Via email from Dr. Roy Spencer:
Shots fired at Christy/Spencer building
FYI, apparently sometime after a March for Science went past our building at UAH, 7 shots were fired and hit the floor John Christy is on. (I’m in a different part of the same building). No witnesses. I’m assuming late night Saturday or Sunday.
It seems pretty obvious this was a message being sent. If fired from a pistol, all shots hitting the same floor seems to suggest deliberate aim.
I doubt any media have covered it yet. I doubt the police have even written a report yet. From what I’ve heard, it sounds like the police believe the shots were fired from a passing car, and some shell casings were recovered, as well as fragments of bullets inside the building. You can quote me.
The office of the state climatologist (Dr. John Christy) is in building 7

We’ll update as this story develops.
UPDATE1: Dr. Spencer writes on his blog:
A total of seven shots were fired into our National Space Science and Technology Center (NSSTC) building here at UAH over the weekend.
All bullets hit the 4th floor, which is where John Christy’s office is (my office is in another part of the building).
Given that this was Earth Day weekend, with a March for Science passing right past our building on Saturday afternoon, I think this is more than coincidence. When some people cannot argue facts, they resort to violence to get their way. It doesn’t matter that we don’t “deny global warming”; the fact we disagree with its seriousness and the level of human involvment in warming is enough to send some radicals into a tizzy.
Our street is fairly quiet, so I doubt the shots were fired during Saturday’s march here. It was probably late night Saturday or Sunday for the shooter to have a chance of being unnoticed.
Maybe the “March For Science” should have been called the “March To Silence”.
UPDATE2: Dr. Spencer writes via email:
Local news reports that UAH police have classified this as a “random shooting”. So, the seven Belgian 5.7 millimeter bullets which hit windows and bricks around John Christy’s office from 70 yards away were apparently deemed to be “random” occurrence. (Despite my personal defense training, I probably would have struggled to get that tight a “random” cluster with a semi-automatic pistol.) News story:Nothing to see here, move along.
Marc Morano notes:
Imagine if there had been a big skeptics March near Penn State and Michael Mann’s offices had similar type “random” shooting. Would the media and Mann have said nothing to see here?
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Maybe showing them a picture of the building isn’t a good idea.
Neal Cavuto interviewed Joe Bastardi on Fox this afternoon at some length. Good interview. Sounded like one or both of them expect the shooting to be covered on tonight’s news. Hope so.
If that were a mailbox or highway sign in the rural west, I would call this unsurprising. I would wonder if there might be a shooting range off in the same direction the bullets came from (I have seen a nice cluster of shots end up where a novice was not actually aiming), or if someone has a beef against UAH and decided to take it out on one of the buildings. There are a lot of possible explanations, and several might be the deranged leftist, but until a person has carefully evaluated a large part of the space of possibilities then everything is just speculation.
I hope we aren’t becoming so crazy.
Going off the fact that people that march in Science marches don’t tend to own guns, I am going with the idea that someone held up in traffic for 1/2 hour during the march shot at the first government building they know of. Just saying.
Sounds like you will go with whatever idea confirms your already held beliefs. Confirmation bias and noble cause corruption are the foundations of the alarmist mindset.
Hum, you of course know that’s what everyone else is doing here. You can’t that stupid.
Reallyskeptical, you even have a “protesteth too much” nick name, like the very undemocratic ‘Deutsches Democratic Republic. Occam’s razor: 70yds, 7 shots with a light bullet all slammed into the 4th floor of a building where one of the most prominent public CAGW sceptics works along the parade route of zealous angry CAGW proponents. You do the math for homework.
Really……? Really,skeptical, I’m really skeptical about that.
This is starting to sound like all the attempts to explain away the Pause.
UAH is in Alabama. I live in Alabama. Mark my words, if the mainstream media picks this up, they will turn it into a “[bubba]: story, and the perpetrators will morph into right wing rednecks……..somehow. The MSM will come up with a reason, no matter how stupid.
[Need more gun control, obviously. .mod]
I’m a terrible typist. Should read, “bubba” story. And there’s and extra “if” in there that doesn’t belong. LOL
I write as an informed student of climate science, and someone who studies both pro-and anti-AGW analyses, and is — currently, science being an ongoing project — firmly in the camp of those who understand the robust physics and empiricism undergirding AGW and its follow-on climate change.
