RonRosenbaum.com » The Disgusting Use of “Denialist” by Warming Advocates Trivializes the Holocaust

Nothing in the climate debate which I’ve been paying sporadic attention to is more repulsive than the global warming advocates’ attempt to smear skeptics of their theories and models and predictions as “denialists.” As if they were some analog of holocaust deniers.

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If you add it all up, the fossil fuel industry outspent the environmental groups by $36.8 million to $2.6 million in the second quarter, a factor of 14 to 1. To be fair, not all of that lobbying is climate change lobbying, but that affects both sets of numbers. The numbers don't even include lobbying money from other industries lobbying against climate change, such as the auto industry, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, etc.

YouTube - Dubner Embraces ClimateGate: 'Everybody's Scared To Be A Skeptic'

11/23/09: Appearing on the Fox Business Network, SuperFreakonomics co-author Stephen J. Dubner embraces the idea that a handful of hacked emails are evidence that the scientific consensus on global warming is really just a conspiracy.

'Botch after botch after botch' | Lorrie Goldstein | Toronto Sun

- "OH F--- THIS. It's Sunday evening, I've worked all weekend, and just when I thought it was done, I'm hitting yet another problem that's based on the hopeless state of our databases." (241).

- "This whole project is SUCH A MESS ..." (266)

And based on stuff like this, politicians are going to blow up our economy and lower our standard of living to "fix" the climate?

Are they insane?

Tea partiers score Democrats agenda here - STLtoday.com

Mike Carey, president of the Ohio Coal Association, blasted the proposed climate change legislation, saying it would allow Congress to dictate what Americans ate, where they lived and what kinds of vehicles they drove.

He urged crowd members to support Republican Oklahoma Sen. James Inhofe, a longtime global warming skeptic, in his efforts to bring more attention to what's being billed as "ClimateGate." That scandal broke two weeks ago when e-mails were released showing climate scientists having heated disagreements about recent warming trends while sharing derisive comments about skeptics. "Drill, baby, drill and mine, baby, mine," Carey said.