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#1 Posted : 20 November 2012 15:23:04(UTC)
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In an extraordinary outburst, recorded by The Guardian, we see WWF-UK chief executive David Nussbaum call on David Cameron to "take control" of the chancellor, George Osborne; energy minister, John Hayes, and other Conservatives known to be sceptical of renewable energy and climate change targets.

Who is this man, one might ask, that he feels entitled to makes such demands of a prime minister? Cameron himself, as leader of an unelected coalition, might lack a certain legitimacy, but I don't remember Mr Nussbaum even putting himself up for election.

Despite his own lack of legitimacy, though, we get Nussbaum saying: "It's time for Cameron to be the prime minister he told us all he would be and deliver on his earlier promises". Then, placing himself in a superior position to ministers of the Crown, he then presumes to criticise them as a "rogue pack".

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#2 Posted : 20 November 2012 16:06:32(UTC)
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I'd say it shows how scared he is.

He can see the game is near over, they've lost the general public big time, they all see it as a tax scam and rip off. The only chance he has left of maintaining his fancy lifestyle, is if our rulers can be kept on side, but even some of them are aware of how dangerous it is electorally.

Where they are ruined is what Obummer has done with Shale. By allowing Shale the US has got a half arsed recovery going, tks to the drop in energy prices and created jobs, which even some of the braindead fools in the co-alition have noticed.



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#3 Posted : 20 November 2012 16:06:32(UTC)
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Spot on

I believe it is no coincidence that greens use communist infiltration strategies and tactics. The WWF and Greenpeace are now heavily-funded political lobbying organisations and a long way away from being what people still believe them to be.

I don't believe the legitimacy question bothers them, but it ought to bother us. The BBC secret seminar is a perfect example of how they operate.
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#4 Posted : 20 November 2012 17:35:24(UTC)
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The tide may be very slowly turning but the 'Greens' control on the 'Establishent' is near total and we must not let up for one second on exposing their infiltration and lies.
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#5 Posted : 20 November 2012 18:44:10(UTC)
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Here is some more about Naussbaum.

Before joining WWF-UK, Mr Nussbaum was Chief Executive of Transparency International, an anti-corruption NGO based in Berlin with national chapters in around 100 countries. Until 2006, he was the (non-executive) Chair of Traidcraft, the leading UK 'Fair Trade' company. Prior to that, he served as Finance Director and Deputy Chief Executive at Oxfam, where he worked for about six years, including six months on secondment in charge of Oxfam's programme in India. He moved to Oxfam from Field Group plc where he was Finance Director during the company's buyout and successful flotation.

So, some time ago he was Chief Executive of Transparency International, an anti-corruption NGO. So he is quite happy to do dodgy dealings now that he will profit is he?

Tweeting - and guess who is on this page. Harribin and Caroline Lucas. Oh so cosy isn't it?

15 Mar tweet he states "Expecting bumper turnout at Shared Interest AGM (where I'm non-exec)

Seems he was in Borneo on 7 May 2010 and on 15 Jan 11 was watching wild elephants in Thailand. He appears to be complaining about having to take a train in Copenhagen on 12 Dec 2009 and on 13 Jan 10 he stated he had been in Haiti in 1999 and India in 2001. Wonder what his carbon footprint is?

In his Guardian article they are some comments that are against Mr Nauseous.
Niall Warry
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To quote the late Clive Dunn - "they don't like it up'em Capt Mainwaring!"

The more we can shove it up'em the better I say.

I recall a comment by Vladimir Bukovsky made "that unlike the hardliners in charge of the USSR of old those that rule over us are all mice not men." So if we keep exposing their lies they will take to the hills.

When your enemy is on the run this is NOT the time to go easy on them!
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#7 Posted : 20 November 2012 20:45:41(UTC)
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I hope the Al-Beeb pension fund is in that Nusbaum fund.
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#8 Posted : 20 November 2012 21:09:38(UTC)
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While it's still in my mind, a curious thought : Why do communists (of all shapes and sizes) appear to have a fetish about creating organisations and giving them acronyms? It's as though the first item on their inevitable meeting agenda is 'what shall we call ourselves and how can we derive an abbreviation that sounds innocuous but misleads thoe we propose to dupe?'
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#9 Posted : 20 November 2012 21:20:09(UTC)
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David The Alien Nut Tree:
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Bean counter David holds degrees in theology from Cambridge and Edinburgh universities and an MSc in Finance from London Business School.

Just the right qualifications for an aspiring Judas then — one who would sell the West out for 30 pieces of silver.

If he doesn't hang himself soon then someone should give him a hand. Common David, do your rope trick.
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Originally Posted by: F U Fed Up Go to Quoted Post
I hope the Al-Beeb pension fund is in that Nusbaum fund.

