If it’s religion then they can’t teach it in schools, right?
Steven Den Beste on November 4, 2009 at 1:32 AM

You betcha!

The very first result links to http://www.generationim.com/news/ (That’s Papa Gore’s company for those whom are unaware).

There you will find a list of press releases, including one from September, of 2008, that links directly to: http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/news/2121229?lang=_e&region=&projectstatus=&theme=&subject=%C3%83%E2%80%9A%C3%82%C2%AEion&searchfor=&topic=&area=&month= to which you are rewarded with

‘Page Not Found’

We need to agree with this ruling, convince the left that it is a religion, then once we hook them, we need to use their tactics, Separation of Church and State.

They will not be able to teach their religion to our kids, they will not be able to push their religion through government means.

They do have to freedom to believe and pray as they believe.

“Essentially what the judgment says is that a belief in man-made climate change and the alleged resulting moral imperative is capable of being a philosophical belief and is therefore protected by the 2003 religion or belief regulations.”

It’s official now .. AGW is a religion .. at least in the UK

Does the corralary also hold true then? That they cannot discriminate aginst those of us who do NOT hold that Religious View? That they can’t make fun of us either?

Pretty soon? No one will be able to talk about anything in Britain…

“Our island or lone ranger mentality is beginning to change,” Ginsburg said during a speech to the American Constitution Society, a liberal lawyers group holding its first convention. Justices “are becoming more open to comparative and international law perspectives,” said Ginsburg, who has supported a more global view of judicial decision making.

Ginsburg cited an international treaty in her vote in June to uphold the use of race in college admissions….Last month, Ginsburg and Justices Sandra Day O’Connor and Stephen Breyer discussed the death penalty and terrorism with French President Jacques Chirac during a European tour.

Ginsburg said Saturday that the Internet is making decisions of courts in other countries more readily available in America, and they should not be ignored.

And the takeaway quote of the day…..”Not surprisingly, conservatives are upset by the trend.”

But I’m not gonna hold my breath…

This is great news!!!! If Green is a religion, our government cannot force cap and trade on us due to separation of church and state!!! We win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

el hombre on November 3, 2009 at 1:52 PM

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