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I think you mean Truman Bethurum. This is part of his description of the planet Clarion, home of Aura Rhanes, Captain of the 'space scow' visited by Bethurum. 'Clarion' was at firs 'on the other side of the moon' where we couldn't see it. When it was explained to Bethurum that this was...

Phil Jones is the same guy who, when skeptic John Daly died, said, "In an odd way, this is cheering news!" So now we're supposed to what? Feel sorry for this guy as he tries to play the victim card?This same guy is the one who said he would delete data rather than release it, suggested...

Now what's this? Wavegate? Yet additional errors in IPCC reports. This article covers some older ground, but has some additional information as well: New errors in IPCC climate change report - Telegraph Crack! And here's some more back-scratching conflict of interest issues: Climate change...

Here's an interesting 'follow the money' article on AGW. These sums are ironic in view of AGW proponents pointing out climate skeptics' 'ties to big oil' based on $2000 honorariums and such. Anywhere else Pachauri's blatant conflicts of interest regarding AGW would be shouted from the rooftops...

Serious question, blowfish. Is English your native language? I always like to give a little slack to folks whose native language is not English, because i certainly would do worse in their native language.

This just in. Literally hot off the presses a few minutes ago: Africagate, yet another IPCC fumble. I know the 'gate' thing is overused, but that's what they're calling these things, so to use other terminology in avoidance would only serve to confuse the issue. But first, a recap. As you no...

I don't think the two are quite equivalent and, in any case, 'freedom of speech' is applicable only in a public forum, which this is not--not that we normally don't allow you to dig as deep a hole for yourself as you desire. The converse is also true. You can believe whatever you want and be as...

Thought some of you might be interested in this: Technology Review: Blogs: arXiv blog: Physicist Discovers How to Teleport Energy

That would make absolutely no sense at all. Even AGW Alarmists scientists don't say CO2 is, in and of itself, the cause of disaster. They say that CO2 causes a heat buildup, and THAT causes the disaster. The fact remains that it was warmer during those other times and no disaster happened. Heat...

One of the problems with the entire AGW alarmist theory is the idea of a 'tipping point.' The theory says that as the climate warms this will in turn release other, more powerful greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere, resulting in a multiplier effect. In other words, there are two theories...

OK, so I have to put some text in here or the message is 'too short.'

Quit changing the subject. I have said the following so many times I ought to put it in a macro so all I have to do is press F3 and have it spit out. Because I feel Global Warming is a farce has nothing to do with other types of pollution. If there's a bunch of plastic crap in the ocean, let's...

I understand something big about IPCC is afoot. Hate to ring Disclosure type alarm bells, but that's the word on the street. We'll see......

I love that point! lol. We don't need no steenking conspiracy! We're quite capable of fucking everything up ourselves with no extra help.

One of the problems as I see it is that we have a bunch of our fellow citizens worldwide that have been scared shitless by Al Gore & Co.'s falsehood. Gore's movie is so bad that in the UK it cannot be shown in schools without an extensive 'second opinion' piece that points out his many errors...

And for the record, Richard Hoagland is a goofball.

Interesting stuff on Climategate today. First, India is threatening to pull out of IPCC entirely because IPCC cannot be relied upon. When the Indian government called into question the Himalayan Glacier fiasco, the head of IPCC, Pachauri , called it 'voodoo science.' Now that it has been proven...

Michael Sala, PhD, at work. ::) And don't forget the Pickering Brothers and "Source A"

Wow, that surely is similar, skunk. I know some people would love to force these into some sort of screen memory/abduction scenario, but I just have no sense of that at all. I'm thinking it's somehow symbolic or weirdly cultural in nature. Little kids are likely to have anxiety about a world...

The one thing I remember as a child is a recurring dream of a Hulk-type "monster" coming out of the closet and giving me a physical exam. My mother was right beside me just watching, but doing nothing. 'Hulk' would lay me on my back and move my arms up and down. I remember being quite...