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Newt Gingrich drinks the monkey-worshipers' Kool-Aid.
You may think that Newt Gingrich, whom Slick Willy persecuted by not letting him be Prime Minister of the United States, is a great Republican and almost-True Christian™. Think again. It appears that he is now promoting one of the most plainly satanically inspired lies of the monkey-worshiping Darwiniacs, namely, global warming.
Christ-denying lie-beral MSM "news" source:
So the great so-called Republican has ripped off his mask and revealed himself to be yet another leftist SUV-grabber.
Since Jesus said that we will know every tree by its fruits, it's worth pointing out one of Gingrich's new allies:
Yes, that Edward O. Wilson, apsotate and high priest of the cult of sociobiology.
Christ-denying lie-beral MSM "news" source:
Challenges to Both Left and Right on Global Warming
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In “A Contract With the Earth,” Mr. Gingrich, with his co-author Terry L. Maple (a professor of psychology at Georgia Tech and president of the Palm Beach Zoo), has written a manifesto challenging conservatives not just to grudgingly accept, but to embrace, the idea that a healthy environment is necessary for a healthy democracy and economy.
The book invokes concepts like the precautionary principles that are anathema to many in Mr. Gingrich’s party. In a rare stance for those on the right, the authors say curbing carbon dioxide emissions (affordably) is a wise strategy.
They call for America to lead in moving to a world where “fossil fuels have been largely modified for carbon recycling or replaced by carbon-neutral alternatives.”
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In “A Contract With the Earth,” Mr. Gingrich, with his co-author Terry L. Maple (a professor of psychology at Georgia Tech and president of the Palm Beach Zoo), has written a manifesto challenging conservatives not just to grudgingly accept, but to embrace, the idea that a healthy environment is necessary for a healthy democracy and economy.
The book invokes concepts like the precautionary principles that are anathema to many in Mr. Gingrich’s party. In a rare stance for those on the right, the authors say curbing carbon dioxide emissions (affordably) is a wise strategy.
They call for America to lead in moving to a world where “fossil fuels have been largely modified for carbon recycling or replaced by carbon-neutral alternatives.”
Since Jesus said that we will know every tree by its fruits, it's worth pointing out one of Gingrich's new allies:
The book won over Edward O. Wilson, the prize-winning conservation biologist and author, sufficiently that he wrote a foreword calling the authors “realists and visionaries.”
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