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| | Blame It On Rio |
 | | During the heat of the 1992 political campaign, an ambitious Senator from Tennessee traveled to the World Environment Summit in Rio de Janeiro, demanding to know "Where's George?!" There the world had gathered to moralize against the usual suspects, such as too many (other) people using too many resources. |
 | | At this conference, numerous feel-good but dangerous agreements emerged, including "Agenda 21", which, despite some humanist rhetoric, was about as anti-people as we're likely to see in the light of day. |
 | | There is no reason not to believe that, as Rio was to Kyoto, Bush's "voluntary" proposal will be to actual energy rationing. |
| www.cei.org /gencon/019,02404.cfm (1362 words) |
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