"The science is settled," President Barack Obama insists in defense of his scheme to wreck the coal industry.
Well, no. It is not.
Obama insists the threat of global warming requires drastic new curbs on industrial emissions. Coal-burning power plants have been a primary target of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Unless discharges of carbon dioxide into the air are reduced dramatically, the planet faces severe changes in climate, Obama, the EPA and supportive liberals have maintained.
A new study on the issue is out. It has been published in the online journal "Science."
And guess what?
The international team of scientists involved in the study concludes cutting emissions of soot and methane - not CO2 - is the key to slowing global warming.
That is hardly settled science.
Members of Congress, who have the power to stop Obama and his EPA, should be furious. Clearly, they and the American people have been misled.
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Brilliant, here we go again, change the culprit.
And if that wasn't bad enough, Cameron and Sarcozie have reched agreement on Fench and British Military co-operation.
Yes folks, France and Britain on the same side...
... everything is going to be just fine...
... until the next Falkland's conflict...
...who gets to use the one and only aircraft carrier?
Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
You couldn't make it up!
Why does mother nature never get scrutinzed?
F-U-N-D-I-N-G.
If they admitted it was just business as usual, their careers, and money, would go out the window.
Imagine if 'Ghost Hunters' were to prove there are no ghosts. Oopsy! Career change.
This behaviour is the essence of evil. To lie in order to be elected, then accept
bribesdonations to further your political career, then use all of that as a platform todefrauddefraud your fellow citizens, is a damn disgrace of the highest order. The stench of Obama's sins will reach to the high heavens. A curse be on that man.From: AAAS Office of Public Programs
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PhD's with Pom Pons. How sad.