Here is some insight from Glenn Beck's radio show today
GLENN: From high above Times Square in Midtown Manhattan, third most listened to show in all of America. Hello, you sick twisted freak. Welcome to the program. We go to Christopher monk con, otherwise known as Lord Monckton. I mean, call him Christopher or do I have to call him Lord? I can't remember what we decided last time we spoke. Lord Monckton
LORD MONCKTON: It's very simple.
GLENN: How are you, sir?
LORD MONCKTON: I am fine. Are you on one knee and wearing white gloves and touching your forearm?
GLENN: Of course I am, my lege.
LORD MONCKTON: In that case you may carry on.
GLENN: So you are quite the hot topic on Twitter and on the Internet. If we could just find a way to control the Internet oh, I remember. Net neutrality. We'll get to that Thursday. Anyway, you are quite the topic because of this new global climate treaty that is coming in December.
LORD MONCKTON: Yes.
GLENN: Tell me about it.
LORD MONCKTON: This is the conference of the state's parties to the United Nations framework convention on climate change, which is a hell of a mouthful, I know. But this has been in the planning for two years, ever since the same conference met in Barley. They always meet somewhere nice. This time it's going to be Copenhagen. And at Barley it was planned. As soon as they had got George Bush out of the way, they would push through a climate treaty which would involve the vast transfer of wealth from the west to poorer countries, in the name of what is called reparations for climate debt. Now, the extraordinary thing about the draft treaty which I have now seen is that it goes far further than anything that was planned at any previous session. What they're now going to do is to set up a world government, and the word "Government" actually appears in the treaty. But you heard it here first. The word "Election, democracy, vote, or ballot" does not appear anywhere in the 200 pages of the treaty.
GLENN: All right, you are talking hold on just a second. You are talking about Paragraph 36 and 38 from what I understand.
LORD MONCKTON: That's absolutely right. The word "Government" appears in there.
GLENN: Do you have it in front of you?
LORD MONCKTON: I don't have it in front of me but I can remember it quite well.
GLENN: All right. Of course you can.
LORD MONCKTON: And what it says is this: There will be a new vast interlocking bureaucratic entity created at huge expense to you and me and that bureaucratic entity will have three purposes, the first of which is twice stated to be government. The second purpose is stated to be the transfer or redistribution of wealth from countries like ours to third world countries in reparation for what is described in the treaty as climate debt. In other words, we've been burning CO2 in huge quantities. They say that's altering the climate. Actually we now know it isn't, but they say it is. And therefore they say we have to pay, get this, anything up to 2% of GDP every year to poorer countries. Now, the third element in the task of this new government will be what is called enforcement. In other words, the power of the new government to make Democratic countries hand over their cash, whether they like it or not. But more than that, there will be an interlocking series of so called technical panels which will have the right directly to intervene in the economies and in the environment of individual countries over the heads of their elected governments. So what we are talking about is a fledgling world government and because it's not elected, it's essentially a communist world government.
GLENN: May I where are you now?
LORD MONCKTON: I am at the moment in Texas. I'm speaking at Texas A&M tonight. But I will be in D.C. or New York for the whole of the next week because I'm trying to make sure that your congress does not allow any of this to happen.
GLENN: All right. You don't stick out at all in Texas, do you?
LORD MONCKTON: No, I fit in just fine. I'm tall, I wear snakeskin cowboy boots.
GLENN: Right.
LORD MONCKTON: And, of course, my Texan accent is famous.
GLENN: Yes. You can just say, howdy, y'all. Go ahead.
LORD MONCKTON: Howdy, y'all.
GLENN: See? You fit right in. All right. So what I'd like to do is I'd like to, I'd like to spend an hour with you, quite honestly, Lord Monckton, and have you on the TV show and maybe bring in ambassador John Bolton about this as well.
LORD MONCKTON: He would be a wonderful man. It would be an honor to take part with you and him in such a program.
GLENN: Now, does he I mean, does I mean, have you ever met before?
LORD MONCKTON: I have met him briefly, but it would be really good to have a proper chance to talk to him on this.
GLENN: All right.
LORD MONCKTON: Because he would certainly, with his vast experience, be able to put this in context far better than I could.
