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The Great Hoax
Climate Change > Climategate
Climate Change > Hockey Stick
Climate Change > Political Aspects
Global warming warmongers insist that the recently exposed "Climategate" emails, exchanged among climate scientists working for the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), do not change the basic science underlying global warming, so they are no big deal. But they are quite wrong. The data and the arguments now discredited by the corruption exposed in the emails leaves the scientific case against the idea of man-caused global warming overwhelming at this point.
The Warmongers you see on television claiming a well-established scientific consensus in favor of man-caused global warming are pretending, or play-acting, for the purpose of misleading you. Quite to the contrary, the scientific argument for man-caused global warming was thoroughly demolished earlier this year with the release of the 880-page study, Climate Change Reconsidered, authored by the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC). The response to that study can be taken as an admission by global warming advocates that they cannot defend their position in debate.
WHAT'S NEWJim Lakely - July 22, 2010
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Fergus Hodgson - July 20, 2010
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Natasha Altamirano - July 19, 2010
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H. Sterling Burnett - July 13, 2010
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Sarah McIntosh - July 13, 2010
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Thomas Cheplick - July 13, 2010
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Bonner R. Cohen - July 13, 2010
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