Roland Perry wrote:

In message , at 09:11:13 on Thu, 15
Feb 2018, Handsome Jack remarked:

The OECD is not political at all. It merely aggregates statistics
supplied by member states. And very professionally too.

See, for example, this OECD press release. Not political at all ...

It's only political seen through the eyes of a climate change denier.

To the rest it's just presenting a multi-governmental plan based on the
evidence.

But deciding what if anything to do about climate change is pure
politics. Or do you think there are principles and laws of human
conduct that are so obviously right, like the American Second Amendment,
and the value of globalised free markets, that politicians should not be
allowed to question them?




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Roger Hayter