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30 November 2009 Controversial BNP leader to attend COP15 British National Party leader Nick Griffin Mr Griffin sits on the Parliament's environment committee and has in the past been a vocal critic of climate change. Speaking last week Mr Griffin said: "Those who warn of the consequences of climate change had reached an Orwellian consensus not based on scientific agreement, but on bullying, censorship and fraudulent statistics. "The anti-western intellectual cranks of the left suffered a collective breakdown when communism collapsed. "Climate change is their new theology... but the heretics will have a voice in Copenhagen and the truth will out. "Climate change is being used to impose an anti-human utopia as deadly as anything conceived by Stalin or Mao." Luke Walsh Source: edie newsroom
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