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Hey, bring some balance to the debate. How about aging the pictures of the research trickery scientists and having captions that read, “I'm sorry. Our phony catastrophizing led to policies that killed jobs and poor people, and didn't stop the sun's effects on climate.”

While im not a fan of greenpeace in any way (Actually I really really hate the organissation) those ads are a good message. I myself am a sceptic and honestly dont see how the individual poerson can do much other than complain. The problem is the system itself, goverments who are heavily influenced by the true polluters (oil companies, shipping lines ect.). While the individual can take action to decrease their personal eco footprint this is only a drop in the water compared to the output from planes and ships.

That video you just posted there is a nice one. And i can see the message but sadly like any other public initiatives it wont do anything and even if it did it wont affect government policy.

amilh, Nobel Prize winner, Al Gore, has dodged and retreated when faced with informed criticism of the propaganda contained in his “An Inconvenient Truth” film: http://www.examiner.com/climate-change-in-national/al-gore-dodges-question-about-inaccuracies-an-inconvenient-truth (don’t wait up for Gore to grow some integrity and return his prize). Meanwhile, The Canada Free Press published a readable, concise article describing the fudged U.N. numbers regarding climate change: http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/968 Also, remember that a consensus of scientists during the 70′s thought that the world was in danger of global cooling: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,944914,00.html

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