That said, I can completely and thoroughly assure you that the entire climate-science community deplores any and all actions such as the gunshots at UAH. Whoever performed this despicable act is not a representative of the climate-science community, but is instead a deplorable hate-monger who prefers intimidation to data-based, reason-grounded argument.
We’re living in a time when reason is slipping away; when passion and hatred are used as justifications for insult and demonization. It’s time to put a stop to that trend, and return to reason, dialog, and respectful discussion.
Pardon, Mr. Myslewski, but to me, your post is nonsense from beginning to end.
It is preposterous to presume to speak for others, especially when we are thoroughly versed in the less than savory actions and words from those “others”.
As for your “robust physics and empiricism”, let’s see it. Make your case.
We in the skeptic community have endured much from those in your camp, so your call for reasoned and reasonable debate rings hollow, at this point.
Okay, Alan, a few questions, then: First, disprove the physics behind the blockage, absorption, and re-radiation of long-wave (IR) radiation by large, active molecules such as CO2, CH4, N2O, and the like, and how that blockage and re-radiation warms the troposphere in quite easily measurable and quantifiable amounts while concomitantly and measurably cooling the stratosphere, as has been well-demonstrated for many decades.
Second, please explain how it’s meaningless that that warming not only correlates quite smoothly with the steep increase in radiative-forcing CO2 in the troposphere in, say, the last century, as well as being mathematically and demonstrably well-fitted through multiple well-sourced and peer-reviewed analyses to prove that such other forcings as volcanoes, solar activity, aerosols, and other niceties can’t account for the same global temperature rises.
Third, challenge and refute all of the easily correlated temperature measurements from a wide range of independent global sources, such as those by NOAA, NASA, UK Met Office, BEST, the Japan Meteorological Agency, and others over the past half-century or more.
I’ll wait. Thanks.
Okay, Alan, a few questions, then: First, disprove the physics behind the blockage, absorption, and re-radiation of long-wave (IR) radiation by large, active molecules such as CO2, CH4, N2O, and the like, and how that blockage and re-radiation warms the troposphere in quite easily measurable and quantifiable amounts while concomitantly and measurably cooling the stratosphere, as has been well-demonstrated for many decades.
Second, please explain how it’s meaningless that that warming not only correlates quite smoothly with the steep increase in radiative-forcing CO2 in the troposphere in, say, the last century, as well as being mathematically and demonstrably well-fitted through multiple well-sourced and peer-reviewed analyses to prove that such other forcings as volcanoes, solar activity, aerosols, and other niceties can’t account for the same global temperature rises.
Third, challenge and refute all of the easily correlated temperature measurements from a wide range of independent global sources — many using different data-analytical techniques (good overview here: https://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/faq/) — such as those by NOAA, NASA, UK Met Office, BEST, the Japan Meteorological Agency, and others over the past half-century or more.
My central point, however, is not whether AGW is verifiable or not — what I’m talking about is that civility should rule our disagreements. Calling my thoughts “nonsense from beginning to end,” you must admit, doesn’t help foster an environment of collegial discussion.
myslewski
Well said. Particularly the last paragraph.
Myslewski:
This:
is nonsense.
1. There is no observed tropospheric hot spot.
For the specific case of global average temperatures, I also add the requirement of spatial consistency between hemispheres. The method makes use of the Vogelsang-Franses (2005) HAC-robust trend variance estimator which is valid as long as the underlying series is trend-stationary, which is the case for the data used herein. Application of the method shows that there is now a trendless interval of 19 years duration at the end of the HadCRUT4 surface temperature series and of 16 – 26 years in the lower troposphere.
(McKitrick, R. (2014) HAC-Robust Measurement of the Duration of a Trendless Subsample in a Global Climate Time Series. Open Journal of Statistics, 4, 527-535. doi: 10.4236/ojs.2014.47050.)
2.
(Source: https://wattsupwiththat.com/2016/01/21/failed-math-in-1997-noaa-claimed-that-the-earth-was-5-63-degrees-warmer-than-today/ )
In short:
All observed climate fluctuations are well within the bounds of natural variability.
CO2 UP. WARMING STOPPED.
Game over.
Your arguments are not “collegial.” They are junk.
I would not even bother to address them, except to prevent you from fooling others.
