Global Warming Hoax Weekly Round-Up, April 29th 2010
European hard-line ecoterrorists planned to blow up IBM, but were caught before they could kill anyone, fortunately. For some reason, the media hasn’t blamed this almost-tragedy on Greenpeace, Al Gore, the WWF and all green activists. But the Tea Party is dangerous, right?
A grass mask? This is a joke, right? Right?
Richard Branson, the F1 race-team, airline and space-tourism owning green hypocrite has been caught manipulating fare prices. There’s something about being green that attracts the scum-bags. It must be the green.
Alarmist Mike Sandler suggests that ‘deniers’ are polluting the blogosphere. Huh? Sanders thinks that to say ‘climate is always changing’ is junk science, but it’s blogs like this that ‘pollute’. Maybe he doesn’t appreciate all the new skeptics?
The US Government has discovered that global warming causes mental illness. One look at the gullible hippies that believe in it should have been a clue, but if you need a real example, here comes Chuck.
Part Three: Inconvenient Truths
The IPCC broke its own rules when it used one report 25 times. Perhaps there weren’t any press releases available for those chapters? Read both pieces, Donna Laframboise has been on fire pulling AR4 to bits, work the media are not interested in, but should be.
How many giant bird-shredders does it take to power NASA’s new 56,832-core, 128-screen supercomputer?
Finally skeptics have found a way to make greens deny that peer-review is important, 700 peer-reviewed papers that are skeptical of global warming.
Iceland’s unpronounceable volcano proved that man can’t affect the global climate.
Biofuels are four times worse for the environment than regular fuels. The EU tried to bury that report, I wonder why?
Spain and Germany, the brave new world of eco-friendly energy, suffer mightily as reality bites:
Government subsidies for solar energy in Germany have reached absurd proportions, as ordinary consumers pay out billions to support solar power. Now plans to reduce the subsidies are encountering massive resistance from the industry and a number of German states, which benefit from the current arrangement.
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