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Putting ClimateGate in Perspective

2010-04-04
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Putting ClimateGate in Perspective

I attribute much of the recent rapid rise of the skeptics to the ongoing effects of ClimateGate. Yet, in a sense, the e-mails that were sprung from East Anglia did nothing more than confirm what most skeptics already suspected. Lawrence Solomon, author of The Deniers, has written an unusually good summary in the form...

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Greenpeace Report : Koch brothers and Exxon deserve medals

2010-04-03
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We have been awestruck by the audacity of the global warming scam. If taken to fruition, it will destroy freedom and democracy, devastate the economies of the modern world, and concentrate unimaginable power and wealth in the hands of a small international group of politically connected criminals. Organized through the United Nations, scientific research...

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Bonn Climate Conference (World Government: They’re at it Again)

They’re at it again. The world-government wannabes of the UN have summoned 192 nations to meet in Bonn, Germany, in the second week of April to plan another attempt to impose an unelected global government on us in the specious name of Saving The Planet. The Planet, of course, was Saved 2000 years ago,...

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Global Warming : Condemn the IPCC

2010-03-27
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Yesterday, I wrote that the IPCC should be shut down and that the core conspirators should be hunted down and prosecuted. That commentary did not go far enough. To avoid break-down of the modern world, the IPCC must be condemned and steps taken to assure that similar activities are not started in the future....

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Is Anthropogenic Global Warming the New Intelligent Design?

2010-03-26
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Is Anthropogenic Global Warming the New Intelligent Design?

Perching as I do close to the fulcrum of American politics and culture (those political-spectrum tests place me slightly to the left of center; my mostly liberal family thinks I’m well to the right), I’m fascinated by symmetries between the two ends of the seesaw. Pointing these out — observing, for instance, that Barack...

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Global Warming : Shut down the IPCC

2010-03-26
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Global Warming :  Shut down the IPCC

The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has announced yet another “flaw” in their reports. It’s time – once and for all – to be very clear about the obvious. There are serious conclusions to be drawn from the fact that the “flaws” in the UN reports produced bias in only one direction....

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The Rise of the Tea Party

2010-03-10
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In less than a year well over a thousand independent groups have sprung up around the nation to organize and demonstrate against the attempted government takeover of entire industries, high taxes, crippling debt, and the agenda of President Barack Obama. While many have ridiculed and guffawed about the “teabaggers,” these motivated and angry voters...

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Too Late to Stop National ID

2010-03-09
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Too Late to Stop National ID

The Wall Street Journal reports that lawmakers are working on a national biometric identification card all American workers would eventually be required to obtain. The “national ID” thing again. Let’s do a little quick catching up, with a reprint of a 2001 article; Too late to stop national ID. “Imagine a state in which...

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Al Gore Appears–Note to Warmers: No More Do-Overs!

2010-03-06
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Al Gore made an appearance on a Norwegian television program last night. (video link expired) A more impressive move would have been to have accepted the invitation to appear before the US Senate, which could conceivably lead to criminal charges. He has thus far failed to convince the world that the Earth is headed...

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We don’t need no stinkin’ badges (Arrest your own, but leave Mexico alone)

2010-03-02
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We don’t need no stinkin’ badges (Arrest your own, but leave Mexico alone)

Mexico, if left alone, would be a reasonably successful and stable country of the upper Third World. It isn’t Haiti, isn’t Bangla Desh, isn’t a dying patient with multiple tubes in every orifice. If not strong-armed into chaos, it would be all right. But the United States won’t leave it alone. Washington is pushing...

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Reid Backpedaling with Media Help and Public Ignorance

2010-02-24
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Recent events on Capital Hill not only provide some significant insight into the severity of misandry in modern American society, but also point to a culture that struggles rather feebly to get a grip on the problem; a struggle highlighted by the fact that the word misandry itself -the hatred or contempt for men...

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The Student Loan Problem

You may have seen the recent story about the 41-year-old doctor who graduated from medical school in 2003 with student-loan indebtedness of $250,000 that has since swelled to more than $555,000. She is now scheduled to pay $990 per month until she is 70 years old. Ouch! This is an extreme example of a...

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Global Warming Advocates : Two IQ Points Short of a Pin Head Perhaps

2010-02-23
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Global Warming Advocates : Two IQ Points Short of a Pin Head Perhaps

Bill Nye. OK, here’s another one. What do normal people call a prolonged heating of the Earth’s atmosphere? ……… Summer. MSNBC’s Bill Nye “the science guy” has been the regular butt of jokes as a result of his ceaseless and absolute defense of the global warming industry; with “scientific” arguments that include the fact...

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Climate: New Warming Expected, An Obviously Unbiased Report

2010-02-18
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Climate: New Warming Expected, An Obviously Unbiased Report

Inspired for the most part by an article written by Guardian science correspondent Ian Sample, some by an article by Pulitzer Prize op-ed columnist Thomas L. Friedman in the New York Times, as well as others I’ve read over the past couple of years, I decided to try my hand at environmental journalism. Feel...

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Media Coverage of Female Sexual Tourism

2010-02-17
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Sex-for-money arrangements are a controversial subject in our culture. However, some seem worse than others. For example, consider the growing number of middle-class young women in places like the UK and Japan who are reportedly paying their way through college by doing sex work. Most people would agree that there is a qualitative difference...

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Memo to the White House: Embrace the 4 Cs Rule

2010-02-10
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White House honchos and others use the term “communication failure” to explain the inability of Congress to pass healthcare legislation and other key parts of President Obama’s agenda. Such reasoning assumes the bills deserve passage in their current forms. That, however, is another topic. This week’s topic looks at why, from a communication standpoint,...

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Exposing Men: The Science and Politics of Male Reproduction

2010-02-08
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Exposing Men: The Science and Politics of Male Reproduction. By Cynthia R. Daniels. New York: Oxford University Press, 2006. 260 pp. No price on book but publisher website gives price as $40.00. www.oup.com Rutgers University Associate Professor Political Science Cynthia R. Daniels has published Exposing Men; The Science and Politics of Male Reproduction, a...

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Finally, the Seneca Falls for Men’s Rights!

2010-01-20
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Imagine that one day you see, in all seriousness, an announcement regarding the upstart of a male studies program at a major university that has been developed to address, research and educate people on the effects of misandry that is practiced against men and boys across the western world.

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Pennsylvania’s Green Eco-Slumber

2010-01-18
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As a poster child for liberal energy policies throughout the country, Pennsylvania’s Governor Ed Rendell has issued the edict to grow the state’s energy resources greener. Huge sums of taxpayer-supplied subsidy and stimulus have been funneled into the greening of Pennsylvania’s energy supply. These funds are artificially diverted by the governor from other more...

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Obama’s Anti-jobs Policy

High and/or rising unemployment is always a political liability for a president, and so Barack Obama has taken the offensive in trying to persuade the American people that his team can get Americans back to work. In November, Obama took credit for having created 640,000 jobs. That audacious assertion was less than persuasive, coming...

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