Wong democratic?

Comments on Giles Parkinson "COPENHAGEN CALLING: The Penny drops", 10/12/2009, http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/COPENHAGEN-CALLING-Wong-way-pd20091210-YKR2Q?OpenDocument&src=sph

The Minister for Climate Change, Penny Wong says: “It’s been a difficult start. Some of the language has been disappointing … some unhelpful,” she told her first news conference. “We’ve got to move away from blame shifting and finger pointing … there’s a whole range of sticking points.”

But if you attempt to create a deal that is very unfair to others but a handful of rich countries, you had already created the problem.

In such an environment, asking others not to make their points is simply extremely disappointing itself.

It is like a person is doing something bad but does not want other say that thing is not good.

While Wong does not want others to criticise the leaked “draft”, we should allow her to the freedom to express herself to show how some people are hypocrisy.

Internationally we need to encourage freedom of speech and democracy and equality between the rich and the poor.