Posted by oldtanker on April 08, 2018 at 08:01:33 from (66.228.255.59):
In Reply to: Global Warming posted by pat sublett on April 07, 2018 at 09:14:43:
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OK make no mistake. I did not say that man hasn't causes a lot of bad pollution. I said that global warming is BS. Those statements don't cancel each other out.
Read what Bret wrote, several times I might add..... Yea the climate scientist, the many/majority of the ones often quoted by the EPA total less than 100. And if you bother to look a heck of a lot of their work that they claim proves global warming they have refused to release for the pier review process. A lot that has been pier reviewed has failed to pass muster and is considered by the scientific community to be junk science.
OK, I may not be a climatologist. But I'm not a economist either. Does that mean I can't form an opinion about the economy or the economic policies of the government? I can read. I can research too. And I can and will form an opinion. If I feel that I have been lied to, and I feel the EPA and tree huggers in general have been lying worse than a politician running for office, then I'm going to question what they are putting out. I'm going to write my representatives demanding fixes or cutting power/funding. So this "you can't form an opinion" nonsense is nothing more than people trying to stifle free speech. "Shut up and do as you are told"!
I think that we need to take a balanced approach to this. The tree huggers/EPA don't want balanced at all. It's there way or no way. I even had a guy, retired from the EPA, tell me a few years back "we may have to eliminate some human life to protect the environment"! Translated into legal terms he is advocating committing MURDER. And these are the people you want me to believe in?
The tree huggers and the EPA should read themselves a bedtime story each night until they learn the lesson it teaches. Something about a little boy and a wolf. Yea they were selling wolf tickets when they claimed that we were facing a man induced ice age back in the late 60's and into the 70's. Then it was the ozone layer and Freon in the 80's (make no mistake Freon is a bad pollutant and things needed to change) they were selling wolf tickets to. It was wolf tickets because it take Freon about 50 years to breakdown from it's heavier than air state and get up to the ozone layer. Freon didn't come into widespread use until the late 50's. Just how did it get way up there in a short 25 years or so? Then it was global warming wolf tickets. Ever wonder why they stopped calling it global warming? Because even their tampered with data didn't support global warming. Again wolf tickets. Now climate change? They have cried wolf for so long, and been selling wolf tickets to anyone who will still believe them they have indeed become that little boy.
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