The Goal For The Climate Deal in Denmark Made Clear

According to the BBC http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8331125.stm the goals for the meeting in Denmark this December are in peril. But they have made those goals very clear; a new form of government, a legally binding form of government heretofore unknown in the annuls of men. The article reads in part:

EU leaders must also decide how to secure the Czech Republic's ratification of the Lisbon Treaty.

The treaty would create a full-time EU president, and leaders are expected to discuss who could fill the role.

December's eagerly anticipated United Nations' Copenhagen Climate Summit will attempt to hammer out a new global climate treaty to replace the UN Kyoto Protocol.

But Mr Rasmussen said he did not believe a final deal on reducing greenhouse emissions could be reached at the meeting.

"We do not think it will be possible to decide all the finer details for a legally binding regime," he said.

"The main story will revolve around what can be gleaned about Tony Blair's chances to become the first President of the European Council." Gavin Hewitt

Though Lord Monckton's prediction of the success of the Copenhagen meeting may have been a bit premature, his analysis of their desire and intent to create a new form of world government are spot on.

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A definition from one of those pesky dictionary's again:

re·gime also ré·gime (r-zhm, r-) n.

1.
a. A form of government: a fascist regime.
b. A government in power; administration: suffered under the new regime.

2. A prevailing social system or pattern.

3. The period during which a particular administration or system prevails.

4. A regulated system, as of diet and exercise; a regimen.