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Old 12-02-2009, 09:59 PM
 
Location: Southcentral Kansas
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Here is a chance to learn how scientists can change the meanings of words in the middle of an e-mail scam. Also, you can see how they fail to debate since they have declared that debate finished long ago.



Do Smoking Guns Cause Global Warming, Too?
by Ann Coulter
12/02/2009


As we now know (and by "we" I mean "everyone with access to the Internet"), the University of East Anglia's Climatic Research Unit (CRU) has just been caught ferociously manipulating the data about the Earth's temperature.

Recently leaked e-mails from the "scientists" at CRU show that, when talking among themselves, they forthrightly admit to using a "trick" to "hide the decline" in the Earth's temperature since 1960 -- as one e-mail says. Still another describes their manipulation of the data thus: "[W]e can have a proper result, but only by including a load of garbage!"

Am I just crazy from the heat or were they trying to deceive us?


Global warming cheerleaders in the media were quick to defend the scandalous e-mails, explaining that, among scientists, the words "trick," "hide the decline" and "garbage" do not mean "trick," "hide the decline" and "garbage." These words actually mean "onion soup," "sexual submissive" and "Gary, Ind."

(Boy, it must be great to be able to redefine words right in the middle of a debate.)

Also, of course, the defenders said that the words needed to be placed "in context" -- the words' check was in the mail, and they'd like to spend more time with their families.

I have placed the words in context and it turns out what they mean is: gigantic academic fraud.

The leaked e-mail exchanges also show the vaunted "scientists" engaging in a possibly criminal effort to delete their own smoking-gun e-mails in response to a Freedom of Information request. Next, the fanatics will be telling us that "among scientists," this behavior does not indicate knowledge of guilt.

If I recall correctly, their next move should be to fire the special prosecutor late Saturday night.

These e-mails aren't a tempest in a teapot. They are evidence of pervasive fraud by a massively influential institution that has dominated news coverage of global warming.

CRU was regularly cited as the leading authority on "global climate analysis" -- including by the very news outlets that are burying the current scandal, such as The New York Times and The Washington Post. The CRU alone received more than $23 million in taxpayer funds for its work on global warming.

Having claimed to have collected the most complete data on the Earth's temperature for the last half century, the CRU's summary of that data was used by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change for its 2007 report demanding that we adopt a few modest lifestyle changes, such as abolishing modern technology, reverting to hunter/gatherer status and taxing ourselves into servitude.

But then last weekend -- in the middle of the "Let's Cook the Books!" e-mail scandal -- the CRU said that all its data on the Earth's temperature since 1960 had been irretrievably "lost." (Although I suspect "overcooked" might be a more apt term.)

The way this episode is unfolding, the environmentalists may be forced to drop their phantom threat of global warming and go back to the phantom threat of global cooling.

Most disturbingly, the CRU-affiliated "scientists" were caught red-handed conspiring to kill the careers and reputations of scientists who dissented from the religion of global warming. Indignant that scientific journals were publishing papers skeptical of global warming, the cult members plotted to get editors ousted and the publications discredited.

This sabotage of global warming dissenters may be more galling than their manipulation of the data. Until now, the global warming cult's sole argument has been to demand that everyone shut up in response to the "scientific consensus" that human activity was causing global warming.

That's their idea of a free and open debate.

It's always the same thing with primitive people -- voodoo practitioners, rain dancers and liberals. In lieu of facts, debate and a weighing of the evidence, religious fanatics respond to all counterarguments by invoking a higher authority: the witch doctor, a "scientific consensus," "the Constitution" or "historians are agreed."

Liberals won't tell us why Congress passed a law outlawing incandescent lightbulbs by 2014 -- a bill solemnly delivered to the president in a Prius hybrid (making it the slowest-moving bill in U.S. history). Instead, they tell us there's a "scientific consensus" that we have to use fluorescent lightbulbs or we'll all die.

They won't tell us why Ten Commandments monuments must be stripped from every public space in America. Instead, they tell us "the Constitution" says so (according to the high priests who interpret it to mean things the document doesn't remotely say).

They won't tell us what Sen. Joe McCarthy lied about. They say: Historians are agreed that McCarthy was a liar. (These are the same historians who also stated as fact that "few American Communists were spies" -- until decrypted Soviet cables proved that the Communist Party was awash with Soviet spies.)

This is precisely what liberals accuse Christians of doing, but which Christians never do. We don't cite the Bible as authority -- and then refuse to let anyone read it. We certainly don't claim to have "lost" it, so you can't check for yourself. But that's exactly what the CRU has done with its secret data allegedly showing a warming Earth.

Also, biblical data on the great flood and Noah's ark have held up remarkably well.

Even if the Earth were warming -- which apparently it is not -- the idea that humans using energy-efficient lightbulbs would alter the temperature of the globe is approximately as plausible as the Aztecs' belief that they were required to wrench the beating heart out of living, breathing humans in order to keep the sun on its path.

