2300 greedy UN neo-cons travel yet again at taxpayer expense to plot 'the biggest transfer of funds in history' without even asking us our opinion

11/30/09, UK Guardian, The global warming issue is nothing more than "the biggest transfer of funds in history."...J. Vidal. photo above, Copenhagen, "Members of Oxfam wearing masks of world leaders offer a Copenhagen menu to 'representatives' of poor countries." Photo, AFP/Getty

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The UN is free to commit whatever crimes it wants with our money-it's immune from prosecution. 2300 vain convention-goers travel the world at taxpayer expense for no reason except to plan how to get the last piece of food off the plate of an American child. The American people have never agreed to this organized crime racket and will extricate ourselves from the UN in due course.

4/3/11, "UN climate meeting kicks off in Bangkok," China.org.cn

"A United Nations meeting on climate change kicked off on Sunday in Bangkok to discuss action plans following decisions made at a ministerial meeting in Mexico last year.

Participants at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) meeting are to map out action plans in their six-day meeting in Bangkok, the first UNFCCC meeting after the meeting in Cancun, Mexico from Nov. 29 to Dec. 10 last year.

• Pre-sessional workshops will continue from Sunday to Tuesday morning before the official opening takes place on Tuesday afternoon.

The meetings include sixteenth session of the ad hoc working group on further commitments of developed nations under the Kyoto Protocol, and the fourteenth session of the ad hoc working group on long-term cooperative action under the UNFCCC.

• The Kyoto Protocol commits parties to the convention to reduce green house gas emissions.

A total of 2,271 representatives from 175 countries are attending the Bangkok meeting, of which 1,417 are government officials, according to a UN official."

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11/30/09, "Copenhagen summit: It's money that matters in the backroom talks," UK Guardian, John Vidal

4/16/09, "Report: U.N. spent U.S. funds on shoddy projects," USA Today, Ken Dilanian

via Tom Nelson