Global warming: a case study in groupthink
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Yes, the science is obvious, common sense and clear, so not a single publishing climate scientist in the world denies it.
It's like the groupthink that says the earth is round. Good point.
A pdf? LOL, yeah not clicking on that.
According to Benny Peiser, director of the GWPF, “We are certainly not taking a critical stance on the basic science of the greenhouse effect or the fact that CO2 emissions in the atmosphere are having an effect on the climate.”
In May 2014, the GWPF listed Benny Peiser, a social anthropologist, as the director,[4]
It's like the groupthink that says the earth is round. Good point.
A pdf? LOL, yeah not clicking on that.
According to Benny Peiser, director of the GWPF, “We are certainly not taking a critical stance on the basic science of the greenhouse effect or the fact that CO2 emissions in the atmosphere are having an effect on the climate.”
In May 2014, the GWPF listed Benny Peiser, a social anthropologist, as the director,[4]
Obviously futurecurrents NEVER reads anything that will educate himself!
These interview is really interesting... More than the subject itself, it shows the attitude of people when they go to extremes just to keep an opinion they want to believe... It's really funny that the guy who defends global warming agreed to go to the show, as long as there was not a debate, because he doesn't have the confidence and arguments to defend what he says he believes. And the idiots who do this don't realize that a pathetic attitude such as this just damages even more their theory... They actually tell the guy against his opinions to go away and then bring him back afterwards...(He asked for this and Stossel explored this at the most)
This is another interesting video: The guy who founded Greenpeace, explaining why he left it.
This is another interesting video: The guy who founded Greenpeace, explaining why he left it.