Pray for the Trump Administration to have wisdom in international relations.

Blessed are those who find wisdom, those who gain understanding (Pr 3:13)

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Now the Republicans are the party of “the little guy” — the truckers, the farmers, welders, secretaries, waitresses — and the Democrats have become the party of the big money interests, Google, Facebook, George Soros, Bloomberg. Nowhere is this better illustrated than by President Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord….

Isn’t it interesting how the term ‘global warming’ has morphed to climate change?

NASA estimates that steps advocated now would reduce temperatures by 0.2 degrees centigrade over 100 years.

Certainly man has had an influence in the changing environment and air quality since the first caveman started the first fire, but how does that fire or all the subsequent sport utility vehicles and coal fired plants compare to the natural causes which have spawned seven ice ages, one coming all the way down to the northern boundary of Florida. . . .

According to the World Health Organization of the United Nations, that PM2.5 across the United States is 8.3 micrograms per cubic meter (UG/M3), similar to Iceland and New Zealand, which are 7.6 and 8.0 per cubic meter, respectively.

What are they in the countries which are ridiculing our president and chastising him for ‘bailing out’ and endangering the world? France is 12.1, the United Kingdom 12.2, Germany 13.5 and Japan 14.6. All significantly higher than our 8.3.

Guess what the European standard is? 25 UG/M3.

So, we here in the United States have been doing a far better job of controlling pollutants than the rest of the world, well before the Paris Accord was signed in 2015 . . .

Has the media dug deeply to find out how much of these workers’ dollars were siphoned to offshore bank accounts or cronyism that inflated the price of contracts? . . .

How about the $26.6 million that went to the country of Vanutu to expand the use of ‘climate information services’ in order to “ensure adaptation planning and policy implementation is informed by the right data”? So, basically the money was spent to ‘create a necessary base to underpin awareness-raising and long-term policy planning around climate change.’ No wind turbines. No solar panels. No hydroelectric dams. But Vanutu did get $26.6 million of really great data . . .

Things are looking up for America, thanks partly to Mr. Trump’s boldness . . .”(Excerpted from The Washington Times, reporting by Foster Friess.)