In 1972 Leonard Lewin said the book was a spoof and that he was its author.

I don't doubt the radical Leftist agenda for a moment. But I wanna make sure that things that are stated as fact actually are supported. Not saying this Iron Mountain Summit didn't happen as stated. But a quick google search of this event I'd never heard of turns up no supporting evidence of the claim.

[jpatrickham]

The companies could say F-U by ignoring their retarded edicts.

They could further tell them F-U by pulling up stakes and relocating to a state not run by effing socialist trash!

In the end I think we should all say F-U to California and kick them the hell out of the Union!

NEXT!

Just bought a new chainsaw, see you at the Nevada border!

[AlanS]

The Left Coast bastards want Electricity (that they have to import because they don't want any new power plants) and they want water (that they have to import), and they want jobs that they'll soon have to import.

I agree. Give 'em back to Mexico.

[charlesoakwood]

Driving down the highway today I approached a landscaping
trailer, it had California tags (that boy is a long way from home),
and as I passed the rig I viewed the company logo accompanied
with it its California Landscaping license number.

In California one must obtain a license in order to
mow another person's lawn.
                                          
   No wonder they're broke.
                                                        

[benb61]

Well... I live in Ca and it has been my contention for over a decade that the Ca gov does not want any manufacturing in their state at all.  They want the economy of Ca to be tourist driven and as such have made it nearly impossible for any company that has a manufacturing plant in the state to remain in business.  When I moved to CA (1983) the state was growing by leaps and bounds, since then (the last 10 years or so) business' have been leaving in droves.  The Ca gov wonders why they are broke, it's because they have forced the only real taxpayers (corporations) to flee their tyranny.  All the while the people that have moved here are not leaving and since they have lost their jobs are overburdening the unemployment system.  Things are almost as bad in the rest of the nation, so I can not blame the companies from shipping the work overseas.  If the people are complaining now about jobs going offshore, wait till Cap and Tax starts in earnest.

[Libertas]

Have some family & friends out that way, L.A. and Fresno mostly.  The business environment is oppressive.  If you think the Fed's have the corner on innefficient bureaucracy and out-of-control regulation you haven't seen California.  Reagan's old quip about democrats and "if it moves, tax it" is applied with psychotic fervor.  It is near collapse, no way can they continue with costs for everything shooting through the roof,  unemployment growing, businesses leaving, taxes increasing, social services & education exploding (fueled in large part by an ever-increasing illegal population), incomes flattening...the next big sucking sound we hear will be California.

[jpatrickham]

Have some family & friends out that way, L.A. and Fresno mostly.  The business environment is oppressive.  If you think the Fed's have the corner on efficient bureaucracy and out-of-control regulation you haven't seen California.  Reagan's old quip about democrats and "if it moves, tax it" is applied with psychotic fervor.  It is near collapse, no way can they continue with costs for everything shooting through the roof,  unemployment growing, businesses leaving, taxes increasing, social services & education exploding (fueled in large part by an ever-increasing illegal population), incomes flattening...the next big sucking sound we hear will be California.

If California goes belly up, and say many Californians want to escape to the rest of the States, I think I would not allow it. "California Dreaming" ain't what it used to be, and I don't think any self respecting hard working State would want any of those Commie Bastards squatting in there Territory. Put a fence up!

[Libertas]

Well, we will definitely take Ben, and others like Ben, wouldn't be that many to absorb, the rest though...they on their own!

[benb61]

Well, we will definitely take Ben, and others like Ben, wouldn't be that many to absorb, the rest though...they on their own!

Thanks Libertas, I appreciate it.  I happen to be an engineer at a large aerospace firm in So Cal (Orange county) and there are actually a lot of us like minded in this area (we are just a few sane voices in a sea of fruitcake leftist nutjobs).  If the Lockheeds, Northrups, and Boeings ever decided to leave the LA area (which is a possibility), I would hope that they would give us the option to go with them.  If not I am always getting job offers in other parts of the country.  After 20 years in the industry you eventually develop skills that employers are looking for.  But scenery and weather sure are beautiful here.

[Libertas]

Well, we will definitely take Ben, and others like Ben, wouldn't be that many to absorb, the rest though...they on their own!

Thanks Libertas, I appreciate it.  I happen to be an engineer at a large aerospace firm in So Cal (Orange county) and there are actually a lot of us like minded in this area (we are just a few sane voices in a sea of fruitcake leftist nutjobs).  If the Lockheeds, Northrups, and Boeings ever decided to leave the LA area (which is a possibility), I would hope that they would give us the option to go with them.  If not I am always getting job offers in other parts of the country.  After 20 years in the industry you eventually develop skills that employers are looking for.  But scenery and weather sure are beautiful here.

The People's Republic of Minnesota has its share of issues too, but is not yet a complete write off...there are I am sure enclaves of right-minded people everywhere worth rescuing.  I would hope that if things get too bad here, I am welcome elsewhere by freedom-loving people!

 

[jpatrickham]

Well, we will definitely take Ben, and others like Ben, wouldn't be that many to absorb, the rest though...they on their own!

Oh of course, anyone smart enough to have joined this League of Conservative Activists, included, no matter where they are from!