Despite
the best efforts of the main stream media to ignore
the story, the recent “Climategate” global-warming
scandal could lead to a dramatic change in public sentiment and government policy
on the issue of man-made global warming.
Emails taken from a prestigious English university appear to demonstrate
that an influential core of conspirators in the science community have
intentionally hidden information and propagated climate-change propaganda.
Despite
these revelations, the Obama administration is continuing
to promote man-made global warming alarmism.
The
Climategate scandal could have unexpected benefits for families as the scandal
could derail proposed “cap and trade” legislation (or similar environmental
laws) which would dramatically increase the tax burden on American families. Sen. Inhofe (R-OK) has asked for a Senate
investigation of the climate-change deception scandal.
Columnist
Michelle Malkin comments
on Climategate here. Excerpt:
"The science is settled," we've
been told for decades by zealous proponents of man made global warming hysteria.
Thanks to an earth-shaking hacking scandal across the pond, we now have
mountains of documents from the world's leading global warming advocacy center
that show the science is about as settled as a southeast Asian tsunami. You
won't be surprised by the Obama administration's response to Climategate.
With pursed lips and closed eyes and ears,
the White House is clinging to the old eco-mantra: The science is settled.
Further news
sources:
NRO:
Climate of Fraud
Steyn:
CRU’s Tree-Ring Circus
Eminent Professor
Decries Climate Fraud
James
Delingpole’s articles
Climategate:
It's All Unravelling Now
Climategate
e-Mails Sweep America, May Scuttle Barack Obama's Cap and Trade Laws