Climate Alarmists Are So Uneducated

[Dr.3D]

As I posted earlier, who is funding the anti- climate change side? Exon Mobile. BP. Royal Dutch Shell. The Koch Brothers.

So you would expect them to just sit on their hands while the government attempts to tax them out of business?

 

[Hiki]

So you would expect them to just sit on their hands while the government attempts to tax them out of business?

A business that isn't good for anyones health nor the environment, not to mention that they are just wrong based on their publications.

There isn't two sides to every coin on every issue.

If oil companies go out of business and they're replaced with something better and sustainable, I'd call that a win-win.

 

[Dr.3D]

A business that isn't good for anyones health nor the environment, not to mention that they are just wrong based on their publications.

There isn't two sides to every coin on every issue.

I'd say, you better buy a horse.

 

[Hiki]

I'd say, you better buy a horse.

I'll buy myself a Tesla Model S as soon as I can afford one.

 

[Danke]

Are you two sure you didn't stumble out of the Al Gore Statist Forest and ended up here by mistake?

Sea Level Rising? Gore Buys Multi-Million Dollar Oceanfront Mansion

James M. Taylor, J.D. –
James M. Taylor –
April 30, 2010

One of the benefits of federalism is citizens can vote with their feet in choosing a state whose governance matches their world view. One of the benefits for Al Gore earning countless millions of dollars selling global warming alarm is Gore’s ability to buy property anywhere, and vote on what is and isn’t an imminent environmental crisis based on his real estate selection.

Al Gore may tell gullible followers that rising sea level threatens to swamp global coastlines, but his recent purchase of an $8 million oceanfront mansion in tony Montecito, California, tells another story altogether. Prudent property investors do not purchase multi-million dollar oceanfront mansions if they truly expect them to be underwater soon.

But Gore’s choice of oceanfront property is just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak. According to the Montecito Journal, Gore’s new mansion sprawls over 1.5 acres (“we all need to reduce our ecological footprint”); contains fountains, a spa, and a swimming pool (even though Southern California is water starved, and alarmists tell us global warming will cause more severe drought and water restrictions); and contains six – count them, six – fireplaces (because burning carbon-intensive wood in only five fire places at once simply won’t do when entertaining Hollywood friends).

When Enron executives touted their climate-friendly energy production while simultaneously bailing out of the company on golden parachutes, people should have taken notice. When Al Gore tells Americans we must stave off climate catastrophe by purchasing renewable power and carbon offset credits from companies he owns, and at the same time Gore purchases an oceanfront mansion with over-the-top water usage and half a dozen fireplaces, people should again take notice.

 

[Tpoints]

Sea Level Rising? Gore Buys Multi-Million Dollar Oceanfront Mansion

James M. Taylor, J.D. –
James M. Taylor –
April 30, 2010

One of the benefits of federalism is citizens can vote with their feet in choosing a state whose governance matches their world view. One of the benefits for Al Gore earning countless millions of dollars selling global warming alarm is Gore’s ability to buy property anywhere, and vote on what is and isn’t an imminent environmental crisis based on his real estate selection.

Al Gore may tell gullible followers that rising sea level threatens to swamp global coastlines, but his recent purchase of an $8 million oceanfront mansion in tony Montecito, California, tells another story altogether. Prudent property investors do not purchase multi-million dollar oceanfront mansions if they truly expect them to be underwater soon.

But Gore’s choice of oceanfront property is just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak. According to the Montecito Journal, Gore’s new mansion sprawls over 1.5 acres (“we all need to reduce our ecological footprint”); contains fountains, a spa, and a swimming pool (even though Southern California is water starved, and alarmists tell us global warming will cause more severe drought and water restrictions); and contains six – count them, six – fireplaces (because burning carbon-intensive wood in only five fire places at once simply won’t do when entertaining Hollywood friends).

When Enron executives touted their climate-friendly energy production while simultaneously bailing out of the company on golden parachutes, people should have taken notice. When Al Gore tells Americans we must stave off climate catastrophe by purchasing renewable power and carbon offset credits from companies he owns, and at the same time Gore purchases an oceanfront mansion with over-the-top water usage and half a dozen fireplaces, people should again take notice.

could he have bought it with an expensive insurance policy to scam them for profit like Silverstein did with WTC?

