Isherwood: Reject Anglo-Dutch oligarchy’s ‘life’ tax

No independent-minded Australian should take any notice of BHP Billiton CEO Marius Kloppers’ call last week for what amounts to a tax on life, because it is not an Australian view, and not even a miners’ view, but an imperial-style edict by the Anglo-Dutch financial oligarchy whom he serves, Citizens Electoral Council leader Craig Isherwood said today.

“It is time for Australia to be sovereign, and act in its national interest—the interest of the Australian people—and tell this Anglo-Dutch agent and his superiors to get lost, and take his tax and his company with him,” Mr Isherwood said.

The CEC National Secretary explained that a so-called carbon price was a tax on the biospheric cycle central to the existence of all life:

“Scientific ignoramuses characterise the biosphere as a mechanical system in some mystical state of ‘balance’, the computer models of which are being thrown out by an increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide,” he said.

“In truth, the biosphere is a complex, dynamic system which governs and is governed by all life, through processes we understand as the interconnected cycles of water, nitrogen, and carbon etc.

“The carbon cycle is central to the biosphere: photosynthesis by green-leafed plants harnesses the power of the sun (in a way that solar panels could never match) to fix carbon molecules from carbon dioxide into the plant structure, which then becomes the basis of the food chain for all life forms, until through decay and excretion it returns to the atmosphere as carbon dioxide.

“To seek to take carbon and lock it away in fallaciously-named ‘sinks’—as though the natural biogenic migration of the carbon atoms should be permanently halted—is to deny the biosphere the primary ingredient of its existence,” he said.

Mr Isherwood went on, “The issue is not the ‘science’, which is rubbish, it’s the political agenda—reduce the world’s population.

“Since the emergence of the modern nation-state as a form of government determined by its people, and committed to the general welfare of its people, the European-based oligarchy, centred in the financial and raw materials conglomerates of the City of London and Amsterdam, have sought to destroy it.

“In 1961, two scions of that oligarchy—Britain’s Prince Philip and the Netherlands’ Prince Bernhard—established the World Wildlife Fund as a vehicle to subjugate national sovereignty to a revival of the Darwinian race science of eugenics; made notorious by the Nazis, eugenics was repackaged by the WWF’s founders, which included Eugenics Society president Julian Huxley, as ‘environmentalism’.

“As Prince Philip repeats ad nauseum, this crowd wants to cut down the world’s population, and by denying human beings involvement in the carbon cycle they will kill tens and hundreds of millions of people and do just that.”

He concluded, “BHP Billiton is the jewel in the crown of the Anglo-Dutch oligarchy and its raw materials cartel. If Australia listens to them, we are kissing the butts of genocidalists, and that’s not a good thing to do.”