The economic terrorism of radical environmentalists trying to destroy the coal industry in the name of their Holy Writ of Climate Change, represents an altruistic evil – using a ‘good cause’ to justify iniquity. Whatever emerges from the current Climate Change Conference in Paris, the participation of so many climate-concerned world leaders has given an aura of sanctimony to those Australians doing whatever it takes, whatever the consequences, to restrict the growth of CO2 by killing coal.
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