Just Say No to Big Brother’s Smart Meters by Orlean Koehle


greenhouse gases, coal power plants, natural gas, you name it, whatever the plants were, whatever the industry was, they would have to retrofit their operations, that will cost money, they will pass that money on to consumers.


What will this do to the already depressed economy? As the writer of the website below states, “Price shocks on energy is the last thing this economy needs. It would be worse than the taxes Obama promises to impose on investment, and would have the same depressive effect. utter disaster." (http://hotair.com/archives/2008/11/02/obama-ill-make-energy-prices-skyrocket/.)


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Speaking before an Oregon crowd of environmentally-conscious voters, Obama called on the United States to sacrifice and "lead by example" on global warming as an example of leadership to the rest of the world. He said:


“We can't drive our SUVs and eat as much as we want and keep our homes on 72 degrees at all times ... and then just expect that other countries are going to say OK. That's not leadership. That's not going to happen.” (http://hotair.com/archives/2008/05/19/obama-lets-eat-less-so-that-we- can-lead-by-example-on-climate-change-by-eating-less/.)


I’ve heard the environmental rant about SUV’s guzzling too much gas and why we much save


energy by turning down the thermostats in our homes, but “we cannot eat as much as want” is a new one. What has that to do with global warming? Maybe a larger body exhales more CO2 than a skinnier body? Is the government going to start measuring the amount of CO2 that people give out, just like they have done with cattle? That measurement will determine how much food we are then allowed to eat? Is this another reason why Michelle Obama is pushing so much her crusade to fight obesity?


The person who posted the above information about Obama wanting us to eat less on his website adds the following comments:


To me this sounds like he [Obama] wants us to keep our thermostats on the temperature that the United Nations desires or that foreign nations want to reduce our "carbon" footprint and lessen greenhouse gases.


They are "green" bullies that want to dictate to


the world, and especially to the United States. And since President Obama could not get Cap N Trade passed through Congress, they will do it by stealth back door actions.


Cap and Trade is Planned Mass Energy Shortages: According to Brian Sussman, author of Climategate, the “cap” part of the bill is designed to limit the use of energy:


Cap and Trade will eventually eliminate America’s energy suppliers, dismantle our manufacturing base, increase every citizen’s day-to-day living expenses, and be used as the honey pot for a host of welfare projects. It will enable the elitists to accomplish their goal to “de-develop” the United States of America.


Every oil refinery, natural gas producer, electric utility company – any entity involved in the production of energy – will be limited by the EPA as to their allowable amount of CO2 emissions. That’s the “cap,” and the cap will decrease each year. Likewise, other major carbon-emitting industries, such as steel, cement, glass, paper, lumber, mining, welding, airlines, trucking and manufacturing, will also be hit with a cap based on annual estimate of the tons of carbon dioxide each business releases into the atmosphere. Businesses will be assigned carbon “permits” corresponding to EPA-determined standards.


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