George Will on global warming

I was just watching Weird Science. Man, Lisa was hot. I don't think I've ever met a Lisa who wasn't hot. Would you agree, idiotsnetwork?

 

I am a LIBERALS! and I have a BLOGS!

 

You set 'em up. We knock 'em down.
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Steven_J._Milloy

I certainly trust implicitly the scientific integrity of a tobacco industry hack.

 

The Indians Network family awaits the global all-clear from their party-approved scienticians.

 

Man, miss a couple of days around here and return to find indiansnetwork lecturing people on reading and comprehension. WTF?

It's like a paraplegic handing out walking tips.

 

Like Britney Spears handing out parenting tips.

 

Like T.O. lecturing on teamwork.

 

Keeping in mind what indiansnetwork and OT have said about gay people, environmentalists and liberals...

If you're homosexual and join Greenpeace, you're an illiterate terrorist with a mental disorder bent on destroying the American economy. Cool.

 

This is good:

Milloy is also the co-founder, with tobacco industry executive Thomas Borelli, of the Free Enterprise Action Fund, which claims to be an investment fund that seeks "long-term capital appreciation through investment and advocacy that promote the American system of free enterprise." According to a January 26, 2006 report in the Chicago Tribune, "The fund's advocacy stance boils down to opposing many of the things supported by traditional 'social investment funds,' because issues like global warming or corporate governance distract business from its real role of operating in the best interests of shareholders." However, its performance as an investment has been less than stellar. The Tribune called it the "Stupid Investment of the Week ...

Damn pesky corporate governance.

Stupid Investment of the Week?

I wonder how much money Yawn, OT & Indians have invested in this guy.

 

“[W]e have to [sic] offer up scary scenarios, make simplified, dramatic statements, and make little mention of any doubts we may have. Each of us has to [sic] decide what the right balance is between being effective and being honest.”
- Stephen Schneider (quoted in Our Fragile Earth, Jonathan Schell)

 

Odds on this quote having been wrenched hopelessly out of context by some wingnut website?

 

It is really hard to take you guys seriously when you can not even do your math correctly.
http://www.technologyreview.com/Energy/13830/page1/