Monday, December 7, 2009
Climategate Potpourri
* Lew Rockwell on how the Left was diverted from its noble mission of opposing wars and protecting civil liberties. (Rockwell also passes on this story: US creationists defend the Climategate scientists!)
* Clive Crook has a similar take to mine.
* Because of Crook, Megan McArdle also starts to thinking that maybe there is something there after all.
* Clive Crook has a similar take to mine.
* Because of Crook, Megan McArdle also starts to thinking that maybe there is something there after all.
Comments:
The Blackadder Says:
The creationism story is satire (it's funny satire, but I don't want anyone getting the idea that it's a real story).
The creationism story is satire (it's funny satire, but I don't want anyone getting the idea that it's a real story).
# posted by 
: December 7, 2009 at 12:13 PM
: December 7, 2009 at 12:13 PM
What? The wackos from Waco aren't on the up and up? Aw man! :)
# posted by : December 7, 2009 at 2:54 PM
: December 7, 2009 at 2:54 PM
You have to love Crook's urging that the IPCC needs to be fixed. The point is that it is fixed. It is the height of fantasy to imagine that a political body formed and funded by a collection of world governments is ever going to come to any conclusion other than one which necessitates a substantial increase in the powers of those governments.
We are supposed to ignore a scientists work and pronouncements if it is discovered that an employee of an oil company once bought them a pepsi and yet if you are to point out that the IPCC is a fully owned subsidiary of those interests its recommendations would benefit you're dismissed as some kind of conspiracy theorist
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We are supposed to ignore a scientists work and pronouncements if it is discovered that an employee of an oil company once bought them a pepsi and yet if you are to point out that the IPCC is a fully owned subsidiary of those interests its recommendations would benefit you're dismissed as some kind of conspiracy theorist
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