February 14, 2012
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Speaking in Brussels in Tuesday, Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt urged other countries in Europe to implement a tax on carbon dioxide to help reduce greenhouse gases emissions.
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The Swedish Government has penned a new terror strategy, upgrading Sweden’s risk status since the last plan four years ago, calling for an ‘inter-agency cooperation’ in the fight to counter terror in Sweden. READ (11 COMMENTS) »

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It's high time that the heinous capitalists were finally punished and paid for polluting our environment.
Lets all hold our breath more then because we will be taxed next for the carbon dioxide we produce!
It is no joke that they plan to tax farmers for their animals f*rts! Research it yourself.
Great point above...wheres the impact evaluation? And where will the money go to....off shore to a central EU or world bank, thats where.
For every great science mind you can roll out to ''prove'' carbon is the cause of global warming - another equally great scientist can be brought out with a credible alternative 'theory' ....
Whoever has the most money to sell their theory gets the highest position to shout from....and media backing. Even the president of the Czech Rep Vaclav Klaus has come out and said its a myth...
F.R. needs to watch ''The Great Global Warming Swindle'' documentary on google video, from Channel 4 in the UK....the ex head of Greenpeace is in it...very interesting opinions.
Once again, another good reason to seriously research the true effects of the EU and its agenda's. They are based on dominance and control.