Governor Moonbeam Takes Long Fossil Fueled Flight To Say The Earth Is “On The Road To Hell”

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Dec, 2017
by William Teach

If we are, isn’t his giant carbon footprint to blame?

(LA Times) When he’s lecturing about climate change, Gov. Jerry Brown sounds like a street-corner preacher shouting: “Repent. Change your ways. The end is near.”

I envision him in a sackcloth robe, arms flailing and chanting at the wind.

That would look rather weird as he walks down the stairs of a private jet to the waiting limousine.

And in Paris this week, at yet another international climate conference attended by the governor, he pointed to California’s wildfires as a warning.

“This is an example of what we can expect,” he said. “The fires are burning in California. They’ll be burning in France, burning all around the world” without a significant reduction in carbon emissions.

“The world is not on the road to heaven. It’s on the road to hell.”

These people. Sheesh.

Crossed at Pirate’s Cove. Follow me on Twitter @WilliamTeach.

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