IPCC claims drown in the seas


	IPCC claims drown in the seas

caoilfhionn

12-8-2007 3:07 PM

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ipcc calculations, snake oil, co2, forcing models, predetermined conclusions

caoilfhionn says:

It's simply the politization of science which makes it other than science. Lord Monckton is one of the IPCC scientists who has been blackballed by the UN in Bali. He is there, just not allowed to show his scientific evidence that doesn't fit the global warming religion.

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12-8-2007 3:12 PM

caoilfhionn

The word should be politicization.

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