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Rohrabacher: Obama agenda threatens 'onslaught of oppression'

By Michael O'Brien - 09/22/09 09:49 AM ET

U.S. citizens should stay informed to stave off an "onslaught of oppression" threatened by Democratic priorities on healthcare and climate change, one Republican lawmaker said Tuesday.

Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) said that debates on health and global warming has "awakened the giant" in the U.S. to turn against the two top Democratic priorities. He said that the public needs to be educated on the priorities, to fight them off.

"Let's keep the American people informed, and we can make sure we can keep the patriots informed to fight the onslaught of oppression," he said.

Of the two issues, Rohrabacher saved the toughest words for cap and trade legislation, which he called a "fraud" and "scheme" based on propaganda that threaten American sovereignty.

Rohrabacher told a conservative news radio program:

That's [the health debate] awakened the giant, and now that they're awake and listening, we're telling them what cap and trade is all about -- which is of course part of an entire scheme to -- all of these things are power grabs. In terms of cap and trade, that's going to be another catastrophic rise in taxes and controls and regulations that will end up mandated by international agreements. Then our sovereignty will be at the beck and call of these international panels on climate control -- give me a freakin' break. And that's of course for those of us like myself that realize the whole thing's a fraud. There hasn't been any global warming for nine years, and the scientific basis for what they're saying is bogus. But they've had so much propaganda, they're scaring the American people, just like healthcare.
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Comments (4)

I have to laugh my ass off at the global warming conspiracy deniers when I see what the Sun is denying them of every day. No sunspots for them for a very long time till they learn a lesson they will never forget, HAHA. The lesson includes, you canBY Michael on 09/22/2009 at 11:52
Rohabacher is right.And in addition to being at the beck and call of international climate panelists, the UN and other leftist green organizations expect us to pay hundreds of billions of dollars per year to build up infrastructure in 3rd world countries so these countries can have a modern lifestyle and economy. And once these countries have new infrastructure, they'll expect us to send them jobs so they can build things to sell to us. We already lost over 3 million jobs to communist China (and India) over the last 8 years which I believe has made this current economic downturn worse. We don't need to pay for infrastructure in developing and 3rd world countries so that they can take more of our jobs in order to make things to sell to us.Seriously, I sometimes think democrats are more concerned with the plight of the world's poor than they are with the poor in the US. I also sometimes think they are working for foreign interests (or put another way, they are infiltrated by people who are putting foreign interests first).BY Kramer on 09/22/2009 at 13:50
They warned us about the global warming scam 20 years ago!I have to laugh my ass off at the global warming conspiracy deniers when I see what the Sun is denying them of every day. No sunspots for them for a very long time till they learn a lesson they will never forget, HAHA. The lesson includes, you canBY Michael on 09/22/2009 at 15:57
Global warming is the biggest fraud in the history of all mankind. It's a power grab by the United (Abomi)Nations to control all countries. Al Gore even said it himself. He said that we're closer than ever to "global governance". Hey UN:NO MORE LIES!!!!BY zakk on 09/25/2009 at 19:11

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