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Oct 22 2007

John Stossel exposes the Global Warming Myth on 20/20

Published by Karl at 1:25 am under Uncategorized

A brilliant assessment and expose of the Gore fueled Global Warming fraud.

Watch it, it is one of the best summaries of the flaws in the Global Warming Alarmists dogma.

 

Still think the science is settled?

Rather than blame the Anti Alarmists for interrupting science and policy, we should be thanking them for allowing research to continue before we do something presumptuous and do more harm than good.

Here, as an encore, is Stossel on Ethanol.

 

 

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2 Responses to “John Stossel exposes the Global Warming Myth on 20/20”

  1. robert sloanon 24 Oct 2007 at 6:45 pm

    This interview was before the recent fires in California. What do you say now?

  2. Karlon 24 Oct 2007 at 6:53 pm

    > Comment:
    > This interview was before the recent fires in California. What do you say now?

    About what?

    About fires that were spread by winds that happen every year, with some years being worse then others?

    Or about the impact of environmentalism on forest and brush management and how that gave the fires an increased fuel supply?

    The Fires are not Bush’s fault nor are they the result of Global Warming (as many politicians, pundits and environmentalists are presently claiming), and if anything they show the danger of making legislation on the basis of environmental policies without fully understanding the resulting consequences.

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