Global Warming Hoax Weekly Round-Up: Feb.16, 2012

Written by The Daily Bayonet.

how YOU doin'?Breaking the ice isn’t as easy as it used to be, the walrus of love may be endangered, and will we ever learn the secret of the zombie seal mummies of the Antarctic?

Astute readers will notice that the h-word is back in the post title, because, well because, that’s why.

Part One: Hippie of the Week

It would be churlish to not award HOTW to the exuberant hippies at DeSmogBlog. They are genuinely chuffed to little pieces about documents they claim prove the Heartland Institute funded climate skeptic scientists and bloggers.

A full post on the topic was posted yesterday, in case you missed it. The short version is that warmists are far too happy about sharing the fact they’ve been out-messaged, out-played and out-classed by a small group of scientists and writers who had access to a tiny fraction of the financial resources given to the global warming community.

As soon as the news broke, the usual suspects swarmed on to the revelations as if it had never been possible an organization might support others of like mind. I guess they never heard of George Soros, or ever gave a second thought to where Al Gore found $300 million to advertise global warming. Bless their little hemp socks.

who is Des Mogblog?

Since yesterday’s post, the Heartland Institute has released an official comment. It seems that a lot of what was published was true, but the document titled Confidential Memo: 2012 Heartland Climate Strategy is a fake:

One document, titled “Confidential Memo: 2012 Heartland Climate Strategy,” is a total fake apparently intended to defame and discredit The Heartland Institute. It was not written by anyone associated with The Heartland Institute. It does not express Heartland’s goals, plans, or tactics. It contains several obvious and gross misstatements of fact.

It looks like someone wasn’t content with getting their hands on the numbers, but felt the need to further gild the lily. Don’t be surprised, these are warmists, exaggerating data and making up stuff is what they do.

Heartland intends to pursue whoever persuaded an insider to send them the documents:

The stolen documents were obtained by an unknown person who fraudulently assumed the identity of a Heartland board member and persuaded a staff member here to “re-send” board materials to a new email address. Identity theft and computer fraud are criminal offenses subject to imprisonment. We intend to find this person and see him or her put in prison for these crimes.

This threat has hippies howling in protest. How, they cry, can Heartland go after the ‘whistleblower’ in this case and not have a problem with Climategate? But that argument is irrelevant. Heartland has no control over the investigation into the leaks from East Anglia’s motley CRU, and it’s not Heartland’s fault if the authorities are too inept to find the leaker, or hacker, whichever it was.

But, consider this. Given the efficiency and effectiveness of Heartland’s donations in the fight against the global warming alarmist movement, there’s little doubt that the person who impersonated a staff member in order to get the ‘secret’ documents will be found, and perhaps prosecuted.

For now, we congratulate the DeSmogBlog crew for their big score and winning Hippie of the Week, and we look forward to the inevitable, delicious fallout when it all blows up in their faces.

Read parts Two thru Four…

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Gator
# Gator 02-16-2012 14:24
"Frustrated with my slow progress, I reached outside of myself and realized that, you know what? It takes a village to offset 1,858 pounds of CO2, and I’m going to get my neighbors involved in the effort, whether they like it or not. So I set out to start a compost program for my building."

Isn't that always their plan? Make everyone else pay.

“We’re seeing the reality of a lot of the North Pole starting to evaporate, and we could get to a tipping point. Because if it evaporates to a certain point – they have lanes now where ships can go that couldn’t ever sail through before. And if it gets to a point where it evaporates too much, there’s a lot of tundra that’s being held down by that ice cap..”
Rep Henry Waxman - D

And of course, that will cause Guam to tip over next. :o
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Gator
# Gator 02-16-2012 14:34
And WTF does Los Angeles need with a city yacht? America used to have a Presidential yacht, the USS Sequoia. But even the POTUS realized decades ago, that this was excessive, and it is now owned by a private preservation society, and is available for charter.

LA needs a new mayor.



