It calls them "Russophobes", obsessed with making trouble for Russia, and with trying to twist EU policy accordingly.
They're not just pumping out pollution, they're lobbying governments to twist energy policy in their favour, and against the interests of people and a safe climate.
Others outside the administration worry that other nations could immediately follow the American lead and twist a policy of pre-emption to their advantage.
This could signal a refreshing twist in policy.Critics have long warned Israel against "watching the Arabs only through the rifle's sights", ie, seeking a military solution to the country's problems.
The Fed has followed this up with "Operation Twist", a policy that switches its holdings of short-term debt for long-term debt, with the aim of forcing down yields on the latter.
As we saw with the carbon and mining taxes – the necessary Senate votes were supplied by a party named after a man who stood to gain millions of dollars from the repeal – companies are getting very good at twisting public policy for their own pelf.
We suggest that in an ironic twist, these policies have generated a new form of urban tribalism that challenges the development of a "modern," "western" social fabric and practices of citizenship as initially envisioned by State officials.
If the Senate was interested in uncovering secretive funding apparatus bent on twisting government policy to the detriment of people and their future, perhaps a look into climate change denial organizations would be a better use of tax dollars.
Those seeking a shred of comfort from this debacle will at least note the talks with Labour gave the Lib Dems strong ammunition to arm-twist better policies out of Cameron.
And all of us can stand up and join forces to combat the growing tide of hatred and discrimination that is dividing communities, twisting public policies and poisoning our future.
