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meaning, I can't find anything to back my claim, so I now will just post some mumbo jumbo. Not discuss the Congress requests or any other subject.
Not mumbo jumbo. Just acknowledging the fact that right wing radio has made up your mind, and repeating the same facts that you have doubtlessly heard many times will be ignored in favor of your conspiracy theories. Believe what you choose. Fewer people are agreeing with you every day.
You mean how you ignore the facts we present? The ones that have been peer reviewed as well but are the opposite of what your computer MODELS claim? Funny how you believe science fiction, but ignore actual facts. How do you accomplish that bit of reasoning?
Sorry, but one anonymous RWNJ thanking another anonymous RWNJ's post is hardly peer review.
Actually that is the behavior (proven BTW) of the global warming alarmists. They have been perverting the peer review process for decades. They were finally caught. And you guys turn a blind eye to that unethical behavior. Why?
Believe any conspiracy theory you want. If you chose to ignore what is believed by most qualified scientists, there is nothing I might add to convince you.
Poor widdle Bulldog. Defending the indefensible to the bitter end. Here you go sweetheart... This was the famed Polar Bear study. Peer reviewed by the authors WIFE! No conspiricy theory, actual cold hard fact. A fact that makes you look like a complete 'tard.
Hello 'tard!
"Monnett, who currently works as a wildlife biologist for ID's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation, and Enforcement, and who also manages 50 million in research studies there, is currently the primary target of the investigation. Disclosure of Monnett's "personal relationships and preparation of scope of work," is also of primary concern because the peer review process used in publishing his landmark polar bear study appears to have been fraudulent as well.
According to Human Events, Monnett's wife, Lisa Rotterman, as well as lead researcher of another questionable polar bear study, Andrew Derocher from the University of Alberta in Canada, both peer reviewed Monnett's polar bear study. Having one's wife review a study is, of course, an obvious conflict of interest. And Derocher, whose own polar bear study is currently under review, also happens to have been acquired by Monnett, which calls into question the integrity of his review as well.
Learn more: Global warming fraud: Iconic polar bear on melting ice cap a hoax