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'Very high up' and really cool - Washington Times

Rated Dec 21 • 1 review • environment, climate change, scam • washingtontimes.com

From the page: "The best summation of the U.N. climate circus in Denmark comes from Andrew Bolt of Australia's Herald Sun: "Nothing is real in Copenhagen - not the temperature record, not the predictions, not the agenda, not the 'solution.' " "
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Therell be nowhere to run from the new world government...

Rated Dec 20 • 5 reviews • politics, climate change • telegraph.co.uk

From the page: There is scope for debate - and innumerable newspaper quizzes - about who was the most influential public figure of the year, or which the most significant event. But there can be little doubt which word won the prize for most important adjective. 2009 was the year in which "global" swept the rest of the political lexicon into obscurity. There were "global crises" and "global challenges", the only possible resolution to which lay in "global solutions" necessitating "global agreements". Gordon Brown actually suggested something called a "global alliance" in response to climate change. (Would this be an alliance against the Axis of Extra-Terrestrials?)
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Weasel Zippers: Lord Monckton Beaten Up By Police In...

Rated Dec 19 • 1 review • politics, scam, climate change, anarchy • weaselzippers.net

From the page: "Lord Monckton Beaten Up By Police In Copenhagen"
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Lawrence Solomon: Wikipedia's climate doctor - FP Comment

Rated Dec 19 • 1 review • medieval history, climate change • nationalpost.com

From the page: "But the Medieval Warm Period was not so great for some humans in our own time �" the same small band that believes the planet has now entered an unprecedented and dangerous warm period. As we now know from the Climategate Emails, this band saw the Medieval Warm Period as an enormous obstacle in their mission of spreading the word about global warming. If temperatures were warmer 1,000 years ago than today, the Climategate Emails explain in detail, their message that we now live in the warmest of all possible times would be undermined. As put by one band member, a Briton named Folland at the Hadley Centre, a Medieval Warm Period �oedilutes the message rather significantly.”"
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Muslims Against Sharia Blog

Rated Dec 18 • 1 review • environment, climate change, middle east • blogspot.com

From the page: "Climategate: peak oil, the CRU and the Oman connection
By James Delingpole

This is a guest post by contributor Andrew30 (whose full name I�ll give you when he reminds me via email). He put it up in comments but it�s so interesting it really deserves a blog all to itself).

Why would a Middle Eastern kingdom be funding a British Climate research business?

Oman has just completed a massive investment in LNG, and developed and installed new CO2 removal technology in their process; this lowers the carbon footprint of their gas. So using their gas to drive electricity generation will be less costly once CO2 is taxed."
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I dont Agree.com

Rated Dec 16 • 0 reviews • environment, climate change • idontagree.com
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Rated Dec 16 • 1 review • environment, climate change • ow.ly

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When scientists lie - NYPOST.com

Rated Dec 15 • 1 review • politics, climate change • nypost.com

From the page: "In the most notorious trial in the history of science, the Inquisition condemned Galileo in 1633. The aged scientist was forced to recant his life�s work. The fact that the earth revolves around the sun threatened the church establishment�s doctrine. Galileo was worse than right �" he was inconvenient.

Since his trial, scientists have mythologized him as their secular saint.

How times have changed: With the Climategate scandal, we now find scientists in the role of inquisitors �" suppressing inconvenient facts and persecuting researchers who challenge the doctrine decreed by the Global Warming clergy. "
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All American Blogger & Stossel on Global Warming

Rated Dec 14 • 1 review • politics, climate change • allamericanblogger.com

From the page: "Stossel on Global Warming"
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American Thinker: Get Global Warming Out of Our Schools

Rated Dec 14 • 1 review • politics, climate change • americanthinker.com

From the page: "We cannot wait for politicians or activists to do any more damage to our future generation. "Global warming" is not just an objectionable and discredited scientific theory. Teachers are grafting the loony climate-change premise onto lifestyle, religion, and politics in "science" classrooms. It cannot stand.

The leaked e-mails and subsequent evaluation of their contents, which inspired the term "Climategate," sound the alarm that we have been fooled for thirty years. There is good cause to believe that the "global warming" data was contorted to achieve a desired result, that true facts were suppressed or destroyed, and that truth-tellers were censored by climate gurus on a mission."
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