posted 12-12-2018 06:23 PM                  

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Originally posted by Terdcal:
[B]a·nom·a·ly
/əˈnäməlē/Submit
noun

A-Nom-A-Ly = HOMO-CIDE BY LIBERAL FAR LEFT DIMOCRAPS [/B]

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Terdcal,,,,Please take your MSNBC idol,,,,your liberal, jaw-jacking brother, the Reverend Al Sharpton.....and teach him the proper pronunciation and meaning of HOMICIDE since you have mastered the regional dialect of New Yorkers.

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http://www.weaselzippers.us/405378-fail-al-sharpton-on-his-msnbc-show-repeatedly-pronounces-homicide-as-homo-cide/

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Fail: Al Sharpton On His MSNBC Show Repeatedly Pronounces “Homicide” As “Homo-cide”…

posted 12-12-2018 07:11 PM                  

Larrie Cat = ABBY NORMAL BRAIN

posted 12-13-2018 11:42 AM                  

The idea was for "scientist" and "researchers" to receive HUGE federal grants in the BILLIONS and they needed a well known public figure to promote the lie in order to get their greedy hands on those BILLIONS......Hence, a LOT of money came Al's way.

http://www.newsmax.com/Finance/MKTNews/Global-Warming-climate-change/2014/11/17/id/6 07827/

Interestingly, his costly efforts had little success and the money stopped flowing into Al's bank account. REAL scientists who DO NOT believe the BS have repeatedly requested that Al Gore defend his cries of doom and gloom by conducting a DEBATE with Al on the subject.

GUESS WHAT?.....Al has ALWAYS refused to debate ANYONE on the effects of global warming in spite of numerous requests....LOOK IT UP....He won't do it....Because it's all fake and Gore knows practically nothing about the science...

Here's a scientist who tried to get GORE to debate GW:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEPFmwvqdDo

Furthermore, someone might ask Al about his sprawling mansion and the costs to heat and cool it....Surely a man with his deep concern for the earth would live very conservatively, right?

http://www.snopes.com/fact-check/al-gores-energy-use/

And:

http://www.gopusa.com/the-inconvenient-reality-of-electricity-usage-at-al-gores-home/

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posted 12-13-2018 01:43 PM                  

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posted 12-13-2018 08:12 PM                  

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Originally posted by ALLEY CAT:
Thanks for posting Tom...
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[B]"The Heartland Institute
Published on Nov 18, 2016
Video of Heartland Institute Science Director Jay Lehr at the AM 560 Freedom Summit in suburban Chicago on October 29, 2016. Lehr's thesis: There is not now, nor has there ever been, any scientific evidence proving mankind has affected the climate on a global scale. Our media and “scientific community” tell us otherwise. But here’s the truth: The hypothesis of man-caused global warming is based almost entirely on computer modeling that are, quite simply, a bad scientific joke. However, that has not stopped politicians from pouring hundreds of millions in taxpayer-funded grants to unethical scientists to keep the scam going. The result is continued impoverishment of the poor, a declining standard of living for the middle class, and greater empowerment of the ruling class."[/B]

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This is hardly a credible source.

Heartland has long questioned the links between tobacco smoking, secondhand smoke, and lung cancer and the social costs imposed by smokers.[32] One of Heartland's first campaigns was against tobacco regulation.[8] According to the Los Angeles Times, Heartland's advocacy for the tobacco industry is one of the two things Heartland is most widely known for.[33]

During the 1990s, the Institute worked with tobacco company Philip Morris to question the links between smoking, secondhand smoke and health risks.[4] Philip Morris commissioned Heartland to write and distribute reports. Heartland published a policy study which summarized a jointly prepared report by the Association of Private Enterprise Education and Philip Morris. The Institute also undertook a variety of other activities on behalf of the tobacco industry, including meeting with legislators, holding off-the-record briefings, and producing op-eds, radio interviews, and letters.[4]:233–34

A 1993 internal "Five Year Plan" from Philip Morris to address environmental tobacco smoke regulation called for support for the efforts of the Institute.[34][35] In 1996, Heartland president and chief executive officer Joe Bast wrote an essay entitled "Joe Camel is Innocent!,"[8][34] which said that contributions from the tobacco industry to Republican political campaigns were most likely because Republicans "have been leading the fight against the use of 'junk science' by the Food and Drug Administration and its evil twin, the Environmental Protection Agency."[36] In the "President's Letter" in the July 1998 issue of The Heartlander, the Institute's magazine, Bast wrote an essay "Five Lies about Tobacco",[8][34] which said "smoking in moderation has few, if any, adverse health effects."[37][38] In 1999, Bast referenced the essays in soliciting financial support from Philip Morris, writing "Heartland does many things that benefit Philip Morris' bottom line, things that no other organization does."[34] A Philip Morris executive, the firm's manager of industrial affairs, was a member of the board of directors of the Institute.[34] In 2005, the Institute opposed Chicago's public smoking ban, at the time one of the strictest bans in the country.[39]

In their 2010 book Merchants of Doubt, Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway wrote that the Institute was known "for its persistent questioning of climate science, for its promotion of 'experts' who have done little, if any, peer-reviewed climate research, and for its sponsorship of a conference in New York City in 2008 alleging that the scientific community's work on global warming is fake."[4]:233 The Oxford Handbook of Climate Change and Society in a chapter "Organized Climate Change Denial" identified Heartland as a conservative think tank with a strong interest in environmental and climate issues involved in climate change denial.[45]:149 Heartland "emerged as a leading force in climate change denial" in the decade 2003–2013, according to sociology professor Riley Dunlap of Oklahoma State University and political science professor Peter J. Jacques of the University of Central Florida.[46] Institute staff "recognize that climate change is a profound threat to our economic and social systems and therefore deny its scientific reality," wrote Naomi Klein in This Changes Everything.[47]:211

Oil and gas companies have contributed to the Institute, including $736,500 from ExxonMobil between 1998 and 2005.[82][116] Greenpeace reported that Heartland received almost $800,000 from ExxonMobil.[53] In 2008, ExxonMobil said that it would stop funding to groups skeptical of climate warming, including Heartland.[116][117][118][not in citation given] Joseph Bast, president of the Institute, argued that ExxonMobil was simply distancing itself from Heartland out of concern for its public image.[116]

It is frequently said that university and government scientists are paid to say what they do. Heartland is a prime example of just that.

posted 12-15-2018 11:26 AM                  

NASA
NOAA
Script Institute
etc, etc, etc.....

posted 12-15-2018 05:46 PM                  

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Originally posted by reechee:
CSALL,

I have solar panels on my roof. I drive a Chevy Volt to the ferry and take that to San Francisco to go to work.

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posted 12-15-2018 06:04 PM                  

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Originally posted by TLRandall:
I am burning a cut up tree in my fireplace right now, I have an oil well on the back side of my property, I drive a Hummer H2, and F450 Diesel, and several other non fuel efficient cars, and I drive to work everyday in one of them, and make the 4 hour each way drive to see my grandkids every weekend. I think I am contributing to the economy just fine.

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posted 12-15-2018 06:24 PM                  

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Originally posted by TLRandall:
I am burning a cut up tree in my fireplace right now, I have an oil well on the back side of my property, I drive a Hummer H2, and F450 Diesel, and several other non fuel efficient cars, and I drive to work everyday in one of them, and make the 4 hour each way drive to see my grandkids every weekend. I think I am contributing to the economy just fine.

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