red states rule
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Of course you admit that the weather channel is pushing a liberal agenda. Just listen to yourself.
Isn't the weather channel representing itself as an unbiased and scientific-based medium? To insinuate a biased liberal agenda into its program is therefore underhanded and a form of lying to the public.
However, they haven't decided that....in fact there is no agreement about global warming within the scientific community. Yet, liberals jump to ostrasize anyone who disagrees with their viewpoint. This is fascism, pure and simple. Fascists will override the facts if it is in it their interest to do so and stamp out any opposition. Seeing this play out with a stupid weather channel is rather eye opening for you, don't you think?
A weather channel is supposedly representing scientific facts to the public; it does not represent itself as a political commentary show. The cigarette companies were sued because they hid the facts about cigarette smoking. Maybe we should sue the weather channel for misrepresenting the facts about global warming?
Libs support free speech as long as those speaking agree with them. If you dare to step out on kine, and tel the truth, you will become a target and you will be attacked
Remember Max Mayfield on the Weather Channel. He is now stepping out of line as well
How they dance around the point.
There is a chorous of officials denying global warming could be part of the story. Here's our director of the National Hurricane Center as quoted in USA Today (9/21/2005)
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Max Mayfield told a congressional panel that he believes the Atlantic Ocean is in a cycle of increased hurricane activity that parallels an increase that started in the 1940s and ended in the 1960s.
The ensuing lull lasted until 1995, then "it's like somebody threw a switch," Mayfield said. The number and power of hurricanes increased dramatically.
Under questioning by members of the Senate Commerce subcommittee on disaster prevention and prediction, he shrugged off the notion that global warming played a role, saying instead it was a natural cycle in the Atlantic Ocean that fluctuates every 25 to 40 years.
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Yes part, perhaps most, of it is a natural cycle, but what's this stuff about "throwing a switch?" And when he says "the Atlantic Ocean fluctuates" what the heck does he think is fluctuating? The sea level? The color of the ocean? Might it be the temperature?! The ocean warms and cools. Those fluctuations are natural. But if he admits that a half degree of ocean warming causes these natural cycles, that opens the door for the question of what effect half a degree of global warming would have.
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James Glassman: Dr. OÂ’Brien, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina ... You are an expert on hurricanes: do you think that global warming has had an affect on the intensity of hurricanes?
Dr. James OÂ’Brien: Absolutely not. All of the people who are hurricane scientists or teach about hurricanes at the graduate level that IÂ’ve talked to agree with me.
Obviously, Dr. O'Brien talks only to those who agree with him. He could check this page on the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration web site to find lots of them. And of course the whole reason for this interview is that they've been been making news.
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Dr. James J. O'Brien is Director of the Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies at Florida State University, while James Glassman is an interviewer from TechCentral website, a "Free-Market" site that favors libertarian politics.
http://zfacts.com/p/223.html