Peter Voser of Royal Dutch Shell Talks About the Kind of [Climate Swindle] Legislation He'd Like to See - WSJ.com

[MURRAY]: Why is Shell alone among the oil companies in continuing to push for this?

PETER VOSER: We have a belief that we need a market-based energy legislation in this country.
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MR. MURRAY: We talk about Shell as an oil company, but you're very close to becoming a predominantly natural-gas company, aren't you?

MR. VOSER: That's absolutely correct. Shell started quite a while back, actually, to put a lot of emphasis on gas. And by 2012, we will have more gas production world-wide than we have oil.

Global warming threatens Seychelles Islands

Streets flooded in the Seychelles Islands after the 2004 tsunami. This photograph taken on December 27, 2004 shows the danger of global warming to the islands. (George Thande/Reuters)

The Hockey Schtick: The Sunday Funnies

It's official: the consensus for Man-made Climate Change is now over-unanimous. The results from a recent poll conducted by the Mann-Hansen Group strongly support Mann-made Climate Change theories by 130% for to -50% against. This unprecedented result was obtained by counting a 'no' vote as a negative response which is added by subtracting. This also generates a positive feedback raising the pro vote beyond the 100% level.

Big Hollywood » Blog Archive » James Cameron Declares Thoroughly Debunked Global Warming as Severe a Threat as WWII

How much carbon did the Malibu Mansion-dwelling director emit to create and promote ”Avatar?”

If Cameron and all the other elitists who so casually spew this socialism-disguised-as-nonsense enviro stuff really believed Global Warming was a dire threat, they would behave accordingly with respect to their own jet-set lifestyles and carbon-spewing professions.

I don’t believe in Global Warming because — well, because I have a brain — but mainly because the James Camerons and the Al Gores of the world don’t believe in it, either.

Sarah Palin Hits Global Warming & The Wisdom of Reagan In Calgary Speech

• She drew spirited applause from the crowd when she said that those who advocate sound science, not “snake oil science’ in discussion about climate change will win the debate. “What’s going on right now is vindication for us that were dealing with sound science, not politics. People’s eyes and ears are now open.”