DJRich Loc: Western Pa

Seems like reality just came calling on trump, and slapped him right across his jowls.

Let see how the great "dealmaker" does when nobody wants to deal with him.


Ooops, I did overlook that trump and Bashar Al Assad are now sitting at the same table on the Paris Accords.

Birds of a feather?



http://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/336008-world-leaders-warn-trump-paris-agreement-cannot-be-renegotiated

meridianlesilie Loc: mars

he wanTs what is good for the U.S NOT THE WORLD ..THEY WANT US TO PAY FOR EVERYONE ELSE TO GET AHEAD WELL WHAT ABOUT US

Gatsby

The facts that the lyin left will never tell you. The t***h that you will never face.
Where do you think the Trillion+ dollars (per decade) to pay for that disaster would have come from.
Massive cuts in all of your favorite programs, and massive tax increases were certian.
Medicare, medicade, SNAP, social security, defense, education; why do you think that the news
media never makes any mention of the cost of Obama's "time bomb".


Obama committed the United States to lead the t***sfer of $100 billion in annual “climate finance” from the developed world to the developing countries that are pledging nothing.
http://www.nationalreview.com/article/434412/paris-climate-agreement-americans-foot-bill-no-effect-climate

The rough estimate for the cost of hitting the target ranges from $42 billion to $176 billion every year until 2050, according to Columbia University's Geoffrey Heal.
http://www.eenews.net/stories/1060042242

When the Massachusetts Institute of Technology compiled the pledges and compared them with its own preexisting projection, it found a temperature reduction by 2100 of only 0.2°C. When the analysts compared the pledges with the projection created by the U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on C*****e C****e back in 2000, they found no improvement at all.

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/article/434412/paris-climate-agreement-americans-foot-bill-no-effect-climate

JONDO

Who the hell are you to second guess Donald Trump. He is our President ,, not you. You haven't been accused of having any brains, You havent even given him the benefit of the doubt ___hole.No one except that i***t you illegally stuck in the White House goes in thr thinking he is already the President all by him self,You have to go in thr and learn to work with people and get along, So far the liberal democrats are trying to stop Trump from doing that.Your attitude alone proves you haven't got the brains to p-ss in a bucket instead of on the floor.I think Trump has done quite well considering the ___holes he has had to put up with democrats and Republican both.Especially the dirty half dozen in the Republican party who claim to be Republicans but are really democrat imposters who infiltrated the party to do thr dirty deeds like selling out the people and our country to the highest bidders in thr corrupt schemes to trash America. Donald Trump is our last hope of saving this country from a bunch of c*******t b_____ds like you. You heard the dirty deal the other countries had with the US, We were paying for every body and you dont think Trump ought to fight for better deal makes you and your kind a bunch of fools.

Mom8052 Loc: Lost in the mountains of New Mexico

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In this case, I agree with our President. Why should we be the ones to foot the bill for everyone else? We are going broke because we pay for NATO, the UN, Paris Accords and funds for poor nations. It is about time we put America first!!!!!!!!

chuckybrass

Screw all of these mooching nations. Let them pay their own way, or let them starve. I'm tired of everyone in the U.N. living large off of my buck. Trump is absolutely correct, and a nice change after the last four lay down presidents! Goooo Trump!!!!!!

ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa

Durp!

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

You make a good point! I'd fully support the Paris accord if we just cut all the funding for the lazy people who won't work

Vegas Rob

DJRICH another stupid post. HA HA HA HA Most people know there is no global warming, so.... Trump did the right thing and saved our country a lot of money. You should learn the t***h before spouting i***tic lies every day!

DJRich Loc: Western Pa

Perhaps you are right, but then answer the the question, if there is NO g****l w*****g/c*****e c****e, then why did the i***t trump say that he wants to negotiate a better deal?

If the is no such thing, why worry about making a better deal? Or maybe he just lied to i***ts like you, and most conservatives, and all limbah listeners, since they are far too stupid to understand science

chuckybrass

While there is no real valued g****l w*****g, there is air pollution. To that end, I think some improvement could be worth while.

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

Why? Politics.

Gatsby

Perhaps President Trump was making a point.
The true issue is not c*****e c****e, the issue is bringing down the U.S.A.
The instant reaction to that suggestion was, hell no, there will not be any adjustments accepted to obamas
unlawfull "treaty". Proof that their only real intent is the financial destruction of the U.S. economy.

If the U.S. is not going to fully fund this "gravy train for the third world", then they want no part of it.

Lacking the trillions of dollars that obama committed us to supply, the paris climate accord is DEAD.

Man-Made G****l W*****g is a man-made theory, not proven science, the "weighting formula" that you declare
proves" man made CO2 emissions are soley responsible is not science, it is an opinion, based on
theory. All of your assumptions and conclussions are based upon that foundation of shifting sand.
If this weighting formula cannot be scientifically proven, you have nothing.
Small wonder that you constantly whine that the matter has been settled.

True science can withstand critical examination and open debate, propoganda cannot.

True science is based upon facts that can be proven, not a theoretical "weighting formula"

pre-determined by a "weighted panel" of alleged experts.

PeterS

Look, he is simply trying to play up to his base. They don't believe in g****l w*****g so he doesn't believe in g****l w*****g--you've got to keep that 37% secure. Fortunately American business does believe in g****l w*****g and seems prepared to do something about it. Trump, as usual, is just an irrelevant piece of s**t....

https://hbr.org/2017/05/u-s-business-leaders-want-to-stay-in-the-paris-climate-accord

PeterS

The treaty is voluntary. How can a voluntary treaty be the economic end of our country? And an opinion based on a theory? Like it is an opinion that gravity can bend light based on the theory of relativity? One can often draw opinions from theories that are completely true...

Then if all else fails one can always try using common sense--man releases carbon that was once trapped and excluded from the carbon cycle back into the atmosphere? What is your assumption, that nothing happens? Well does that make any sense? There is the fact that land ice is melting faster than it is being replaced--would that happen if the atmosphere was staying the same or getting colder? When Glacier National Park was created there was an estimated 150 glaciers in it's namesake and today there is less then 30. Glaciers in Alaska and Canada are all in retreat and Greenland is melting 600 times faster than models predicted. The proof that our oceans are getting warmer is marked by the rapid death of coral reefs which 60% of all ocean fish are dependent on. The list goes on and on so now the only question is by what amount does mans activities contribute to g****l w*****g? Well, let go back to the first sentence--man activities releases carbon that was once locked out of the carbon cycle and now once again part of the cycle. What amount does all that new carbon add to g****l w*****g?

Now it's only a matter of agreeing how much mans activities add to g****l w*****g and what can we do about it. You conservatives are in denial only because you are trying desperately to protect your wallet. The question now is what is more important--protecting your wallet today or your progeny tomorrow?

http://ocean.nationalgeographic.com/ocean/explore/pristine-seas/critical-issues-sea-temperature-rise/
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/global-warming/big-thaw/