It just goes to show you how elitist ALL of the institutions that AmeriKans rely on for information either obfuscate, hide, or flat out lie about things.
As if you need any more proof of what liars these monsters are (yes I am reposting, you damn well bet I am!):
Gordon Brown and his fellow world leaders have sparked outrage after it was disclosed they enjoyed a six-course lunch followed by an eight-course dinner at the G8 summit where the global food crisis tops the agenda.
Yup, and these GLUTTONOUS ELITES are going to FEED the world's poor, huh?
Fucking WAKE UP, WORLD!!!!!!!
The Prime Minister was served 24 different dishes during his first day at the summit – just hours after urging the world to reduce the "unnecessary demand" for food and calling on British families to cut back on their wasteful use of food.
I know ONE WAY we can SOLVE the FOOD PROBLEM:
EAT the FUCKING RICH!!!!!!!!!!!
Mr Brown and his wife Sarah were among 15 guests at the "blessings of the earth and the sea social dinner." The dinner consisted of 18 dishes in eight courses including caviar, smoked salmon, Kyoto beef and a "G8 fantasy dessert."
The banquet was accompanied by five different wines from around the world including champagne, a French Bourgogne and sake. African leaders including the heads of Ethiopia, Tanzania and Senegal who had taken part in talks during the day were not invited to the function.
Oh my God!!!! What an INSULT!!!!!!!
The globalists are starving the African elite!!!!
What makes you think they care about the average African?!?
I'm OUTRAGED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The dinner came just hours after a "working lunch" consisting of six courses including white asparagus and truffle soup, crab and a supreme of chicken. The lavish dining arrangements – disclosed by the Japanese Government which is hosting the summit in Hokkaido – come amid growing concern over rising food prices triggered by a shortage of many basic necessities.
Obviously, the troubles in the world are NOT the concern of the stink-shit global elite -- after all, they are the ones DRIVING IT!!!
Oh, most definitely, FRY UP the RICH in a SKILLET!!!!!!
On the flight to the summit, Mr Brown urged Britons to cut food waste as part of a global drive to help avert the food crisis.
Yeah, and HOW MUCH of a CARBON FOOTPRINT was that flight, Brown?!
Un-fucking-believable, the ARROGANT and ELITIST SHIT STINK!!!!!!!!!!
Opposition politicians and charities condemned the extravagant meals.
Dominic Nutt, of Save the Children, said: "It is deeply hypocritical that they should be lavishing course after course on world leaders when there is a food crisis and millions cannot afford a decent meal to eat.
"If the G8 wants to betray the hopes of a generation of children, it is going the right way about it. The food crisis is an emergency and the G8 must treat it as that."
Andrew Mitchell, the shadow International Development Secretary, said: "The G8 have made a bad start to their summit, with excessive cost and lavish consumption.
"Surely it is not unreasonable for each leader to give a guarantee that they will stand by their solemn pledges of three years ago at Gleneagles to help the world's poor. All of us are watching, waiting and listening."
The truth is THIS IS NOTHING NEW for the SHITSTINK FUCKS!!!!!!!!!
FUCKING EAT 'EM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mr Brown arrived at the G8 summit held on the holiday island of Hokkaido in northern Japan on Monday morning. He arrived on a plane chartered from Texas, America, which had to fly empty for thousands of miles to pick up the Prime Minister and his entourage.
Yup, global warming, I mean, "climate change," yup!!!
FUCK OFF, you FAT FUCKING MONSTERS!!!!
What ARROGANT HYPOCRISY!!!!!!!!!!!!
The lavish dining will embarrass Mr Brown, who has made tackling the global food crisis a key priority. On the flight to the summit, the Prime Minister urged British people to cut food waste and "reduce unnecessary demand."
First step: GUT YOUR FUCKING FAT ASS!!!!!!!!!
The Prime Minister's spokesman declined to comment on the menus."
Oh, and to emphasize the point just a little more, I'll give you this gem (see if they mention the meal, or biofuels for that matter) in FULL (pun intended):
"Rich nations, poor policies July 9, 2008
WITH THE PRICE of oil shooting upward, food security a danger for billions of the world's poor, and climate change already taking its toll on crops, water, and health, members of the Group of 8 rich nations need to cooperate now - and not make vague promises for the distant future.
