Finding the Truth about Climate Change
Rated • 2 reviews • environment, politics • climatepolice.com
I like to hear two sides of an argument before I create an opinion on any issue. Global warming is an issue, and no one can argue that fact. The argument, instead, centers on whether global warming is real or not (although I thought that issue was settled at the beginning of this year).
I distrust any media (because I work for this industry and I know how biased stories are generated and why), so both sides of this issue need scrutiny. The Climate Police provides one example where global warming problems are mitigated by some interesting documentation. I consider this documentation no more or less convincing than some of the media hysteria about global warming from the "we're going to die in 25 years" perspective.
What I do resent is reviews about the Climate Police, such as the one offered by News Busters. This site states that Climate Police is "nonpolitical." But when a site lists the story,"Gore to receive honorary doctorate in climatology," under the heading "humor," I tend to find that action extremely political.
And then there's personal bias. Since News Buster's mission is to become "the leader in documenting, exposing and neutralizing liberal media bias," I tend to question anything that this site espouses, including (but not limited to) the Climate Police.
Thumbs up to staying close to your friends and even closer to your enemies.
