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    Paris Accord & Trump Advisors

    Where is Trump getting his guidance from?
    He is ticking off not only the Dems but also the very ppl he appointed or placed on his cabinet.

    This makes no sense at all.
    Why hire a lawyer but then choose to represent yourself in the middle of trial?
    The lawyers/advisors you hired to representyou obviously know more about these issues than you do so let them do their job and guide you correctly.

    I'm really curious as to whom got him to back out of this thing.
    The CEO of Blackrock (who Trump appointed as an advisor) has shunned him for it.
    The markets (and my forex accounts) are tumbling because of his decision.

    So surreal....

    #2
    The Dow closed at a new record high yesterday after the announcement.

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      #3
      The Paris Accord is a global wealth redistribution scheme. POTUS said he was open to renegotiating a deal which did not hamstring the United States and European leaders said it could not be renegotiated - because the whole point is to disadvantage the US. He said it in his speech about the withdrawal that the Paris Accord essentially calls for the complete elimination of our coal industry but allows China and India complete freedom to develop theirs, essentially shipping those potential energy jobs overseas. It also bars us from developing clean coal plants.

      The whole thing is a scam based around Carbon Credits - which make tradeable securities literally out of thin air. Oil companies would have to buy "carbon credits" in order to get permission to emit X tons of carbon, and while this seems punitive at first they would be in a position to predict prices of carbon credits based on existing operations and trade accordingly, and oil prices would go up because of the artificial scarcity imposed by the Paris Accord. Its no wonder that Goldman Sachs and Big Oil were all in favor of the Paris Accord as they would love to have another derivative made out of nothing to loot the economy with. Environmentalism has been co-opted by Globalists, Big Oil, and Wall Street , none of the proposals to deal with climate change will actually cost them any money, they play both sides and hedge their investments.
      Last edited by Hank Hill; 06-02-2017, 08:13 AM.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Hank Hill View Post
        The Paris Accord is a global wealth redistribution scheme. POTUS said he was open to renegotiating a deal which did not hamstring the United States and European leaders said it could not be renegotiated - because the whole point is to disadvantage the US. He said it in his speech about that the withdrawal that the Paris Accord essentially calls for the complete elimination of our coal industry but allows China and India complete freedom to develop theirs, essentially shipping those potential energy jobs overseas. It also bars us from developing clean coal plants.

        The whole thing is a scam based around Carbon Credits - which make tradeable securities literally out of thin air. Oil companies would have to buy "carbon credits" in order to get permission to emit X tons of carbon, and while this seems punitive at first they would be in a position to predict prices of carbon credits based on existing operations and trade accordingly, and oil prices would go up because of the artificial scarcity imposed by the Paris Accord. Its no wonder that Goldman Sachs and Big Oil were all in favor of the Paris Accord as they would love to have another derivative made out of nothing to loot the economy with. Environmentalism has been co-opted by Globalists, Big Oil, and Wall Street , none of the proposals to deal with climate change will actually cost them any money, they play both sides and hedge their investments.
        Excellent post!!

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          #5
          Originally posted by Hank Hill View Post
          The Paris Accord is a global wealth redistribution scheme. POTUS said he was open to renegotiating a deal which did not hamstring the United States and European leaders said it could not be renegotiated - because the whole point is to disadvantage the US. He said it in his speech about that the withdrawal that the Paris Accord essentially calls for the complete elimination of our coal industry but allows China and India complete freedom to develop theirs, essentially shipping those potential energy jobs overseas. It also bars us from developing clean coal plants.

          The whole thing is a scam based around Carbon Credits - which make tradeable securities literally out of thin air. Oil companies would have to buy "carbon credits" in order to get permission to emit X tons of carbon, and while this seems punitive at first they would be in a position to predict prices of carbon credits based on existing operations and trade accordingly, and oil prices would go up because of the artificial scarcity imposed by the Paris Accord. Its no wonder that Goldman Sachs and Big Oil were all in favor of the Paris Accord as they would love to have another derivative made out of nothing to loot the economy with. Environmentalism has been co-opted by Globalists, Big Oil, and Wall Street , none of the proposals to deal with climate change will actually cost them any money, they play both sides and hedge their investments.
          Winner!

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            #6
            Originally posted by Hank Hill View Post
            The Paris Accord is a global wealth redistribution scheme. POTUS said he was open to renegotiating a deal which did not hamstring the United States and European leaders said it could not be renegotiated - because the whole point is to disadvantage the US. He said it in his speech about the withdrawal that the Paris Accord essentially calls for the complete elimination of our coal industry but allows China and India complete freedom to develop theirs, essentially shipping those potential energy jobs overseas. It also bars us from developing clean coal plants.