Sadly, the "human sacrifice deniers" lost the argument to Aztec CRU scientists, who explained that there was a "scientific consensus" on the benefits of ritual murder.

But at least the Aztecs only slaughtered tens of thousands of humans in the name of "climate change." The global warming cultists want us all dead.

Do Smoking Guns Cause Global Warming, Too? - HUMAN EVENTS

If you are a left leaner and have managed to read to this point read the comment the nice folks printed. I am sure that the site doesn't agree with much of that but many of the people here would agree with all of it. I wonder how many will read far enough to make a comment on this.
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Old 12-02-2009, 10:13 PM
 
Location: ABQ
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Ann Coulter? For serious? I'm going to get you a Barnes and Noble gift card.

I read basically up to the point where she, having no scientific knowledge herself, actually claimed that Biblical evidence had help up well through the flood.

You can't make this stuff up, folks!

I have determined, after extensive surveying, tabulation, and data analysis, that the average creationist in the U.S. earns $21,387.29 in family income; owns 1.2 cars, 1.8 TVs, and 2.3 kids; and has, at some point in his life, answered to the name "Bubba". He has less than one year of college. Yet he knows more about paleontology than Bakker or Horner or Currie (or he thinks that what they know is wrong--same thing). He knows more about the definition of evolution than Gould or Dawkins. He knows more about biology than Dobzhansky or Mayr. He knows more about cosmology than Hawking, Smoot, or Witten, and more about human fossils than Johanson or the Leakeys. He knows more "true" geology than geologists, more physics than physicists, more astronomy than astronomers--and more about everything than atheists like Asimov or Sagan. Humble, they're not.
-Exerpt from Things Creationists Hate
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Old 12-02-2009, 10:24 PM
 
Location: Southcentral Kansas
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Originally Posted by Puddy4LyF View Post
Ann Coulter? For serious? I'm going to get you a Barnes and Noble gift card.

I read basically up to the point where she, having no scientific knowledge herself, actually claimed that Biblical evidence had help up well through the flood.

You can't make this stuff up, folks!

I have determined, after extensive surveying, tabulation, and data analysis, that the average creationist in the U.S. earns $21,387.29 in family income; owns 1.2 cars, 1.8 TVs, and 2.3 kids; and has, at some point in his life, answered to the name "Bubba". He has less than one year of college. Yet he knows more about paleontology than Bakker or Horner or Currie (or he thinks that what they know is wrong--same thing). He knows more about the definition of evolution than Gould or Dawkins. He knows more about biology than Dobzhansky or Mayr. He knows more about cosmology than Hawking, Smoot, or Witten, and more about human fossils than Johanson or the Leakeys. He knows more "true" geology than geologists, more physics than physicists, more astronomy than astronomers--and more about everything than atheists like Asimov or Sagan. Humble, they're not.
-Exerpt from Things Creationists Hate
I guess I missed the title of this thread. Nope, I posted the first post and didn't see one thing about creationists in the opinion piece.

You screwed up very badly when you failed to read all of this thing as I suggested. You would have howled and screamed in glee if you had read that long comment, but then you can lead a horse to water and he drinks if he wants to. I tried to lead you to something you would enjoy and you refused. Are libs related in any way to horses?
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Old 12-02-2009, 10:26 PM
 
Location: ABQ
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I guess I missed the title of this thread. Nope, I posted the first post and didn't see one thing about creationists in the opinion piece.

You screwed up very badly when you failed to read all of this thing as I suggested. You would have howled and screamed in glee if you had read that long comment, but then you can lead a horse to water and he drinks if he wants to. I tried to lead you to something you would enjoy and you refused. Are libs related in any way to horses?
I guess critical thinking skills are lacking.

My comment addressed the idiocy of part of the piece you pasted, as well its author.

P.S. I'm not a 'lib.'

P.P.S. Put down the remote to your TV and go read a [real] book.
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Old 12-02-2009, 10:31 PM
 
Location: Southcentral Kansas
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Originally Posted by Puddy4LyF View Post
I guess critical thinking skills are lacking.

My comment addressed the idiocy of part of the piece you pasted, as well its author.

P.S. I'm not a 'lib.'

P.P.S. Put down the remote to your TV and go read a [real] book.
Oh I pasted all of it so you tell me where you got the part about creationists.

BTW, I am a Christian, Republican non-believer in global warming but I am very much anti-creationist. It is that part about thinking skills that bothers me since you seemed to get lost as to the subject of the thread.

Oh, I forgot to mention that attacking the author is not discussing what the author wrote but it is so very liberal in MO.

Maybe you should go back there and read the very long first comment since you would be likely to get a kick out of it.
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Old 12-05-2009, 07:34 AM
 
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[quote=roysoldboy;11867832]Here is a chance to learn how scientists can change the meanings of words in the middle of an e-mail scam. Also, you can see how they fail to debate since they have declared that debate finished long ago.



Do Smoking Guns Cause Global Warming, Too?
by Ann Coulter
12/02/2009


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Ann Coulter is the cause you you getting all hot and bothered which in turn causes Global Warming.
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