Global Warming Hoax Weekly Round-Up, April 8th 2010
Global warming alarms explained in a simple, easy to follow 32-step program. My favorite is number 29:
The online alarmist debate ignores that all and oscillates between “how can skeptics face the risk of the destruction of ‘whatever’ being right, and they wrong?” and “when can we have our climate dictatorship please”
Global warming alarmists have decided that they can regain the high ground of the debate by comparing skeptics to big tobacco. Inconveniently, only one familiar face in the global warming circus has close ties to tobacco.
James Hoggan, one of the DeSmog founders, bemoans the fact that Climategate ruined his cult, and blames the media for covering the story. Here’s a clue for Jim, maybe blame the climate scientists who published junk data, hijacked the peer-review process and ran anyone they didn’t care for out of town.
Global warming muppet Jim Hansen writes about Obama’s ‘second chance’, and discovers hubris:
President Obama, finally, took a get-involved get-tough approach to negotiations on health care legislation and the arms control treaty with Russia — with success. Could this be the turn-around for what might still be a great presidency?
The predominant moral issue of the 21st century, almost surely, will be climate change, comparable to Nazism faced by Churchill in the 20th century and slavery faced by Lincoln in the 19th century. Our fossil fuel addiction, if unabated, threatens our children and grandchildren, and most species on the planet.
Why is Hansen so upset, his activism just gave him another 100,000 reasons to be happy.
When Scientific American writes about global warming, less is more. Literally.
Bend over folks, the carbon taxes on everything are just around the corner. But will it matter:
Look on the bright side, when we have to pay $10 per gallon of corn gas, and our heating and electricity bills quadruple, it won’t make any difference that we can’t buy food–there won’t be any in the stores because no one will be able to afford to grow it, process it, package it or ship it.
Greenpeace removed the ‘we know where you live‘ threats, but the Internet never forgets.
Part Three: Inconvenient Truths
Canada’s government has decided that popular energy efficiency programs must go, so I guess we’re saved then?
Normal Arctic ice is very bad news for alarmists, because just like the false claims about the Himalayan glaciers, their credibility is irrevocably linked to the disappearing ice claims.
The WWF’s scheme to milk rain forest for billions of dollars might have been blown.
Warmists insist that world leaders listen to the brown people, except the ones they don’t agree with.
NASA has been called to account for its flawed climate data, and if the digging continues, somebody might go to jail:
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