Maybe I'm just not enough of a 'worldly' person, but for the life of me I simply cannot figure out what perpetuating the myth of "global climate change" has to do with executing the foreign policy of the United States. Am I missing something here? Am I just not seeing the big picture? The reason I ask is because in reiterating a theme that he presented just two weeks ago at an Iftar dinner celebrating the end of Ramadan, if his attending such a gathering wasn't bizarre enough, our less that brilliant Secretary of State John Kerry-Heinz, on Thursday, repeated his description of "global climate change" as being a challenge to our responsibilities as the guardians--safe guarders of God's creation."
First of all, I think most will agree in finding it rather hypocritical that this pompous old windbag would even attempt to lecture us on the care of what we all recognize as being God's creation. I mean, let's face it, when it comes to the life of an unborn child, that most wondrous of all of God's creations, it seems to matter very little to Mr. Kerry-Heinz if that life comes to what can safely be described as a rather horrific end, even if that end comes within mere minutes of it entering into this world. And yet, he wishes us to believe that he is somehow so concerned for our planet. When making these idiotic remarks, Kerry-Heinz was speaking at an event announcing the creation of the State Department's Office of Faith-Based Community Initiatives.
"I'm convinced that all of you will agree," said Kerry-Heinz, "that one of the toughest challenges that we face in terms of global diplomacy and relationships around the world between peoples nowadays, from sectarian strife to the challenges of many intractable, frozen conflicts, to the challenges of simply understanding people--one people to another--or even monumental challenges like the sectarian strife that we see tearing countries and regions apart, as well as the enormous challenges of things like global climate change, which really is a challenge to our responsibilities as the guardians--safe guarders of God’s creation." Like I said, I'm just not seeing what one has to do with the other.
Kerry-Heinz made a similar statement at the State Department's Ramadan Iftar Dinner on July 24. It was then that Kerry-Heinz said, "For many of us, respect for God’s creation in almost every scripture really demands and translates into a duty to protect and sustain God’s first creation." Kerry-Heinz went on to say, "Our response to climate change ought to be rooted in a fundamental sense of shared stewardship of the earth that emerges from that tradition." Such language as this where he refers to God and to scriptures, coming from someone like Kerry-Heinz is really nothing short of nauseating. Like all Democrats, he is rather selective in his "use" of religious imagery.
After having watched this incompetent boob operate since coming on the job, rarely have I seen someone so in over his, or her head. Like Barry, inept doesn’t even begin to describe his lack of being able to perform even the most minimal responsibilities of his position. Where the focus is supposed to be on administering, and attending to, the foreign policy of our country, Kerry-Heinz's focus seems to be on everything but. We hear him talking about gay marriage and climate change far more than we hear him talking about any actual important matters of state. He has no more aptitude for the job that his predecessor possessed, and our country is far more worse off because of the both of them! He antics would be funny if their consequences weren’t so dangerous.
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