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IT CURES HOARSENESS! The "Global Warming" Hoax: Is “Global Warming” Theory Based on a Faulty Premise?

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Friday, July 11, 2008

Is “Global Warming” Theory Based on a Faulty Premise?

Starting tonight, I’m going to share piece by piece a critique by Dr. Roy Spencer, a climatologist with the University of Alabama at Huntsville. I invite Xenox’s, or anyone else’s, analysis of Dr. Spencer’s work. I should warn you: Much of Dr. Spencer’s material is rather technical, it is... Sign in to see full entry.

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In one of his movie roles as a flim-flam man, the great W. C. Fields was hawking a “medicine” that he claimed cured hoarseness. He coughed and rasped his way through his spiel, seemingly barely able to speak, holding up a bottle of the stuff the whole time. Then, with a mighty flourish, he gulped down a swig of the potion, ostentatiously cleared his throat, and bellowed out in full voice, “It cures hoarseness! Who’ll be the first to buy a bottle?” Such is the fake "science" of "global warming," referred to in quotes because of its fraudulent nature, and this blog is dedicated to exploring and refuting said chicanery.

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