GLENN
GLENN: From high above Times Square in Midtown Manhattan, third most listened to show in all of America. Hello, you sick twisted freak. Welcome to the program. We go to Christopher monk con, otherwise known as Lord Monckton. I mean, call him Christopher or do I have to call him Lord? I can't remember what we decided last time we spoke. Lord Monckton
LORD MONCKTON: It's very simple.
GLENN: How are you, sir?
LORD MONCKTON: I am fine. Are you on one knee and wearing white gloves and touching your forearm?
GLENN: Of course I am, my lege.
LORD MONCKTON: In that case you may carry on.
GLENN: So you are quite the hot topic on Twitter and on the Internet. If we could just find a way to control the Internet oh, I remember. Net neutrality. We'll get to that Thursday. Anyway, you are quite the topic because of this new global climate treaty that is coming in December.
LORD MONCKTON: Yes.
GLENN: Tell me about it.
LORD MONCKTON: This is the conference of the state's parties to the United Nations framework convention on climate change, which is a hell of a mouthful, I know. But this has been in the planning for two years, ever since the same conference met in Barley. They always meet somewhere nice. This time it's going to be Copenhagen. And at Barley it was planned. As soon as they had got George Bush out of the way, they would push through a climate treaty which would involve the vast transfer of wealth from the west to poorer countries, in the name of what is called reparations for climate debt. Now, the extraordinary thing about the draft treaty which I have now seen is that it goes far further than anything that was planned at any previous session. What they're now going to do is to set up a world government, and the word "Government" actually appears in the treaty. But you heard it here first. The word "Election, democracy, vote, or ballot" does not appear anywhere in the 200 pages of the treaty.
GLENN: All right, you are talking hold on just a second. You are talking about Paragraph 36 and 38 from what I understand.
LORD MONCKTON: That's absolutely right. The word "Government" appears in there.
GLENN: Do you have it in front of you?
LORD MONCKTON: I don't have it in front of me but I can remember it quite well.
GLENN: All right. Of course you can.
LORD MONCKTON: And what it says is this: There will be a new vast interlocking bureaucratic entity created at huge expense to you and me and that bureaucratic entity will have three purposes, the first of which is twice stated to be government. The second purpose is stated to be the transfer or redistribution of wealth from countries like ours to third world countries in reparation for what is described in the treaty as climate debt. In other words, we've been burning CO2 in huge quantities. They say that's altering the climate. Actually we now know it isn't, but they say it is. And therefore they say we have to pay, get this, anything up to 2% of GDP every year to poorer countries. Now, the third element in the task of this new government will be what is called enforcement. In other words, the power of the new government to make Democratic countries hand over their cash, whether they like it or not. But more than that, there will be an interlocking series of so called technical panels which will have the right directly to intervene in the economies and in the environment of individual countries over the heads of their elected governments. So what we are talking about is a fledgling world government and because it's not elected, it's essentially a communist world government.
GLENN: May I where are you now?
LORD MONCKTON: I am at the moment in Texas. I'm speaking at Texas A&M tonight. But I will be in D.C. or New York for the whole of the next week because I'm trying to make sure that your congress does not allow any of this to happen.
GLENN: All right. You don't stick out at all in Texas, do you?
LORD MONCKTON: No, I fit in just fine. I'm tall, I wear snakeskin cowboy boots.
GLENN: Right.
LORD MONCKTON: And, of course, my Texan accent is famous.
GLENN: Yes. You can just say, howdy, y'all. Go ahead.
LORD MONCKTON: Howdy, y'all.
GLENN: See? You fit right in. All right. So what I'd like to do is I'd like to, I'd like to spend an hour with you, quite honestly, Lord Monckton, and have you on the TV show and maybe bring in ambassador John Bolton about this as well.
LORD MONCKTON: He would be a wonderful man. It would be an honor to take part with you and him in such a program.
GLENN: Now, does he I mean, does I mean, have you ever met before?
LORD MONCKTON: I have met him briefly, but it would be really good to have a proper chance to talk to him on this.
GLENN: All right.
LORD MONCKTON: Because he would certainly, with his vast experience, be able to put this in context far better than I could.
GLENN