Oh, and re:
Read this and weep:
(Available free, here, if you want to be a truly “informed student of climate science”: https://bobtisdale.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/tisdale-climate-models-fail-free-edition.pdf )
Not ONE piece of data “undergirds” AGW.
Well Rik, to begin with most skeptics have no problem with radiation physics. Hence, your claim that you have studied the anti-AGW analysis is clearly false. The vast majority of skeptics question the feedback with views all over the place. I seriously doubt you have looked at any of these views.
The warming only correlates with highly modified temperature data. And, given that satellites show no warming signal for over 20 years your claim (demonstrably well-fitted) is complete nonsense. I also see you left out ocean cycles in your list of other variables. There’s a reason your cohorts can’t add them to the list. Ocean cycles correlate almost perfectly with the global temperature changes we’ve seen.
Finally, anyone with any real knowledge of climate knows your list of independent global sources is just so much nonsense. They all use GHCN as the base of their analyses.
Sadly, it appears your brainwashing is complete. You gave in without a whimper.
1) That there is a greenhouse effect from certain atmospheric molecules is generally recognized, although the science even on that point is far from “settled”, whatever that means.
However, the slight effect of more CO2 determined in the lab hasn’t been observed in nature. For one thing, we don’t even know what all carbon sinks are. The world has responded to more plant food in the air by greening, as is to be expected.
IPCC assumes net highly positive feedback effects, which aren’t in evidence. The best observations suggest that feedback from water vapor and other effects in the highly complex climate system up climate sensitivity from the lab’s 1.2 degrees C per doubling to perhaps 1.6 degrees, a far cry from IPCC’s central value of 3.0 degrees C, let alone its high end of the range, 4.5 degrees C. The range of 1.5 to 4.5 degrees C hasn’t been refined since 1979, when it was derived by averaging two guesses and attaching an arbitrary margin of error.
For all anyone knows, net feedbacks might well be negative.
2) Whatever warming actually has been observed in the past century does not even come close to correlating, smoothly or otherwise, with the supposedly observed rise in CO2. Quite the contrary. Earth has cooled, warmed and stayed about the same temperature under rising CO2. There is no correlation.
From around the end of WWI to the start of WWII, ie in the 1920s and ’30s, earth warmed as CO2 fluctuated. The early 20th century warming is scarcely distinguishable from the late 20th century warming. Then after WWII, CO2 rose steadily but the planet cooled dramatically. Indeed, to such a degree that in the 1970s scientists feared a return to ice age conditions. But the PDO flipped in 1977 and earth began warming again. For the next 20 years, increasing CO2 and temperatures accidentally correlated. But then, from the 1990s, GASTA stayed the same while CO2 rose even more rapidly.
On geologic timeframes, there is also no correlation, except to note that warmer oceans release more CO2, ie higher carbon dioxide is an effect of a warming world, not a cause.
3) The so-called “surface data sets” are works of science fantasy. They are not science and cannot pass statistical muster. They are adjusted beyond all recognition without justification. The satellite and balloon records are better, but only go back to the middle of 20th century.
The GIGO computer models are worse than worthless exercises in special pleading. The assumptions behind them aren’t physical or based upon observation. They ignore or downplay important climatic phenomena, such as clouds.
According to the GHE hypothesis, the air should warm first and the surface thereafter. Just the opposite has happened. The predicted tropical tropospheric hotspot is not in evidence.
The AGW hypothesis was thus born falsified and has repeatedly been so anew. Without AGW, there can be no catastrophic man-made global warming. Hence, no worries. More CO2 has been a good thing so far and more would be even better. Best of all would be a tripling to 1200 ppm, ie the level maintained in real greenhouses, to raise healthy and happy plants.
Richard M — well said! Glad you showed up!
You, too, Chimp (and Alan — still praying about you-know-what 😉 and phil)!
Mr. Myslewski,
Your points, 1-3:
1) Your question (1) is
a bit ofa red herring. No one argues that the behavior (effect) of “greenhouse” gases in the atmosphere can’t be explained by physics, within the limits of our understanding. What’s to disprove?The question becomes: How much effect?
(One can’t help but notice that a rather common binary compound with the most significant “greenhouse” effect is missing from your commentary.)
2) You asked for an explanation of “smooth” correlation between temp. records and CO2. That’s another fine logical fallacy. Why? Because there is no extant (Earth) temperature data set which shows correlation with CO2atm. (In the interest of increasing knowledge (and collegial debate,) feel free to look up a list of logical fallacies.)
