As a fellow Canadian whom at one time held this man in very high regard, I am very embarrassed for our country. I bought books for my children written by him and brought them into our home. Now I see what he truly is and I mourn for the loss of the man he could have been. We occasionally watch the Nature of Things and we see through his propaganda and brainwashing like we are reading captions underneath the screen. What a sad, pathetic man. He could have been so much more but his arrogance and ego overwhelmed his love of science.
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Will the Liberals buy us a cup of coffee?
http://ottawawindconcerns.com/2013/12/06/bob-chiarellis-2-cup-of-coffee/comment-page-1/#comment-1416 Considering the fact, that the Liberals seem to think that $2.00 for each and every one of us here in Ontario, is really no big deal, we can get them to cover the costs for us. After all, it is no more than just buying us a cup off coffee, once a year. Or, I have a better idea. The Liberals cover the cost of cancelling the gas plants, because we are all well aware it was done to buy seats, and we will buy our own damned coffee.
AGW is a way to scare people into submission. Simple!
http://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2013/12/06/global-warming-consensus-crumbling/ We were being frightened into going along with their nonsense, but that train is leaving the station. We know better, now!
Global warming burns itself out….
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2013/12/05/a-theory-ready-for-extinction/ If anything, the theory now, is that we are entering a cooling phase. All completely natural, as a matter of fact, it’s been happening as long as….”weather” has! LOL!
Majority rules on climate science?
By Jeff Jacoby | Globe Columnist Dec. 04,2013
Back in 2006, around the time Al Gore’s global-warming documentary, “An Inconvenient Truth,” was released, I started a file labeled “What Climate Consensus?” Gore was insisting that “the debate among the scientists is over,” and only an ignoramus or a lackey for the fossil-fuel industry could doubt that human beings were headed for a climate catastrophe of their own making. But it didn’t take much sleuthing to discover that there was plenty of debate among scientists about the causes and consequences of global warming. Many experts were skeptical about the hyperbole of alarmists like Gore, and as I came across examples, I added them to my file.
The thicker that file grew, the more shrilly intolerant the alarmists became.
Bulgaria sets the standard for the wind industry that the rest of the world needs to follow
Bulgaria sets the standard for the wind industry that the rest of the world needs to follow.
Absolutely brilliant solution, to a devastating problem! We cannot afford the useless wind turbines, and this is the best way to fix the problem, other than simply ripping down the turbines, and imprisoning the scammers!
via Bulgaria sets the standard for the wind industry that the rest of the world needs to follow.
Liberals are energy-illiterate!
http://lsarc.wordpress.com/2013/12/04/about-energy-literacy-error-404-not-found/#comment-141
The nerve of the Liberal government, trying to educate us. We are the ones who are aware of the truth. It is the Liberals who refuse to acknowledge that their social experiment has gone horribly wrong. They are destroying our economy, and not doing a damned thing, for our environment. Quite the opposite, they are allowing the greedy wind industry to destroy our rural areas, and torture the nearby residents. Denial, doesn’t make it, “not so”. The cigarette industry played the same game for many years, and the government is still raking in money from that fiasco, even though they pretend to be against it. Hypocrites, liars and thieves.
News Poll – Monthly energy bills for the average Ontario household are expected to jump 42% within five years. Is the province’s green energy plan a good deal for taxpayers?
Wind farm noise: a government cover-up
By James Delingpole – The Telegraph – Dec. 3,2013
How good it was seeing wind industry skullduggery exposed on the front page of today’s Telegraph. But there’s plenty more where that came from, I can assure you. The way the noise regulations governing the wind industry have been rigged by vested interests is one of the great public health scandals of our time. Now seems an excellent moment to run, as a guest post, this entry from the Spectator’s Matt Ridley Prize by Richard Cox, David Unwin and Trevor Sherman. It didn’t win but it was, in my view at any rate, a top contender.
James McMurtry: Wasteland Bait & Tackle
From a windshield, through a scream…
…………. Wind farms look decidedly abnormal to me, especially at night. Sometime between the last two deer seasons, a wind farm went in south of my family’s old north Texas ranch house that I use for a hunting camp. Last winter, in the middle of a night, I drove in for a hunt and was astounded to see red lights flashing in unison all along the southern horizon. I didn’t know what I was looking at until daylight, when I could see the turbines. I was angry at those red lights; they weren’t supposed to be there, messing with my memory, flashing through my night. The creak of the sucker rod on an early oil well might have upset my grandfather in a similar way, but probably not. That creak meant money, just as the all night red flashes mean money to the ranchers south of my camp who might get to leave their land to their children, thanks to the wind leases. I shouldn’t complain, but I sometimes do.
Mothers Against Wind Turbines Inc. 