I'm surprised Obummer has not requisitioned the Seqouia for yet another vacation, but I guess anything short of the QE3 would be below the golfer in chief.
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realist
# realist 02-16-2012 20:21
Sounds allot like the so called Obama birth cert issued by the Whitehouse which was totally fake and a fraud.
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Joker
# Joker 02-17-2012 02:53
Looks like McCartney is doing his bit to fight Global Warming.

'McCartney gives up dope! 60s hippy and former Beatle Paul McCartney has decided to stop smoking pot, 'Im doin it for my 8 year old daughter y'know' he said 'when you're a parent you have to be responsible'

Oh yeah Macca, what about your other two daughters Mary and Stella, didn't they count when you were spliffin it up in the 70s and 80s.

McCartney is a hypocrite, oh, and he has a new album out, must be a coincidence that he appears to be courting publicity.

Apparently he jetted over to the states to 'record a few tracks with some class musicians' and then Jetted to ireland to do a few more, and then jetted back to the states, he obviously walked everywhere else!

Carbon footprint time

Discuss
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Speros
# Speros 02-17-2012 11:39
Paul has written some good songs, apart from the daft lyrics, and musically he is far from shallow, but I just wish these successful rich people would STFU!!

We pay them to perform. That means they work for us. If we did not like their music, we would not buy it, and they would be poor, or living on regular incomes like most of us.
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Joker
# Joker 02-18-2012 14:16
Amen to that.
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Robert
# Robert 02-18-2012 15:04
I grew up on the Beatles, like many here in the US did. For years I looked up to them. That eventually came to an end.

I listen to a lot of music for the music, not who the artist is, what they represent, etc. Many years ago Elton John was doing a performance in town and I mentioned at work that it was probably going to be one hell of a show.

A fair amount of the responses were "you know he's gay right?" and "why would you want to see that -----?"

My reply was who cares? I don't want to date him, and it doesn't change the fact that he's written some damn good songs over the years. I like the music, period. That's all it should ever be about.

These people who NEED to know everything about these people as if some similarity in their opinions or lifestyles now makes their own life more special are as much the problem as these celebs that believe we should care what they think.
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anne
# anne 02-19-2012 03:03
I agree Robert, it sickens me that McCartney, Branson, Gore, Madonna, Bono and many many more of them spout their opinion that we are 'killing the planet' by taking one measley flight to our hard earned annual holiday, when they fly daily. It is not uncommon for celebrities to have food flown to faraway places from the UK, particularly Indian curries and such. John Travolta is the finest example of a fraud I have ever heard about, how many jets does he have? As for McCartney, the child is bl..dy 8, and now he announces to the world his moral intention. Joker's right, he has other children and grandchildren, what a Pr.ck.
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anne
# anne 02-19-2012 07:35
Hi Me, yep, just waiting for Branson to go into space with his huge phalic symbol, lets hope he takes Gore, Pachuri, Hanson, Huhne etc.etc., with him and get 'lost in space'.
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Me
# Me 02-19-2012 07:48
Maybe they can dock with this. ;-)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLZ6XXblLJI
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Me
# Me 02-19-2012 10:44
Because it crashes and burns like their CO2 idea. :-*
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Joker
# Joker 02-19-2012 15:26
Quoting anne:
Hi Me, yep, just waiting for Branson to go into space with his huge phalic symbol, lets hope he takes Gore, Pachuri, Hanson, Huhne etc.etc., with him and get 'lost in space'.


Could be Pigs In Space?

I well remember the Muppet Show.

These guys make the Muppets look serious.

Kissy Kissy
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anne
# anne 02-19-2012 13:33
Hey you two young innocents should not be watching stuff like that, you might be corrupted ;-)
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anne
# anne 02-20-2012 01:00
Hi Joker, you have just reminded me of being a kid 'Piiiiigs iiiin spaaaaace', did not realise it was the muppets, brilliant!
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anne
# anne 02-20-2012 15:30
Aaw, thanks me, what memories :-)
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