Creating the Great Sucking Sound
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I have never been impressed by the messenger and always inspect the message, which I now understand is not the norm. People prefer to filter out discordant information. As such, I am frequently confronted with, "Where did you hear that...." Well, here you go. If you want an email version, send me an email.
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[L]eaked documents seen by the Associated Press, yesterday revealed deep concerns among politicians about a lack of global warming over the past few years. Germany called for the references to the slowdown in warming to be deleted, saying looking at a time span of just 10 or 15 years was ‘misleading’ and they should focus on decades or centuries. Hungary worried the report would provide ammunition for deniers of man-made climate change. Belgium objected to using 1998 as a starting year for statistics, as it was exceptionally warm and makes the graph look flat – and suggested using 1999 or 2000 instead to give a more upward-pointing curve. The United States delegation even weighed in, urging the authors of the report to explain away the lack of warming using the ‘leading hypothesis’ among scientists that the lower warming is down to more heat being absorbed by the ocean – which has got hotter.
Labels: fraud, Global warming, IPCC, scientists
...The Financial Times reports that the cost of insuring Goldman's debt against default has increased by some 80% in the last two weeks. According to Markit, a 5-year credit default swap insuring $10m of Goldman debt currently costs around $162,000-a-year - more than it costs to purchase similar protection for Citi and Morgan Stanley.
Labels: Barack Obama, fraud, Goldman Sachs, Gore
I have spent my career, both in the private sector and now as your Representative in Congress, working to build the economy in Upstate New York....
After Murphy’s father passed away in 2006, he and his family moved to Glens Falls, N.Y., so that his wife could be near her family’s dairy farm. Murphy said he attends a 57-person Sunday dinner with Hogan’s family nearly every week.WIKI:
Early life and career
The son of a teacher and mail carrier,[3] Murphy graduated from David H. Hickman High School, Columbia, Missouri in 1988,[5] and later graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University.
Murphy worked for Bankers Trust [ NYC] for two years in the early 1990s before becoming an entrepreneur. In 1994, he co-founded an interactive media company, Small World Software. [NYC sport's fantasy firm] In 1998 the company, which had grown to 25 employees, was purchased by the internet-consulting company iXL.[6] He then served as one of the heads of the purchased entity, rebranded "iXL New York". iXL later went bankrupt in 2002 during the end of the dot-com bubble. In 2001 Murphy joined Advantage Capital Partners, a venture capital partnership. [Not Upstate - National Company. It says he "joined" not that he was a partner.]
He currently serves as President of the Board of Directors of Upstate Venture Association of New York, Inc.[7] [Not a company - another NGO - pay us and we will consult] He also worked as an aide, Deputy Chief of Staff, and fundraiser for former Governors of Missouri Mel Carnahan and Roger B. Wilson ....
The committee also says that Murphy, who is challenging Assembly Minority Leader James Tedisco for the open seat, has recently changed his biography online. It used to say, “prior to joining Advantage Capital, Mr. Murphy founded three different Internet-related businesses…” one of which was “Baazee.com, the leading online auction site in India that was sold to eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY).”The congressional seat is open after Kirsten Gillibrand was appointed to the Senate. The district runs from Dutchess County to the North Country.Once we send him off, he would qualify to work at the Treasury. After all, he is a tax cheat; further, has more business experience, as it is, than Geithner, as Tim admitted this week - I have no experience in the private sector. He did so without a hint that he saw this as a problem.
Labels: biography, fraud, Scott Murphy
Ooooh. There is a convincing argument: "Because I say 'others say so.'"James McCarthy, a respected Harvard professor who was a former Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change lead author, sent a letter to Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) today stressing that e-mails stolen from climate scientists do not undermine the evidenc for manmade global warming. McCarthy is board chair of both the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS).
The letter reads "The scientific process depends on open access to methodology, data, and a rigorous peer-review process. The robust exchange of ideas in the peer-reviewed literature regarding climate science is evidence of the high degree of integrity in this process. The body of evidence that human activity is prominent agent in global warming is overwhelming. The content of these a few personal emails has no impact what-so-ever on our overall understanding that human activity is driving dangerous levels of global warming.”
As a graduate student at Harvard, I was told that fields do not advance because people change their minds; rather, fields advance because people die.Things are getting sticky for the left-control drones. Their most recent tool, climate fear, as a way to control the world and divert billions to them, is unraveling. Hence, the above letter to Barbara Boxer, whom I am sure didn't ask for the letter to be sent, saying all is well the the emperor does really have new clothes, even if the tailor spilled the beans that he kills anyone who can't see the garb.
From a wiki regarding Peter Jennings:
...He struggled academically, and Jennings later surmised that it was out of "pure boredom" that he failed 10th grade and dropped out. "I loved girls," he said. "I loved comic books. And for reasons I don't understand, I was pretty lazy."[2] Jennings then briefly attended Carleton University, where he says he "lasted about 10 minutes" before dropping out.[3] He also attended the University of Ottawa[4].Here is a response to the article above, from someone who didn't drop out of Harvard and who took the time to mention things like facts, If course, this entry could be a big fraud, so one may want to look at he cited references, unlike those given by the UN. Just stop saying, "Where did you read that?"
1. On April 20, the CDC announced the swine flu pandemic was here: 4 cases, no deaths.
2. May: WHO redefines the word "pandemic" so we can have one. Took out the idea of deaths. See article below, Russia dismisses this pandemic.
3. July: The CDC STOPS testing for swine flu and directs states to stop. Why? Because, they say, its here, so why bother? Therefore, NO CASE OF SWINE FLU after July IS CONFIRMED. NONE. This is not science, nor is it moronic; this is a fraud.
1. Big Pharma - guaranteed payment with a no liability, per your Congress.
2. CDC
3. WHO
4. Doctors/hospitals
5. Governments - control and more taxes. There is an alleged new strain in __, which also has no deadly effects, but never mind. The WHO stepped in and demanded the government ban all social gatherings, which has been done. This is a continuation of the trend to make everyone a victim who needs the state. If you think this is over-the-top, try reading some history. Try the Frankfurt School, Alinsky (whose organization employed Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama).