Green Police Aren't Just in Super Bowl Ads

American Thinker ^ | February 10, 2010 | Peter Wilson

[dmartin]

If you've been watching the daily scandals destroy the credibility of the U.N. IPCC, then you might not realize that Cambridge, Massachusetts is in a state of climate emergency. This is not hyperbole, but an official policy order, passed by the City Council in May 2009, "recogniz[ing] that there is a climate emergency" and requesting the City Manager "to direct the appropriate city departments to increase the City's responses to a scale proportionate to the emergency."

[Da Coyote]

Another blog headline today is that heart problems appear to increase with those of lower intelligence.

This must be incorrect, since we do not see a very, very high incidence of heart problems in democrats.

[LearsFool]

"...to increase the City's responses to a scale proportionate to the emergency."

Hmm, a response proportionate to this "emergency"... And what would that be? Taking the afternoon off?

[ThePatriotsFlag]

How about King NC? Perfect example of the Cloward-Piven trigger being pulled.

[Fred Hayek]

Next: The Cambridge City Council demands that everyone worship Gaia. Now when do they start distributing the Flavor-Aid at gunpoint?

[jmcenanly]

(Notes 76.) Food production? As in creating a Ward 9 People's Agricultural Collective? Yes, that's precisely the idea: "Meals could be made by a central group from local produce and delivered on bicycle."
It sounds like what they tried in Plymouth in 1620. Half of the colony didn't survive the winter. You'd think that the people running a town that contains Harvard university would be more versed in history, or at least have a nodding familiarity with New England winters.

[Buckeye McFrog]

the last time I was in Michigan the local six-o’clock news ran a story about a group of local college kiddies who were going through trash bags at the curb and auditing the amount of recyclables being thrown away as part of their Masters Thesis. One young woman they interviewed was beaming ear to ear, and eagerly looking forward to the day when she could hold a cushy Government Job doing this which would include the power to impose fines on wayward homeowners.

[exnavy]

They do lots of weird things in Ann Arbor, most of us pay little attention.

[LearsFool]

That was a very good expose’, by the way. Thank you for posting it.

[dmartin]

That was a very good expose’, by the way. Thank you for posting it.

Thank you. Though I have to give credit where credit is due. I found this via mikepfs on Twitter. He always has very interesting posts.

[neverdem]

Thanks for posting.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks neverdem.