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“Trust worthy politicians”
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
There is more evidence for the Loch Ness creature than there is for CAGW!
In other news: NASA labelled as “Nessie Deniers”!
http://mobile.news.com.au/travel/news/finally-is-this-proof-the-loch-ness-monster-exists/story-e6frfq80-1226705466799
More Science behind Global Warming.
I think that “science” can no longer claim to be evidence based.
http://www.nature.com/news/rising-ocean-acidity-will-exacerbate-global-warming-1.13602
All studies and models. No data required. “Science” has indeed come far!
David Nutzuki aka mememine drives the climate blame believers (his term) blogs crazy. He seems to be quite the character.
I “met” mememine in early 2010 (if memory serves) among commenters on USAToday articles on global warming. He explained he had believed the global warming alarmists, but had finally rebelled against the constant, apocalyptic fearmongering that made him worry about his children’s world. I can’t find our comments among my files at the moment, but I think he thanked me for helping him free himself from the alarmist beliefs. It was gratifying, and an almost unique experience (certainly at the consensus-bound USAToday), for me to get his positive response.
I later gave up posting comments on USAToday and Huffington Post.
I admire his tenacity (second only to our host of course 🙂 ).
Sarc tag missing.
Don’t think it needs one, really.
Pretty much nails it.
Yahbut, weren’t we told global warming….errr….climate change was accelerating? Now they say it is slow?
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