Saturday, Nov 21st, 2009 ↓

The Science of Greed

Among themselves, the pro-AGW scientists make no bones about their desire to get their hands on some of that cash. Thus, a British scientist wrote last month:

How should I respond to the below? [an article questioning AGW theory] (I’m in the process of trying to persuade Siemens Corp. (a company with half a million employees in 190 countries!) to donate me a little cash to do some CO2 measurments here in the UK - looking promising, so the last thing I need is news articles calling into question (again) observed temperature increases—

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Women, just don't bother your pretty little heads. Take one for the Obama team.

My ex wife has spent her life in health care, and is now involved with clinical trials in cancer research. I asked her what she thought about the new guidelines on mammograms and Pap smears. She said, “Well, if they die sooner, I suppose that will save a lot of money in the long run.

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Climatology and AGW: who are the hoaxers, who the hoaxed?

The threat of environmental crisis will be the ‘international disaster key’ that will unlock the New World Order.” — Mikhail Gorbachev, quoted in “A Special Report: The Wildlands Project Unleashes Its War On Mankind”, by Marilyn Brannan, Associate Editor, Monetary & Economic Review, 1996, p. 5

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Friday, Nov 20th, 2009 ↓

The Obama In-Crowd

The Obamas themselves hang tight with a small Chicago crowd. Yes, he talks to others, and yes, a president’s time is very limited, but the Obama’s themselves seem as closed-off and unto themselves as does his inner White House circle. (Is this a coincidence? What is all this wariness about?) When the Obama’s go to someone’s house for dinner, almost invariably it’s to that of Valerie Jarrett, the old friend from Chicago who serves as a counselor and whom they see all day. Old Chicago friends fly in for weekends frequently. Old friends, who had helped launch him, helped them personally, have been left behind.

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Want the hacked Global Warming Documents? Here's one link...

The leaked data can be downloaded through the following link:

http://storage.denninger.net/FOI2009.zip

I unloaded the data on a Linux system. If the zip file contained a virus, it would have not infected my computer but it could infect yours if your machine runs under MS-Windows. I gave the zip file contents a quick look and it appears to have originated from an atmosphere scientist who was a political activist. However one should be careful about taking this at face value because it could be a repeat of the Dan Rather / forged document thing.

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The truth about Global Warming will not stop the fraud of Global Warming...

Politics is in many ways the bloodless — and sometimes not so bloodless — equivalent of war. Clausewitz believed politics and war fed into each other. It was an ongoing process, not a single event. That meant that actors were free to act on the flow of conflict as it went along. The hacking incident at the CRU will not end the Global Warming War, but it was part of it. The drive to control and tax human behavior will probably continue unabated. But so will resistance to it.

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Next in the Spotlight of Eternal Victims: American Muslims

In modern America, the guilty are sanctified, while the innocent never stop paying — including with their lives, as they did at Fort Hood last week. Points are awarded to aspiring victims for angry self-righteousness, acts of violence and general unpleasantness.

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"Diversity is strength" myass...

Never in recorded history has diversity been anything but a problem. Look at Ireland with its Protestant and Catholic populations, Canada with its French and English populations, Israel with its Jewish and Palestinian populations.

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Monkey Do

KING KONG SKELETON
A model of King Kong, used in the 1933 film, was displayed at Christie’s in London Thursday.

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Woof! It was only a matter of time....

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Are drumsticks clubs?

WASHINGTON - Are you flying to grandma’s for Thanksgiving? Think twice before trying to take leftovers home with you on the plane.

Mashed potatoes are usually thick and gooey, and cranberry sauce wiggles and jiggles. The Transportation Security Administration considers both to be liquid

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Notes from Chairman Lenin—and Dostoevsky

The way to crush the bourgeoisie is to grind them between the millstones of taxation and inflation.

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The Spreading Blight of Unemployment

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Obama... Sucker!

Obama went into those sessions like Kennedy: with great hope that his charm and appeal to reason – qualities so admired in the United States – would work well with Hu. By numerous accounts, that is not at all what happened: reports from correspondents on the scene are replete with statements that Hu stiffed the President, that he rejected arguments about Chinese human rights and currency behavior while scolding the U.S. for its trade policies, and that he stage-managed the visit so that Obama – unlike Clinton and Bush before him – was unable to reach a large Chinese audience through television

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Joan Crawford's One True Love

“Lovemaking never felt with anyone like what it did with Clark.” — Joan Crawford

Nobody talks much about the Crawford-Gable pairing on screen (and off) anymore, do they? Maybe that gets in the way of the Gable-Lombard tragic arc. But any look at the films they made or the fabulous photo stills, and you can detect an undeniable heat. Some say their affair lasted on and off for 20 years. It may be why her marriages to men like Franchot Tone and Douglas Fairbanks never quite made it. Both men were hardly a match for The King, and they both looked like they could be eaten alive by the ferocious-for-life Joan. Naturally, they didn’t have anything great to say about the experience afterwards.

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