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In all the hullabaloo yesterday, I missed the link Comrade Johansen 
sent out from one of those writers who has had his bread buttered for 
a couple decades by the "global warming" industry.

Before stovepiping the bourgeois analysis of global warming 
true-believers like McKibben (he got Frank Lunz's memo and now calls 
it "climate change"), it's worth taking a look at what he supports.

Going beyond his idiotic analogies and conspiracy theorizing, 
McKibben specifically cites, links to, and endorses a carbon-dioxide 
privatization scheme belched out of the Senate:

Unlocking the Green Economy: 
How Carbon Pricing Can Open the Floodgates of Private Investment in Clean Energy
http://cantwell.senate.gov/issues/Institute%20for%20Policy%20Integrity%20study.pdf

I assume that you don't endorse the idea of CO2 privatization, 
Comrade Johansen?  Am I wrong?

If one doesn't endorse this AND takes issue with those of us who see 
red flags in the UN's IPCC hucksterism (i.e., funding the use of 
computer models in the manner of a derivatives merchant and 
publishing one's massaged, speculative 'findings' as Truth) what does 
one in such a position propose as a means of dealing with climate 
change?

I am genuinely interested, but rather than answer this fairly 
straightforward question, only paeans to the objective, unbiased 
truth of "climate science", coupled with invective and name-calling 
have presented themselves.

I have made it abundantly clear that those guilty of poisoning the 
earth, destroying the biosphere, and seizing the gene pool (including 
the court 'scientists' who facilitate this rapacity) should be put 
before a firing squad - a scenario that is, admittedly, unlikely to 
occur.

But a guy can dream.

Soldiarity,
Shawn


At 10:43 AM -0800 2/25/10, Ralph Johansen wrote:
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>February 25, 2010
>Tomgram: Bill McKibben, Climate Change's O.J. Simpson Moment
><http://e2ma.net/go/6607299483/208118490/211587999/25612/goto:http://www.tomdispatch.com/post/175211/tomgram%3A_bill_mckibben%2C_climate_change%27s_o.j._simpson_moment/>
>http://www.tomdispatch.com/

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