The serfs know changing the weather will cost the odd thousand billion pounds, sayth Boris, but they're OK with that. Mr Johnson said British people are not 'dumb' and recognised that 'if we don't do this it will be an economic catastrophe'. Mr Johnson rejected the idea of a referendum on whether the UK should be aiming for Net Zero by 2050, saying the country had 'probably had enough' of such campaigns.Īnd he insisted the public should not be concerned about the estimated one-trillion pound cost of the drive over the next 30 years. Here's Mr Brexit Referendum himself saying that the people are tired of having a say: Importantly, whatever you do, don't ask the people. a failure to act would allow 'a genocide on an infinitely greater scale' than was committed by Hitler's regime. Archbishop of Canterbury, said that leaders would be 'cursed' if they didn't reach agreement on climate change in the next fortnight. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said 'treating nature like a toilet'. Prince Charles called for the 're-engineering' of the world's financial and economic system. Upbeat Boris says COP26 is 'snipping the wires of the climate change doomsday device' as he hails deals to end 'great chainsaw massacre' of forests Where do we go from here? Stalin and Mao for next year? We're strapped to a bomb, with a clock stuck at one minute to midnight again for the tenth year in a row, and it's time to end the chainsaw massacre of our forests, the genocide of children not born, and it will be worse than Hitler. Never before have so many extreme metaphors exploded in the same conversation. Glasgow has kicked off with a world record in hyperbole:

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