            The whole thing is a scam based around Carbon Credits - which make tradeable securities literally out of thin air. Oil companies would have to buy "carbon credits" in order to get permission to emit X tons of carbon, and while this seems punitive at first they would be in a position to predict prices of carbon credits based on existing operations and trade accordingly, and oil prices would go up because of the artificial scarcity imposed by the Paris Accord. Its no wonder that Goldman Sachs and Big Oil were all in favor of the Paris Accord as they would love to have another derivative made out of nothing to loot the economy with. Environmentalism has been co-opted by Globalists, Big Oil, and Wall Street , none of the proposals to deal with climate change will actually cost them any money, they play both sides and hedge their investments.

            Yep.

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              #7
              HH nailed it. Trump did the right thing in getting out of a bad deal. I'm sure he'll put his foot in his mouth 10 times next, but he did good on that.

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                #8
                HH did nail it exactly on the head! Well put sir. Kudos to the President for standing up for America.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Hank Hill View Post
                  The Paris Accord is a global wealth redistribution scheme. POTUS said he was open to renegotiating a deal which did not hamstring the United States and European leaders said it could not be renegotiated - because the whole point is to disadvantage the US. He said it in his speech about the withdrawal that the Paris Accord essentially calls for the complete elimination of our coal industry but allows China and India complete freedom to develop theirs, essentially shipping those potential energy jobs overseas. It also bars us from developing clean coal plants.

                  The whole thing is a scam based around Carbon Credits - which make tradeable securities literally out of thin air. Oil companies would have to buy "carbon credits" in order to get permission to emit X tons of carbon, and while this seems punitive at first they would be in a position to predict prices of carbon credits based on existing operations and trade accordingly, and oil prices would go up because of the artificial scarcity imposed by the Paris Accord. Its no wonder that Goldman Sachs and Big Oil were all in favor of the Paris Accord as they would love to have another derivative made out of nothing to loot the economy with. Environmentalism has been co-opted by Globalists, Big Oil, and Wall Street , none of the proposals to deal with climate change will actually cost them any money, they play both sides and hedge their investments.
                  I don't care about the environment side of it
                  Although I do like to breath clean air and drink clean water
                  I'm more concerned about how the folks he's hired to advise him go against him publicly on the issues they are hired to advise him on

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Shane View Post
                    HH nailed it. Trump did the right thing in getting out of a bad deal. I'm sure he'll put his foot in his mouth 10 times next, but he did good on that.
                    Hey now! He has to give the left something to talk about.

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by texansfan View Post
                      I don't care about the environment side of it
                      Although I do like to breath clean air and drink clean water
                      I'm more concerned about how the folks he's hired to advise him go against him publicly on the issues they are hired to advise him on
                      Who said he has to take thier advice on everything? Is it mandated that he does so?

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by Hank Hill View Post
                        The Paris Accord is a global wealth redistribution scheme. POTUS said he was open to renegotiating a deal which did not hamstring the United States and European leaders said it could not be renegotiated - because the whole point is to disadvantage the US. He said it in his speech about the withdrawal that the Paris Accord essentially calls for the complete elimination of our coal industry but allows China and India complete freedom to develop theirs, essentially shipping those potential energy jobs overseas. It also bars us from developing clean coal plants.

                        The whole thing is a scam based around Carbon Credits - which make tradeable securities literally out of thin air. Oil companies would have to buy "carbon credits" in order to get permission to emit X tons of carbon, and while this seems punitive at first they would be in a position to predict prices of carbon credits based on existing operations and trade accordingly, and oil prices would go up because of the artificial scarcity imposed by the Paris Accord. Its no wonder that Goldman Sachs and Big Oil were all in favor of the Paris Accord as they would love to have another derivative made out of nothing to loot the economy with. Environmentalism has been co-opted by Globalists, Big Oil, and Wall Street , none of the proposals to deal with climate change will actually cost them any money, they play both sides and hedge their investments.
                        You won the Internet today.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Ironman View Post
                          Who said he has to take thier advice on everything? Is it mandated that he does so?
                          That's kinda what smart people do.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by texansfan View Post
                            That's kinda what smart people do.
                            Wrong. I understand you hate Trump, but this was the right thing to do for our country, regardless of what his lobbyist paid advisers told him.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by texansfan View Post
                              That's kinda what smart people do.
                              No it isn't! LOL! Smart people form their own opinion based on the advice of others, in part, and their own understanding of a situation.

                              Not 100% of the time at least. These people advise what, in their OPINION, is best. That doesn't mean they're right all the time, or even most of the time.

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