Is it safe to ask penetrating questions about the science behind the theory of global warming at the Copenhagen climate change summit? Not if you are investigative journalist Phelim McAleer apparently. Just because he is willing to ask the tough questions about climate change he has had his microphone turned off, he has been harassed by security officials and he has even had things thrown at him by environmental extremists while being interviewed on national television.  Just check out this stunning video....  

This is what happened when McAleer tried to ask Al Gore a question about the Climategate emails....

Now check out what happened to McAleer when he tried to ask one of the world's top climate scientists about Climategate a couple days earlier....

A new environmental poster campaign sponsored by the United Nations depicts humans as vicious movie monsters intent on destroying the environment.  The poster campaign is being sponsored by the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP), and the clear message that the UNEP is trying to send is that the real terror that the earth is facing is humanity itself.  You see, the reality is that the environmental extremists in positions of power around the world are very clear about who the enemy is.  To them, it is you and I and our families that are the enemy. 

In fact, the United Nations Population Fund recently released its annual State of the World Population Report entitled "Facing a Changing World: Women, Population and Climate".  This stunning report directly links the growth of the human population with climate change.  In fact, the report makes it clear that unless something is done to reduce the growth of the human population on the earth then the battle against climate change cannot be won.

Of course most of you who are reading this know that is a bunch of rubbish, but the environmental extremists actually believe this stuff.

They believe that humanity is the enemy and that we need to get rid of a whole bunch of us. 

UNEP, the sponsor of the posters below, is the regulatory body that established the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).  The IPCC is the organization at the center of the recent "Climategate" scandal. 

If you are not aware of "Climategate", essentially what happened is that emails from some of the top climate scientists in the world were leaked which show that they were invovled in manipulating data and suppressing information in order to benefit their theory that man is causing global warming.

You see, if humanity is not causing climate change, then it is much harder to cast all of us as the enemy.

Just check out the stunning posters below.  This first poster is a twist on the movie "Jaws" as it portrays the sharks as the ones who should be afraid....

This second poster from the U.N. is a twist on the movie King Kong.  It portrays humans as the ones that apes should be fearful of....

This last one is a twist on classic movies about giant spiders.  Instead of us being afraid of spiders, this poster declares that the spiders should be afraid of us.....

Do you see what the message is?

The message is that humanity is the enemy of the environment.

We are the ones being viewed as the threat.

The implication is that we are a threat that needs to be neutralized.

When international organizations start thinking like that, it is time for all kinds of red flags to start going up.