Greensboro's very own Orson Scott Card gets to the heart of the entire "Global Warming" charade, as only he can, in a reprint of his notable Rhino Times article.
Key point:
"                     What matters right here and now is that it is time for the                      world's scientists to apostatize from the Church of Global                      Warming. It is a false religion. It is based on lies, and                      its leading prophets know that it is because they're the ones                      faking the data or stretching it to ridiculous lengths to                      pretend that the real world hasn't already ruled against their                      claims.
             
                 It is time for our school systems to stop accepting the gospel                      of that false religion and start doing their due diligence.                      Our children should be taught about the demonstrable solar                      cycles and the whole human-caused Global Warming theory, along                      with the Hockey Stick Hoax, should be taught only as another                      example, after Piltdown Man and pre-Copernican theories of                      planetary movement, of how science can be corrupted when ideology                      gets ahead of the data.
             
                 It is time for us to laugh at the ideologues who try to pretend                      that any criticism of Global Warming alarmism is idiotic and                      unscientific. They are the ones who ignore the data; they                      are the ones who believe on faith alone, without evidence;                      and, most important, they are the ones who are trying to stifle                      the opposition without answering it."
Easier said than done.
The True Believers' intentional fallaciousness on this matter runs deep, and is aided and abetted by their handmaidens in the media who, for the most part, accept whatever these people dish out without any critical analysis or fact checking.
(hat tip: Fred Gregory)
 
 
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