Wednesday, December 26, 2007

Show us your green weenie

"In one of the more expensive ironies of history, the expenditure of more than $50 billion on research into global warming since 1990 has failed to demonstrate any human-caused climate trend, let alone a dangerous one," he (Paleoclimate scientist Bob Carter) wrote on June 18, 2007. The $19 million spent on research that debunks the global warming faith pales in comparison.  


The WWF is the Sunday Bulletin for Climate Change cultists

You don't have to be religious to qualify as a fundamentalist. You can be Al Gore, the messiah figure for the global warming cult, whose followers truly believe their gospel of imminent extermination in a Noah-like flood, if we don't immediately change our carbon-polluting ways.

One of the traits of a cult is its refusal to consider any evidence that might disprove the faith. So it is doubtful the global warming cultists will be moved by 400 scientists, many of whom, says The Washington Times, "are current or former members of the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) that shares the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with Mr. Gore for publicizing a climate crisis." In a report by Republican staff of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, these scientists cast doubt on a "scientific consensus" that human-caused global warming endangers the planet.

Like most cultists, the true believers struck back, not by debating science, but by charging that a small number of the scientists mentioned in the report have taken money from the oil industry. A spokeswoman for Al Gore said 25 or 30 of the scientists may have received funding from Exxon Mobile Corp. Exxon Mobile spokesman Gantt H. Walton dismissed the claim, saying, "The company is concerned about climate-change issues and does not pay scientists to bash global-warming theories." [cont]


I don't get many Nimrods commenting here, for whatever reason, but one (brewski) seemed to fit the cultist profile Cal Thomas describes in The hot air cult, so they are quite active.  It's likely that your own recent family get-together saw one pop-up, like Jack-in-a Box,  if climate change was mentioned.  Forget the democrats in congress who pander to these extremists, it's what they do.  But these four guys - McCain, Giuliani , Huckabee and Romney proved by their acquiescence that  they are, at best, dumber than green snot, and worse,  have no convictions about truth telling.  In either case, they are unfit for high public office.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Fred is the man, no doubt. I will be the singular presence in Iowa in a couple of days to propel him past these pretenders.
MM

Rodger the Real King of France said...

send pitchers

Unknown said...

I love the line at the bottom of the WWF image:

If we don't stop global warming, nature will

Isn't that what we skeptics have been saying all along? Man didn't do it, man can't change it.

Anonymous said...

Deal
MM

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