Maybe I just don’t understand your use of the term “smooth correlation”. Otherwise, maybe the periods Feb. 1997- Nov., 1998 and… well, you get the point. Several extended periods during the last 170 years don’t correlate very well at all, do they?
3) I’m at a loss, here. What is the question? Refute that temp. data sets exist? Accept without question, the seemingly endless adjustments to and other issues with data sets?
If you are looking for someone who doesn’t apparently understand anything about the various data sets,but who is nevertheless a vocal proponent of doom and guilt and the need for forced atonement at the hands of an all- powerful state, (i.e., a CAGW spokes- advocate,) then look no further than Dr. David Suzuki:
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2013/09/24/climate-campaigner-david-suzuki-doesnt-know-what-the-climate-temperature-data-sets-are/
Ps In the interest of fostering an environment of civility, I’ll not highlight more logical fallacies (in this response.)
pimf- should read: “… the period Feb. 1997- Nov. 2015…”
We don’t have to explain away what doesn’t exist.
There is no smooth increase in temperature that matches the smooth increase in CO2 levels.
Temperatures started rising long, long before CO2 levels started rising. In the era of rising CO2 levels, temperatures have gone up, gone down, and stayed steady for 20 years.
warming not only correlates
=====================
the problem is that the warming began 300+ years ago, before population and CO2 started increasing. so the only cause and effect that is possible is to say that increasing temperatures have led to increasing population which has led to increasing CO2.
in other words, temperature is driving CO2 because it is driving population. If temperatures were to drop, many humans would likely die as food because scarce, leading to a decrease in CO2.
The robust physics and empiricism have been shown not to undergird AGW and its follow-on climate change. Please try harder.
” robust physics and empiricism undergirding AGW”
Now that thar is funny
Rik Myslewski
April 24, 2017 at 3:26 pm
Rik
Making it short…in your first comment you use innuendos to still serve the consensus “pill” by trying to assure all here about the position of any one in climate-science community, when there is no possible means in your support or in your service for such as a claim, not empirically at least…..
Secondly, in relation to your second comment….yes it may be claimed, reasonably to a degree that the step-up warming observed is in correlation to the CO2 concentration increase, some thing that could also be reasonably argued for the all the past paleo times in the paleo climate data…but that does not mean a causation….by default…
But what clearly is in doubt and contrary to AGW, that you try intricately to support in this very instance, is that there is no evidence of any anthropogenic forcing of CO2 RF associated or correlated with that warming…..as Dr. Christy put it simply in his testimony…..for it to be considered the step-up warming observed should be as supposed to, a product with a clear association with what is actually, clearly, and indisputable missing and not materialized there…the famous Tropical hot-spot….. as clearly that should have being in the case of the observed global warming caused by the RF or the ARF(the Anthropogenic one)…..
Correlation of RF with the warming…does not mean causation….and there is no evidence of a possible warming due to ARF as that should be definitely a warming caused by the RF, aka the main base case for the ARF…….A warming due to radiation imbalance and it’s variation resulting in a simple condition, the hot-spot fingerprint, which clearly missing there in the reality, while shown clearly by the experiment how it should be if that was the case…..
Probably that’s why some very upset with Dr. Christy….
If you do not even understand such basic rationale, at least you should consider to stop using and distributing carelessly the scientifically and socially disturbing “pill” of the consensus, by arbitrarily investing to your self powers you clearly do not have, by any means…..
cheers
I’ve made this comment a few places now:
Most cities have laws against guns being fired. Outside of cities shots across roads is not allowed. Likewise aiming at buildings is against laws, as is toward places where people can be expected.
However, I would interpret this to be either a jerk misbehaving, or someone wanting to make known their views of John Christy’s work.
Regardless of the possible interpretations, a crime was committed.
I suggest the University replace the windows (and a few others) with inch thick LEXAN.
Lexan might be a good thing for others to install on selected windows, also.
Be safe. Be as strong as you have always been. Politicians and community organizers stir up passions they cannot control.
The 5.7 is a rare cartridge, with very few guns chambered for it. It’s a military round that was developed to replace the 9mm but it was not adopted. FN still makes the FiveSeven pistol, but it’s not common. The 5.7 chambered P90 is a very rare piece of exotica.
