Confessions of a Greenpeace Dropout - Dr Patrick Moore

Just thought you might like a half hour vid exposing Greenpeace's hypocrisy.

Trailer

Will Independence day, the sequel be as good as the original? It's on screen next June. Here is a sample.

A letter

Sometimes you need to contact your MP in order to set him on the path to redemption. In this case my MP is a first time incumbent to parliament so I sent this in order to gauge his reactions to the below information.

Attn: Thomas Tugendhat MP
Tonbridge and Malling
Monday 14 December 2015


Dear Thomas Tugendhat,

The opposition have called a debate on the Cumbria floods tomorrow, 15th Dec. It is my understanding that the HoC Library has issued a briefing paper (file:///C:/Users/Philip/Downloads/CDP-2015-0128.pdf) where the lead author is named as one, Sara Priestly. She says in the paper that:
“...there is a general understanding that climate change is likely to be linked to increased winter rain in the UK.”

The briefing paper also suggests that further reading can be found from a paper published by Friends of the Earth which, as I understand it, is not even Peer-reviewed. This quotation is not only at odds with the SPM issued by the UNIPCC, but is also at odds with the information issued by Dr Richard Betts at the UK Met Office.

Furthermore, I have discovered that Sara Priestly once worked for Friends of the Earth so is hardly an unbiased author. I am immensely concerned that our MPs are being given biased advice on what some world leaders say is the greatest threat to mankind. If that is the case, it would help enormously if the information provided to our legislators was from un-biased sources.

I can only hope that, late as it is, you will be able to pass on some of this information to your colleagues in the debate.


Yours sincerely,

The Filthy Engineer

It'll be interesting to see what he comes back with. 

Stop the war? Why don't you stop this?

The truth

Twelve

Christmas with the minions.

Twat

It's that time of year where neighbours try to outdo each other with their christmas lights. I thought this pic was fitting for the season.

I don't belieeeeve it.

I watched the entire six o'clock news on the BBC tonight and there was not one mention of COP21, the IPCC, or climate change in the whole half hour. Shouldn't it be more important than doping, in the international athletics, which was discussed at minute 20, or how social workers will be going out with the police to make house calls on disruptive households.

Has the BBC suddenly realised that they've backed the wrong horse?

A short video follows where the question is asked: Why should climate change be more important than combating terrorism?

Wetting themselves.

The BBC is in full cry over the COP21 talks in Paris that are about to begin.
From their front page on their web site:

COP21: Rallies call for Paris climate change action

Six graphics that explain climate change

COP21: Beginner's guide to the UN Paris climate summit

COP21: Why do two degrees matter?

COP21: Eco activists Brandalism launch Paris ad takeover

Is there an economic case for tackling climate change?

Will carbon capture ever happen in the UK?

COP21: Paris climate deal 'more likely' after terror attacks

I dread to see what else they come up with tomorrow.

One thing they seem to be perplexed about is why less and less people consider climate change a threat. I don’t think that they understand that more and more people have come to realise that there is better info on the WWW. After all their predictions for the general election were totally wrong. People are starting to wake up to the fact that investigative seems to have left the MSM behind.

If I was the BBC I would be quietly reading the sceptical web sites and then pursuing the claims made on them. They might get a surprise with what they would learn.