FU,

If it's a defined contribution scheme then HOORAH!

But if it's defined benefit plan (e.g. final salary) then the failure in investments will show up only as a (huge?) deficit in the fund, requiring even further contributions from the 'employer', i.e. the unwilling licence fee payer, or even perhaps ultimately the unwillingly taxpayer, namely you and fucking me. BOOOOOOO!

Exterminate them.
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#11 Posted : 20 November 2012 22:06:04(UTC)
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Good grief Richard, I am agog and I must really collect my thoughts - who do these people think they are?

Mankind's development and future prosperity - is dependent on innovation and ingenuity and with plentiful and cheap energy and with all of these - the sky [Universe?] is unlimited.

Agreed, the financial system is fubar but none of what I've read so far instills me with any great optimism that these students of Socialism have travelled any farther down the road..............to a great revisionism, it's back to the future with Tony........
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The most influential revisionist Labour thinker, Anthony Crosland..., contended that a more "benevolent" form of capitalism had emerged since the [Second World War] ... According to Crosland, it was now possible to achieve greater equality in society without the need for "fundamental" economic transformation. For Crosland, a more meaningful form of equality could be achieved if the growth dividend derived from effective management of the economy was invested in "pro-poor" public services rather than through fiscal redistribution


Wiki here

Miliband, Frogsbawm, Crossland, Brown, same difference same outcome = financial illiteracy = eventual bankruptcy and feather your nest like a good money grubbing Socialist on the way [they're all Capitalists at heart].

Part of the same claque. Nussbaum, is a classic watermelon, who is mining the green seam of 'renewable' gold - outrageous, duplicitous embezzlement but isn't that what the green fiction [CAGW] all about - the ponzi scheme once again comes to mind.

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#12 Posted : 20 November 2012 22:06:37(UTC)
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I think it's rather frightening how much corruption we have in this country considering it was only days ago that you uncovered the whole BBC/ government scandal. The whole MP's expenses fiasco is but a small part of a wider corrupt state.
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Originally Posted by: thespecialone Go to Quoted Post
Here is some more about Naussbaum.

Before joining WWF-UK, Mr Nussbaum was Chief Executive of Transparency International, an anti-corruption NGO based in Berlin with national chapters in around 100 countries. Until 2006, he was the (non-executive) Chair of Traidcraft, the leading UK 'Fair Trade' company. Prior to that, he served as Finance Director and Deputy Chief Executive at Oxfam, where he worked for about six years, including six months on secondment in charge of Oxfam's programme in India. He moved to Oxfam from Field Group plc where he was Finance Director during the company's buyout and successful flotation.

So, some time ago he was Chief Executive of Transparency International, an anti-corruption NGO. So he is quite happy to do dodgy dealings now that he will profit is he?

Tweeting - and guess who is on this page. Harribin and Caroline Lucas. Oh so cosy isn't it?

15 Mar tweet he states "Expecting bumper turnout at Shared Interest AGM (where I'm non-exec)

Seems he was in Borneo on 7 May 2010 and on 15 Jan 11 was watching wild elephants in Thailand. He appears to be complaining about having to take a train in Copenhagen on 12 Dec 2009 and on 13 Jan 10 he stated he had been in Haiti in 1999 and India in 2001. Wonder what his carbon footprint is?

In his Guardian article they are some comments that are against Mr Nauseous.


None of these rent-seekers seem to have done a proper job in their life, which may account for their arrogance. Churned out of Universities, believing this to be a lucrative career path and totally insulated from reality.

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#14 Posted : 20 November 2012 22:30:38(UTC)
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stuart said:

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I think it's rather frightening how much corruption we have in this country considering it was only days ago that you uncovered the whole BBC/ government scandal. The whole MP's expenses fiasco is but a small part of a wider corrupt state.


Sleaze and slime-ball Britain - it all started to really go downhill and into the cesspool that was Nu Liebour of 1997 - can you remember Tony Blair..."I am a pretty straight kind of guy” ...

Banana republic Britain.
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None of these rent-seekers seem to have done a proper job in their life, which may account for their arrogance. Churned out of Universities, believing this to be a lucrative career path and totally insulated from reality.


Sounds like a description of the people and characters, all of whom infest the Westminster dung hill.
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#16 Posted : 21 November 2012 13:41:03(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: F U Fed Up Go to Quoted Post
I hope the Al-Beeb pension fund is in that Nusbaum fund.


http://www.telegraph.co....ll-for-BBC-pensions.html

Backstopped by the telly tax suckers and eventually the greater community of tax-paying suckers I believe.

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