Media Mayhem: My last 'Apocalypse Now' headline
When is rhetoric over-the-top when you're talking about climate change?
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Britain’s Independent newspaper grabbed the phrase a few years back soon after we entered the new millennium. Just last week, Toronto’s Globe and Mail picked the two words to top a thoughtful piece on proper responses to the climate crisis.
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Popped into the Palm Oil Truth Foundation blog after reading your piece to read their "Apocalypse Now" vignette.
Must say that it makes more sense than all the scaremongering and alarmism that the doomsayers (using the media) are spreading like some Influenza A (H1N1) viruses for reasons best known to them.
The fact that the blog is a palm oil defense site makes it no less accurate and authoritative on the issues. More power to sites like this!
What else can be done with grown folks who are so easily deceived and use no reason. AGW clowns parade and prattle pretending they're smart and caring.To those of us who can read they are very funny indeed.
Does this mean I shouldn't make that pot of green chile this weekend?
Yes, climate changes all the time! It's a fact that climate is not static but in fact dynamic. However, trying to say that man-made (hoax) global warming is due to one metric called CO2 (plant food required for life), a trace gas, is beyond patently wrong. Now if you're looking for a single metric, try looking up at that fireball in the sky called the sun. There you have the source for climate energy that is also a dynamic system with high variability over time. Alarmist should try regulating.... More
Oh, please! Those islands are sinking because of plate activity, not being inundated by rising seas. You could actually look up the facts, instead of parroting the fiction.
Morano's pretty good at using what's out there...here's where he gets his info...
http://climatecrisisgenesis.blogspot.com
I defer to an old, early 1960s Mad Magazine bogus ad for Budweiser...showing a toothless old gaffer, grinning behind his can of Bud...with the saying "Sadder, Bud Weiser..."
That's funny stuff for its day...here's some for now!



























