Foreign agents in Paris

From a press release issued Thursday by the Friends of Science Society, a Calgary-based non-profit that works to challenge the dominant scientific theories about manmade global warming.

The National Observer reported on Dec. 10, 2018, that Canada’s Catherine McKenna is proposing to enshrine climate targets in law, a measure pushed by some 33 groups who demand more accountability on Paris Agreement, but Friends of Science says, that to survive as a nation, Canada must withdraw from the COP21 Paris Agreement and repeal existing climate and energy policies, tainted by foreign influence.

Friends of Science Society says Canada is competing in the “Oilympics” and no competitor nation is so bound by climate change legislation. They frame it as a Green Trade War.

Referring to a commentary by energy policy expert Robert Lyman of Aug. 17, 2017, entitled “Climate Change Policy and Confederation,” Friends of Science Society points out that regional disparities are exacerbated by the Paris Agreement and its unattainable targets.

Many of the latest climate and energy policies were instituted by the lobbying of foreign-funded environmental groups, many of which are also tax-subsidized through their charitable status …

The Canadian “climate catastrophe” scenario has been largely driven by foreign funding by foundations associated with the Climateworks Foundation, as detailed in the Climateworks Podesta Wikileaks, Matthew Nisbet’s 2018 paper on Strategic Philanthropy, and the detailed research of Vivian Krause on the “Tar Sands Campaign.” These foreign billionaires want to stake out a global cap and trade program and have spent >$600 million a year for a decade worldwide, denigrating oil, natural gas and coal, and trampling domestic sovereignty by funding local environment groups to agitate for climate and energy policies that would benefit foreign vested interests.