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Old 07-07-2008, 09:15 AM
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Quote: Originally Posted by BrianH View Post
LOL, If I didn't know any better, I'd say that you're The Good Shephard with a different screen-name....You enjoy using his retarded tactics. Anyone who disagrees with you is just plain wrong or a liar And funded by Exxon. Anyone who post sources are posting sources that aren't credible or too old... Typical bull crap from AGW alarmist. If I didn't enjoy watching the stupidity level rise with every post of yours, I'd quit posting...
Recently there was a guy saying that global warming was increasing seismic activity which would result in worldwide catastrophe. We've seen global warming blamed for everything from increased bug infestations to hurricanes to tornados in Kansas. I suppose all those locust plagues and Krakatoa and the reoccurring northwest passage in the Arctic were due to methane emissions from all those chariot horses or Viking SUVs?

The lengths that the AGW advocates--why don't the kool-ade drinkers ever check THEIR funding?--go to tie every natural phenomenon to global warming would be amusing if we weren't in danger of losing our freedoms, choices, and at least some of our prosperity to national and international policies that very well may be based on junk science.
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