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Dec 20, 2006A Climate Criminal Speaks
To my mind, whenever one side in a debate starts to label its opponents as criminals that side’s arguments become suspect. At a 2005 climate conference in Montreal, Greenpeace named 16 “climate criminals” and Paul K. Driessen was among them. He is
senior policy advisor for the Congress of Racial Equality and Committee For A Constructive Tomorrow as well as the author of Eco-Imperialism: Green Power — Black Death. Driessen’s excellent column in today’s Washington Times makes clear that his offense involved asking too many uncomfortable questions.
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