James Delingpole talks to Professor Ian Plimer, the Australian geologist, whose new book shows that ‘anthropogenic global warming’ is a dangerous, ruinously expensive fiction, a ‘first-world luxury’ with no basis in scientific fact. Read more here.
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Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD has worked in industry and government. She is currently researching a novel technique for long-range weather forecasting funded by the B. Macfie Family Foundation.
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Hmmm, The Spectator. “Champagne for the brain”, declares the banner, top of the page. All froth and no substance.
Double hmmmm peterd. “All froth and no substance. ”
Champagne is for happy occasions, which is a state of mind misery guts alarmist don’t understand. Unless, of course, inflicting CPRS’s on the great unwashed is your idea of laugh.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Champagne-On-The-Brain—The-Benefits-Of-A-Glass-Of-Bubbly&id=649653
Who knows, champagne might even work your case!
Triple hmmm. I’m not averse to a good laugh. I think myself that it is the contrarians who lack a sense of humour. I note that some of the research was done in Italy.That’s good enough for me. Now I can read and knock back the champers with a clear conscience while showing I have a sense of humour by laughing at the rubbish contained in the Plimer book.