Comments on: Confessions of a (fictional) ‘consensus’ climate scientist

By: Brad

Brad — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 13:41:37 +0000

This is so true and today too many people are too dumb to believe the truth even when its in their face. That and the fact that common sense isn’t common anymore i mean anyone who remembers their grade school science classes would remember that CO2 isn’t pollution and that plants take in CO2 and expel oxygen. If the CO2 levels really were that high plants would be thriving and because of that animals would be thriving because of there being more food in one way or another. seriously use some of what was common sense

By: J.T. Wenting

J.T. Wenting — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 07:21:30 +0000

“Hogwash! Last I checked, scientists aren’t being damned to hell, placed under house arrest, or burned at the stake for denying global warming.”

Maybe not yet, but your buddies in the warmist movement are calling for exactly that, including kangaroo courts to convict them of crimes against nature (with unmentioned but no doubt severe penalties, up to and including death).

And oh, can’t you come up with a more original rant than the old one (proven false) that everything bad in the world is the fault of “the GoP and large corporations”?
That’s proven false without a shadow of a doubt, just like the opinions of your Saint AlGore and his “concensus” of “scientists”.

By: Jason

Jason — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 21:05:08 +0000

“Galileo may have suffered less harshly than he who would dare to question the dogma of global warming.”

Hogwash! Last I checked, scientists aren’t being damned to hell, placed under house arrest, or burned at the stake for denying global warming.

That is a paranoid fantasy. Everyone wants to feel like thier beliefs are being repressed by some big brother opressor. It lends more credibility to their argument.

Trust me, most of our government, the GOP, and the huge corporate interests that dominate political lobbying would love nothing more than to prove global warming to be false. However, they have failed to prove their case beyond a shadow of a doubt, just like the climate change advocates have failed to prove their point 100 percent.

By: Rolf Hopkinson, M.Sc.

Rolf Hopkinson, M.Sc. — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 17:49:07 +0000

I firmly agree. It is heresy in our current, politically correct world to raise any doubts about climate change. Galileo may have suffered less harshly than he who would dare to question the dogma of global warming.