It seems that the IPCC have been caught making spurious claims to back up its global warming thesis.
Dr van Ypersele said:
"I don't see how one mistake in a 3,000-page report can damage the credibility of the overall report".
I can. It damages the credibility of a report because it shows a tendency to include any unfounded, unproven statement that backs up your thesis. It shows a tendency to sex-up any and all statements in your favour and label them as fact. It shows an apparent desperation to prove your point.
It shows that once you start really looking and scrutinising man-made global warming, cracks start to appear in the so-called "settled" science.
I can thoroughly recommend the EUReferendum blogsite for bloody good read and a determined campaign to out the scam that is man-made global warming.
In fact I really should add it to my list of sites....
And Why Should It Have?
-
Oliver and his publisher, Penguin Random House UK (PRH UK), have conceded
to Guardian Australia that *no consultation with any Indigenous
organisation, c...
7 hours ago
No comments:
Post a Comment