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wtmusic

(39,166 posts)
Thu Jun 6, 2013, 10:49 AM Jun 2013

Kochs spend $175G for online ads in first wave of attack on climate action



"Americans for Prosperity (AFP), the ultra-conservative group funded by the Koch oil billionaires, is launching a series of adverts that target Democratic senators and aim to block action on climate change.

The online-only campaign was created with the specific purpose of defeating moves to make polluters pay for the greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change.

AFP said on its website: "Over the next several weeks, the online ads will alert activists to urge their lawmakers to block carbon taxes, support domestic production, and get government out of the way of abundant, affordable energy sources."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/jun/06/americans-for-prosperity-carbon-tax

Of course we have to get this news from England, where the Kochs don't yet have a firm grip on media 'nads.
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Kochs spend $175G for online ads in first wave of attack on climate action (Original Post) wtmusic Jun 2013 OP
There are people I'm convinced this world would be better off without. PDJane Jun 2013 #1
The Hill broke this story yesterday pscot Jun 2013 #2

PDJane

(10,103 posts)
1. There are people I'm convinced this world would be better off without.
Thu Jun 6, 2013, 10:51 AM
Jun 2013

These two are very high on that list. Money grubbing, completely disgusting people who don't care for the land or anyone living in it.

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