Hey, why is this global warming dope talking about the weather???
the former vice president, speaking Saturday in Kansas City, cited many more recent examples how heavy use of fossil fuels is contributing to extreme weather events and trends, in his view.
Gore filled a Westin Crown Center ballroom with a 90-minute presentation, using photos and videos to illustrate a litany of floods, wildfires, torrential rains, droughts, dust storms, rising sea levels and increasing world temperatures.
http://www.kansascity.com/2014/02/22/4843012/al-gore-brings-climate-change.html
the former vice president, speaking Saturday in Kansas City, cited many more recent examples how heavy use of fossil fuels is contributing to extreme weather events and trends, in his view.
Gore filled a Westin Crown Center ballroom with a 90-minute presentation, using photos and videos to illustrate a litany of floods, wildfires, torrential rains, droughts, dust storms, rising sea levels and increasing world temperatures.
http://www.kansascity.com/2014/02/22/4843012/al-gore-brings-climate-change.html
[h=1]Are YOU a 'global warming Nazi'? People who label sceptics 'deniers' will kill more people than the Holocaust, claims scientist[/h]
Barack Obama, David Cameron and Richard Branson are all ‘global warming Nazis’.
This is according to scientist Roy Spencer, who is a professor at the University of Alabama at Huntsville and a vocal denier of man-made climate change.
Dr Spencer believe that people who label those against human-induced global warming ‘climate deniers’ will ‘kill far more people than the Nazis ever did.’
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The radical claim was made by climate scientist Roy Spencer, who is a professor at the University of Alabama at Huntsville and a vocal denier of man-made climate change
He argues, these same people should be appropriately labelled as ‘global warming Nazis.’
‘When politicians and scientists started calling people like me “deniers”, they crossed the line. They are still doing it,’ he wrote in a blog post published yesterday.
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David Cameron is known to have used the term 'climate change denier' along with Barack Obama, Richard Branson, Nick Clegg and Ed Davey
‘They indirectly equate the sceptics' view that global warming is not necessarily all manmade nor a serious problem, with the denial that the Nazi's extermination of millions of Jews ever happened’ wrote Spencer on his blog.
‘Too many of us for too long have ignored the repulsive, extremist nature of the comparison,’ he continues. ‘It's time to push back.'
His reasoning in using the word Nazis is because climate activists are, in his words, 'anti-capitalist fascists'.
‘[They are] willing to sacrifice millions of lives of poor people at the altar of radical environmentalism,’ he wrote.
The words come from a prominent figure in debates surrounding climate change.
Dr Spencer has been a called number of times by the Republican Party to give evidence to Congress.
But the term ‘climate change denier’ isn’t hated by everyone.
Dr Richard Lindzen, when asked which descriptive term he preferred, said: ‘I actually like “denier.” That's closer than "sceptic"’.
Steve Milloy, the operator of the climate change denial website JunkScience.com, told Popular Science, ‘Me, I just stick with "denier" ... I'm happy to be a denier.’
Dr Spencer has previously said: ‘I view my job a little like a legislator, supported by the taxpayer, to protect the interests of the taxpayer and to minimise the role of government.’
In the opening and closing of his blog, he writes: ‘Yeah, somebody pushed my button.'
- Claim was made by Roy Spencer, a professor at University of Alabama
- ‘When politicians and scientists started calling people like me “deniers”, they crossed the line. They are still doing it,’ he wrote in a blog post
- His reasoning for using the word 'Nazi' is because climate activists are, he claims, anti-capitalist fascists
Barack Obama, David Cameron and Richard Branson are all ‘global warming Nazis’.
This is according to scientist Roy Spencer, who is a professor at the University of Alabama at Huntsville and a vocal denier of man-made climate change.
Dr Spencer believe that people who label those against human-induced global warming ‘climate deniers’ will ‘kill far more people than the Nazis ever did.’
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The radical claim was made by climate scientist Roy Spencer, who is a professor at the University of Alabama at Huntsville and a vocal denier of man-made climate change
He argues, these same people should be appropriately labelled as ‘global warming Nazis.’
‘When politicians and scientists started calling people like me “deniers”, they crossed the line. They are still doing it,’ he wrote in a blog post published yesterday.
+3
David Cameron is known to have used the term 'climate change denier' along with Barack Obama, Richard Branson, Nick Clegg and Ed Davey
‘They indirectly equate the sceptics' view that global warming is not necessarily all manmade nor a serious problem, with the denial that the Nazi's extermination of millions of Jews ever happened’ wrote Spencer on his blog.
‘Too many of us for too long have ignored the repulsive, extremist nature of the comparison,’ he continues. ‘It's time to push back.'
His reasoning in using the word Nazis is because climate activists are, in his words, 'anti-capitalist fascists'.
‘[They are] willing to sacrifice millions of lives of poor people at the altar of radical environmentalism,’ he wrote.
The words come from a prominent figure in debates surrounding climate change.
Dr Spencer has been a called number of times by the Republican Party to give evidence to Congress.
But the term ‘climate change denier’ isn’t hated by everyone.
Dr Richard Lindzen, when asked which descriptive term he preferred, said: ‘I actually like “denier.” That's closer than "sceptic"’.
Steve Milloy, the operator of the climate change denial website JunkScience.com, told Popular Science, ‘Me, I just stick with "denier" ... I'm happy to be a denier.’
Dr Spencer has previously said: ‘I view my job a little like a legislator, supported by the taxpayer, to protect the interests of the taxpayer and to minimise the role of government.’
In the opening and closing of his blog, he writes: ‘Yeah, somebody pushed my button.'
Not a lie at all...
“If the United States considers an operation against a terrorist identified as a US person, the Department of Justice will conduct an additional legal analysis to ensure that such action may be conducted against the individual consistent with the Constitution and laws of the United States,” reads a portion of the policy standards and procedures released by the White House last year.
http://rt.com/usa/drone-strike-possible-citizen-401/
Hysterical.
An "additional legal review" by the Executive Branch is not a 'check and balance' as properly understood.
As I've said before, you really are a blathering idiot. You don't know what the words you are typing mean.
Anyway, you of course clowned yourself with your own link:
the White House has admitted to killing three other American citizens abroad since 2009 using drones — Samir Khan, Jude Kenan Mohammed and Al-Awlaki’s teenage son, Abdulrahman. The administration acknowledged that none of those three were intended to be executed, but were rather killed incidentally
Anyway, the suggestion that "97%!" agree with global warming is laughable and preposterous (especially since the globe isn't warming)
only 1 - 3% of respondents "explicitly stated agreement with the IPCC declarations on global warming," and that there was "no agreement with a catastrophic view."
only 1 - 3% of respondents "explicitly stated agreement with the IPCC declarations on global warming," and that there was "no agreement with a catastrophic view."
