GREEN CRAP =
RED CRAP
It's
unclear whether Bill Nye "the Science Guy" (I'm the King of
France)
learned
at the knees of Al Gore— or the other way, ahem. At any rate, Nye
has
a well deserved reputation as AGW shill who wears a bow-tie,
so that's
not why this video is of interest.
Scratch the surface of any of these climate clowns and you get ... .
Well, I
won't put the words into your mouth, but it's a lot scarier than
thoughts of New
York buried under melted berg water.
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the president, who Nye supported in his first run, the former
television host said, “He has a lot of constraints until he gets
re-elected. He can’t do what, certainly, my parents would have thought
were routine things — social programs. This notion that government is
inherently bad is new.” Nye added. “Whoever’s in charge can’t do
anything about it until after the election. … He’ll have a freer hand.”
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Ukin fidiot !
ReplyDeleteClimate change?
NASA? Americans have to hail a taxi if they want to get back into space.(in the long run, maybe that's a good thing. I don't know)
Skeletor's brain is as shriveled as Pelosi's. "you have to pass this bill to find out whats in it"
We already know! It's unconstitutional!
TDB
This notion that government is inherently bad is new.” That's right. It's less than 250 years old.
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Are these the same morons that felt that tracking your library habits was the greatest affront to personnal liberty since no nock searches?
ReplyDeleteTim
Eh, I smoked Bill Nye when he was the wanna be science guy many years ago. He was on a late night radio show boasting he could outscience anybody. The topics had been about UFOs, pyramids and such (typical late night crowd, nowadays they'd be listening to/calling Coast To Coast); I called in saying I wanted to talk about Olber's Paradox. He'd never heard of it, and had no idea what I was talking about.
ReplyDeleteGive that man a +1 Nerd score.
ReplyDeleteI had to look that one up
"My God! It's (not) full of stars!"
ReplyDeleteSir H the Comet