Love him or hate him, he’s making an impact. I thought it worthwhile to make his testimony available to read.
Submitted Written Testimony of Climate Depot’s Marc Morano at Congressional Hearing on Climate Change: ‘The Origins and Response to Climate Change’
Morano to the U.S. Congress: ‘The scientific reality is that on virtually every claim — from A-Z — the claims of the promoters of man-made climate fears are failing, and in many instances the claims are moving in the opposite direction. The global warming movement is suffering the scientific death of a thousand cuts.’
Read it here: http://www.climatedepot.com/2013/05/31/submitted-written-testimony-of-climate-depots-marc-morano-at-congressional-hearing-on-climate-change-the-origins-and-response-to-climate-change/
Scientific reality is that CACCA is not science, but anti-scientific, since the cult & its druids don’t practice the scientific method.
There’s a lot of good stuff in there…
Unfortunately each point is prefaced with a paragraph that summarizes the point, then more that repeats it. Quite difficult to read in its current form.
Morano can be over the top at times, but whenever he speaks he makes the warmists roll their eyes back in their heads and swallow their tongues while making strange gurgling noises. That alone is enough for me to cheer him on. Go Mark!!! Somebody’s got to be willing to carry the fight to the enemy!
WOW! No need to hold back, Marc- might as well tell ’em how you feel.
Thanks Anthony — and Marc.
One can only hope that Congress reads this testimony carefully and pays attention, and acts to prevent Swift-Boat Kerry from selling us out to the UN, as he is planning to do in 2015.
Boxer and Whitehouse – and Kerry – are buffoons. Chimpanzees would represent our interests better. Unforrtunately, these mollusks are still taken seriously by too many.
One point missed here: I saw no mention of the Oregon Petition – that’s 31,000+ skeptical scientists, not the 1,000 or so referenced in Marc’s testimony.
CodeTech says:
May 31, 2013 at 2:14 pm.
I see what you mean.
`What goldminor and CodeTech say:
Bit of a diatribe, put into pulp journalism style. Brash, loud. Not compelling but the sort of things you rant about to your troops to inspire them to fight, not inspire them to think (too messy).
Meh. Wrong audience or wrong style.
CodeTech May 31, 2013 at 2:14 pm
Committee presentations are political and drive home whatever point is to be made. Verbiage is essential – these are politicians after all.
Morano is a warrior. We need more like him. His grasp of the issues is perfectly adequate and he WINS the argument. His delivery is fine. It confounds the cult. Bring it on, Marc!
Doug Proctor– or both. I checked some of his references, and many are to other diatribes by himself in similar style. Not sure this helps the sort of reasoned fact based debate Rep. Smith was calling for in his WaPo op-ed, and which I think will ultimately be more effective both in Washington and with much of the public.
Marc better be careful. Mann might erase him from his holiday card list.
The objective facts are it’s not catastrophic, it’s not man-made & at present it’s not even warming. The climate is however changing, as it always does. The 4% of CO2 attributable to human activities isn’t a pimple on the ample posterior of natural climate changes.
Another huge mile- wide tornado moving straight at downtown Oklahoma City as we speak- the storm weather men can’t exactly predict where it will go- it appears to be moving staright east into the city, but is wobbling a 4-5 mile wide North/South path as it moves east.
Mul;tiple vortices- they said it si so large that it doesn’t look like any tornado- winds high/higher than they’ve ever seen.
New tornadoes developing all over the place. This one heading straight for me…
May in fact veer south into Moore, OK again.
sorry, not slowing down to spell check…
They just called my location as central to path- may have no home to come back to after I evacuate (any time now)… will hang as long as possible.
Luther:
A three-peat in 14 years for Moore would show the wisdom of building safe rooms & rebuilding damage with reinforced construction in high tornado frequency areas.
Storm chasers getting boxed in- tornadoes forming all around them- catching debris.
Luther:
My apologies, as you’re in the line of fire.
milodonharlani- below ground shelters are best- reports of some deaths last week in reinforced structure which would have been ok except for high speed impact of vehicle being tossed like popcorn.
BTW, are you related to the Milodon engineering- racing heads people?
Storm chasers getting hammered w/debris- it’s coming right at me (dang) but still time to dodge.
funnels popping out of a 4- mile radius area- debris flying everywhere
[snip – sorry we don’t do religious interpretations here – mod]
Luther:
Not related.
Agree underground is better.
You have other things to deal with now, but here’s Yahoo on dueling meteorologists, Masters of WeatherUnderground v. the venerable Bill Gray:
http://news.yahoo.com/just-explain-it–predicting-weather-disasters-221814719.html?vp=1
Time to crawl in the ‘hole’ and lock the steel lid shut, Luther!
Best wishes and a prayer for your safety,
MtK
What Mac said. Glad you still have or had the Net, Luther.
It was designed for use in case of nuclear war, after all.
But not by Algore, aka Prince Albert