The defining idea behind the G-8 is that they all confront global challenges and should work together to meet them. But this premise is being sorely tested this week as President Bush confers with leaders of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Britain, and the host country, Japan.
Tomorrow's crises have arrived, and they are intertwined. The food shortage is caused partly by oil prices and global climate change. And the industrial countries' addiction to carbon-based fuels has the world's climate at a cataclysmic tipping point.
Members may make progress in at least one way: in honoring pledges given at the 2005 G-8 summit for aid to Africa. Japan has been particularly serious about keeping the G-8's 2005 promises to deliver $50 billion annually by 2010 for African development and the fight against malaria, HIV-AIDS, and other diseases. The United States is contributing about $15 billion a year in AIDS relief. But some of the Europeans have been less forthcoming.
It was a good sign that Bush, in the presence of Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda, backed Japan's push for detailed assessments of how well each member is doing in delivering the promised aid for Africa. Until now, only a small portion of the pledged assistance has actually been transferred from donor countries to recipients.
But the cause of diminished donations to Africa and of failure to agree on adequate reductions of greenhouse gas emissions is one and the same: the determination of each G-8 leader to defend his or her country's perceived interests above a common global interest. This is why Bush avoided any commitment to specific near-term cuts in carbon emissions, accepting only a vague G-8 target of a 50 percent reduction by 2050.
Bush continues to insist that meaningful near-term cuts in those emissions must be contingent on India and China doing something similar. For their part, Chinese and Indian leaders say they will commit to greenhouse gas reductions by 2050 if the G-8 developed economies do so by 2025. This is a vicious circle. The developed and the developing countries must all cooperate in escaping from the carbon age. The old model of national interests conflicting with the interest of humanity is a danger to G-8 members and every other country in the world."Amazing, isn't it?
Could they have carried the White House's piss any better?
"While the United States is under pressure from other G-8 countries to set more ambitious targets for addressing global warming, Bush and his aides have been plotting for months to turn the tables on their allies by pressuring them on aid to Africa."
Also see: Climate Change Cover at G-8
Nice going, Boston Globe. I'm not even going to say it, readers.
Here are today's tidbits:
"G-8 leaders agree to cut emissions; 2050 target is 50% reduction; Plan vague on near-term goal" by Sheryl Gay Stolberg, New York Times News Service | July 9, 2008
Demonstrators tussled with police yesterday near the G-8 summit in Date, Japan. Some environmentalists faulted the emissions communique, but leaders said the deal would be a tool for negotiatos to achieve further cuts in the future. (Phil Walter/Getty Images)
Yup, the Globe puts up a photo of protesters so they can say "we covered 'em"; I guess I should be thankful they covered them at all, huh?
Just proves that whenever they do make a big deal of protests they are pushing the agenda, because they fail to cover so many here and around the world.
So piss off, NYT and BG!!!
RUSUTSU, Japan - President Bush and leaders of the world's richest nations pledged yesterday to "move toward a low-carbon society" by cutting greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2050, the latest step in an evolution by a president who long played down the threat of global warming.
The declaration by the Group of Eight - the United States, Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italy, Canada, and Russia - is the first time that the Bush White House has publicly backed an explicit long-term target for eliminating the gases that scientists have said are warming the planet.
In a sense, the document represents an environmental quid pro quo. In exchange for agreeing to the "50 by 2050" language, Bush got what he has sought as his price for joining an international accord: a statement from the rest of the Group of Eight that developing nations like China and India, which have declined to accept mandatory caps on carbon emissions, must be included in any treaty.
"This is a strong signal to citizens around the world," the president of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso, told reporters at a news conference. "The science is clear; the economic case for action is stronger than ever."
Yup, PUSHING that GLOBALIST AGENDA HARD they are!!!!
No mention of the MEAL, huh?
--MORE--"
Oh, by the way, the report about the carbon caps, blah, blah, NOT REALLY NEWS, is it?
It is something off in the future; never mind the situation in the world right now, etc, huh, AmeriKan MSM?
Yeah, you are shit!
