The Payson Roundup / Global warming, fact or fraud

The global warming theme and Cap & Trade (fraud) are one in the same which is about power and money, and redistribution of wealth and a one world government, socialism that is.

It’s interesting to note that the IPCC has abandoned the use of Mann’s hockey-stick in all its publications. That speaks for itself to all those global warming believers, who still believe in Gore and in fantasy and the Wizard of Oz.

Ed Welge

Cold "Patches" in [an allegedly] Warm World - Dot Earth Blog - NYTimes.com

There’s been an unrelenting string of commentary on Dot Earth, and in some other news outlets, from people passionately pointing to the cold conditions around the Northern Hemisphere and crowing [people who don't buy into Revkin's climate fraud promotion evidently spend a lot of their time "crowing"] about the end of global warming. Following up on my post from last week on the Arctic Oscillation, Ken Chang has written a Week in Review story with a bit more detail on the unusual atmospheric patterns behind the big, but very constrained, chill, and the dominance of warm conditions — just not where a lot of Western media are situated...

Special preview: Climategate--The CRUtape Letters

Well we're almost out the door with our book--Steven Mosher and I have been working quite a bit on this. Here's a sneak preview:

...But the leaked files showed that The Team had done this by hiding how they presented data, and ruthlessly suppressing dissent by insuring that contrary papers were never published and that editors who didn’t follow their party line were forced out of their position. And when Freedom of Information requests threatened to reveal their misbehavior, the emails showed them actively conspiring to delete emails to frustrate legitimate requests for information. Worst of all, one scientist threatened to actually delete climate data rather than turn it over—and that data is still missing.

[If you're feeling too warm this week, blame these guys]: Whole Foods Really Is Bad for the Planet | Mother Jones

All of this just highlights the fact that Whole Foods, in reality, is far from the green grocer many customers imagine it to be. Kooky, libertarian, climate-change-denying CEO aside, the company just isn't making the grade when it comes to climate change.