One more rider on the tube would increase the tube’s carbon creation by about 1 of his breaths, if that.

But logic and common sense have nothing to do with it.

He feels good about sacrificing himself to demonstrate his solidarity with the liars who have conned him into worshipping them.

Richmond is smack dab on the District line near Kew Gardens. By transferring to the Piccadilly line at Earl’s Court, it is a straight shot to the Holborn Street station in Chancery Lane.

Thus, by using the London Underground, McLachlan’s commute can be accomplished in about 30 minutes at the nominal cost of a couple of pounds per day round trip. Instead he spends £350 on a bike which he rides 12 miles each way, rain or shine, through London’s heavy rush hour traffic.

Madness. Madness.

Companies, on the one had, get on board with the socialist dogma to stay in business.

Employees, on the other hand, ride the “guilt express” and either they go along to get along, or, actually do feel compelled that they are “saving the planet” by ‘appropriately’ allocating their money. Do you not see this comrade Sanddog?

I believe in paying my employees the best wage possible for the work they provide. What they do with that money isn’t my concern. I’m not their parents. They are adults and if they weren’t capable of managing their own lives, they wouldn’t be working for me in the first place.

Further, any travel by air would also be debited, so you would have to choose between heating your home, driving to travel, or taking a plane.

Except of course for folks like U2, who I’m sure would get some type of humanitarian “pass” for their efforts.

Really, are these schemes or Muslim extremists the bigger threat to the UK?

Somehow I don’t think your average martyr bomber is concerned about their “carbon footprint.”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6dm9rN6oTs

Who, just by coincidence, live like princes.

Dead-on analysis.

—-I blame television.

“We Will Defeat You Without Firing A Shot”

At this point in time, it looks like he was right.

Nobody wants big brother – except big brother.

“WSP is planning to expand its rationing scheme next year to cover 3,000 employees in offices around the world.”

We are helping you make the right decisions for you. Since premarital sex and showing too much skin are bad, we are going to send morality police to fine, beat, or execute people of the opposite sex found alone in a room together or improperly dressed (Iran). Or to charge families with dead relatives in the election crisis a “bullet fee” to release the bodies to them (Iran). Since waste is bad, we are going to restrict the size of rubbish bins that a single family can fill up, and extort money from those who go over (Britain). Since carbon is bad, we are going to raise money by taxing the excessively flatulent, etc, etc.

This kind of thinking is totalitarian, as it puts government in charge for making individual decisions of the people, in the name of helping them, and is perhaps a common link between leftist environmentalism and fundamentalist Islam. *You* can’t make the decision for yourself, so we are going to do it for you. The individual is not moral, the state is the ultimate morality and individuals are merely armatures for the directives of inspired bureaucrats. For the sake of the people. And the accumulation of funds.