Kiwis To Solve Climate Crisis
Posted by MK on May 7, 2008
By AR – New Zealand has gone officially nuts.
Government officials are looking at cutting the speed limit by 10kmh – and charging motorists to drive in urban centres – as ways of cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
That idea is worthy of the 20-20 Summit Of Rudd.
MK said
Instead of all this lower the speed limit, ban V8s, ban SUVs, performance cars and all that wiffle-waffle, I say we go all the way.
It would actually be much more efficient if all cars were just banned, and only ox wagons, horse drawn carriages and such were allowed, naturally politicians and other such government scumbags would be exempt. I mean, someone needs to oversee the nanny state you know.
On the plus side, pollution from cars will be cut by around 90%, deaths from car accidents should also be cut down and the lefties would feel so warm and fuzzy about it, which is the most important thing after all.
Go all the way, ban machines of all kinds for you lowly peasants, perhaps that might trigger the populace to storm the ivory towers and carry out the long overdue, stringing-from-lamp-posts, that these scumbags are in need of.
BKPwnsU said
Wow this really is lunacy. The leftist politicians are trying to curb “global warming” which is a NATURAL phenomenon that is entirely out of our control.
It really wouldn’t suprise me if Kaptain Krudd adopted this policy, with the full support of the leftist mainstream media.
gecko said
I’d say they’ve been unofficially nuts for a long time!
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MK said
LOL Gecko…
Otto - American Interests said
Those wacky Canadians, ah sorry New Zealanders…
Aurora said
The incursions just keep getting more and more bizarre and still we’re sitting like the proverbial frog in the kettle, not quite sure what to do.