by Roryanne O'Rourke

Created on: October 05, 2010   Last Updated: October 06, 2010

Opportunity for Obama's fundamental transformation of the US - Ecological Justice      

Obama's climate change reform = ecological justice = more US taxpayer money from those already struggling in this economy = more money to countries of G-20 summit = showing the world that America is responsible for man-made global warming.

This one is really a no-brainer since most scientists admitted that there is no man-made global warming, after emails detailing the fraud came to light.

Even before Obama became president, he vowed that he would help Americans breathe cleaner air, find ways to save the earth's resources, and would create jobs in the market of climate change, or green jobs.

We all know by now that appointing Van Jones the Green Jobs Czar, in charge of carrying out Obama's promises, did not work out as well as Obama expected. America found out that Jones was a self-avowed communist, a 9/11 truther, and that he campaigned for the cop-killer, Mumia Abdul Jamal, as these lovely people did. 

This aroused the public's suspicions about the man-made global warming. Actually that and the skepticism people already felt toward Al Gore, who wrote a poem that told us Neptune's bones were dissolving. He also claimed that we would run out of water in less than 10 years.        

Moviegoers already found The Day After Tomorrow and 2012 to be too supernatural to be believable. They were not about to buy into Al Gore's philosophy given that his house produced more electricity in one month than most Americans used in a year.  

Gore also vowed that he would not stop until Americans lived healthier, cleaner lives for the good of the planet, yet continued to eat red meat.

If you argued with the Chicken Little theorists about this manufactured global warming, they told you that you were in denial. Many of us already knew that some people had an agenda and the result would be more taxes put upon the American people.

Consider the ABC 20/20 special with host Elizabeth Vargas, entitled "Human Footprint". This show explained, with sensational graphics, how wasteful Americans are. Every time Vargas said the word Americans, it reminded me of the way Ryan Seacrest says it on American Idol.

AMERICANS use too much toilet paper; AMERICANS use too many disposable diapers, and so on and so forth. She even went as far as to tell us how much milk AMERICANS consume, and how many loaves of bread AMERICANS pig

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