 

[Danke]

http://www.populartechnology.net/2009/10/peer-reviewed-papers-supporting.html

 

[Dr.3D]

I'll buy myself a Tesla Model S as soon as I can afford one.

Yeah.... like the majority of people are going to be able to afford one of those.

 

[Zippyjuan]

So you would expect them to just sit on their hands while the government attempts to tax them out of business?

Just indicating that they have their biases as well.

As a side note, I don't own a car myself. No horse either.

 

[Tpoints]

Yeah.... like the majority of people are going to be able to afford one of those.

Like I care about the majority of the people.

 

[Dr.3D]

Just indicating that they have their biases as well.

As a side note, I don't own a car myself. No horse either.

So would I if I were being slandered.

 

[Dr.3D]

Like I care about the majority of the people.

figures

Suppose you would charge it with sunshine and rainbows too.

 

[Natural Citizen]

There are some rather brilliant folks in various fields of science who do make some logical points. And as far as any of them supporting pot, well...some do. Some whom I highly respect in their respective fields. And they don't yap about industrializing it they squawk about schmokin it. Is a hoot.

 

[Hiki]

Sea Level Rising? Gore Buys Multi-Million Dollar Oceanfront Mansion

James M. Taylor, J.D. –
James M. Taylor –
April 30, 2010

One of the benefits of federalism is citizens can vote with their feet in choosing a state whose governance matches their world view. One of the benefits for Al Gore earning countless millions of dollars selling global warming alarm is Gore’s ability to buy property anywhere, and vote on what is and isn’t an imminent environmental crisis based on his real estate selection.

Al Gore may tell gullible followers that rising sea level threatens to swamp global coastlines, but his recent purchase of an $8 million oceanfront mansion in tony Montecito, California, tells another story altogether. Prudent property investors do not purchase multi-million dollar oceanfront mansions if they truly expect them to be underwater soon.

But Gore’s choice of oceanfront property is just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak. According to the Montecito Journal, Gore’s new mansion sprawls over 1.5 acres (“we all need to reduce our ecological footprint”); contains fountains, a spa, and a swimming pool (even though Southern California is water starved, and alarmists tell us global warming will cause more severe drought and water restrictions); and contains six – count them, six – fireplaces (because burning carbon-intensive wood in only five fire places at once simply won’t do when entertaining Hollywood friends).

When Enron executives touted their climate-friendly energy production while simultaneously bailing out of the company on golden parachutes, people should have taken notice. When Al Gore tells Americans we must stave off climate catastrophe by purchasing renewable power and carbon offset credits from companies he owns, and at the same time Gore purchases an oceanfront mansion with over-the-top water usage and half a dozen fireplaces, people should again take notice.

Like I said, he's a rich douche. And also, the mansion isn't on the shoreline, it's on the hills...

 

[vienna]

i guess it's out of question that the earth is warming.
there is a question whether this effect was caused (in parts) by humans.
and what science tells us is that there is strong evidence.
you can reproduce the greenhouse effect of co2 in the atmosphere in a laboratory.

 

[Natural Citizen]

i guess it's out of question that the earth is warming.

Nope. Not at all. In fact, I'm a firm believer that our shenanigans are helping it along. The problem is that average joe's just can't get passed the political spew pertaining to the discussion and on to the actual science of the matter. Is why I'm profoundly sincere in my belief that genuine science must remain separate from politics.

The correct talking points can never become part of practical discussion as long as we're yapping about the illusion of the issue as opposed to the actual issue and the actual science it involves..

 

[vienna]

measuring the temperature and calculating the average temperature over a given periode has nothing to do with politics.
it's just like it is. it's not even rocket science.

 

[vienna]

here's a useful discussion to watch:

 

[Tpoints]

measuring the temperature and calculating the average temperature over a given periode has nothing to do with politics.
it's just like it is. it's not even rocket science.

you've never been arrested for drug possession and the police puts their finger on the scale to up your alleged quantity?

 

[Natural Citizen]

measuring the temperature and calculating the average temperature over a given periode has nothing to do with politics.
it's just like it is. it's not even rocket science.

Meh. Rocket science is easy. It's just so...yesterday. Don't know why everyone always equates what is perceived to be difficult discussion with rocket science. Yer talking linkin logs with the rocket science speak.