Can’t see how this round can possibly have been shot 7 times in a populated area with nobody hearing it. Very strange. Small caliber but high pressure. It’s going to make plenty of noise.
Googling I see that FN used to option the FiveSeven with a threaded barrel to accept a suppressor, and that threaded barrels are easily available aftermarket, along with some very effective suppressors.
It takes a federal license to own a suppressor legally and the license would note the caliber. Worth a look by law enforcement. This is presumably what the list is for: so if somebody misuses a suppressor law enforcement knows where to look.
Which makes it unlikely that the suppressor, if one was used, is legally owned. Still, shooting with suppressors is an avid-hobbyist activity, dominated by knowledgeable and detail minded CONSERVATIVES. It would be hard for sketchy leftists to venture in without quickly being noticed.
Law enforcement should send notices to all suppressor license holders in the state telling users that there is evidence that a suppressor was used in an act of domestic eco-terrorism and asking them to please report anything that might help identify the perpetrator.
It’s possible to make a suppressor illegally, but that’s a long shot, so to speak.
It’s still audible even when suppressed, thanks to its high muzzle velocity.
But if fired during traffic, nobody might have noticed.
https://www.bing.com/th?id=OM1.uhBOoXFJ%2bObmfA_1488179093&pid=4.1
That Chimp- a gunslinger- fast typerista!
Of course it depends upon the suppressor. Using a bigger one, such as for .45 ACP, would work better, even though .45 cal is subsonic.
Why do I know it’s really easy to make a suppressor?…you just need two sizes of PVC, a drill, and some insolation.
> … and some insolation.
suppressors only work on sunny days? Who knew?
What are the odds that amateur made suppressor would significantly affect trajectory?
Good points, Alex, but the FN 5-7 projectile velocity far exceeds the speed of sound, so even suppressed, it would make a very loud and sharp crack, probably still making as much noise as an un- suppressed Model 1911 in .45acp, for example. If no one heard it, then no one was around.
Or, they aren’t coming forward with the truth.
My gunslinging days are largely over, except for target practice now and then.
My brother tested P90 in Belgium back in the ’90s. He liked the concept, but it was barely a single for FN, let alone a home run.
no need to guess
Not as loud as you would think, but if you’re in the pit on a known distance range, and a few rounds go over head a few feet it hurts even with earplugs in. Suppressors on supersonic rounds are more useful for confusing the source of the shooter.
might also note that it takes about 1 second to loose 7 rounds in almost exactly the same direction.
and i might also note that individuals trying to stampede people into panic are to be questioned on their motivations and assumptions.
5.7 mm, by the way, is very expensive ammo fired from very expensive, specialized weapons. The military version was designed to defeat body armor (the civilian version doesn’t do it) but my point is, this isn’t some jack ass with a “Saturday night special”, this is someone with a $900+ weapon with ~$1 a round ammunition. Not the choice for random shootings. The police are either incompetent or willfully ignorant here.
Adam April 24, 2017 at 4:11 pm
Maybe not.
they maybe trying to keep the shooter in the dark. Do note, both Roy Spencer and John Christy have testified before the senate on CAGW & climate change. Also the case may now belong to the Feds.
Or they may take a interest. Time will tell.
michael
Sounds like a typical AGW Yuppie weapon to me
“Local news reports that UAH police have classified this as a “random shooting”.”
How could they possibly reach that conclusion without having a suspect to interrogate?
Climate “Science” Gone Mad; The True Face of Envirofascism
https://co2islife.wordpress.com/2017/04/06/climate-science-gone-mad-the-true-face-of-envirofascism/
All this violence from the soshulists! I thought the thuggery, the fire bombing and property damage at Berkley was pretty bad, but this is a big step further. The protest at Berkley was even reported by the NYT as a right wing show. Yeah, that makes sense, trying to stop a right wing speaker from speaking. The worst is when these thugs can do it with impunity.
I’ve tried over the past few years to tell lefty friends that the party they support isn’t what they think it is. Only the name of it is familiar. Entitlement has gone so far, that when they lose an election the massive outrage seems to have no bounds. The Democratic party has even given orders to their followers to engage in this anti democratic mob mentality. If they weren’t so imbued with the narcotic rage of the loss, they would see how ugly their party has become.
And the MSM have set up an atmosphere conducive to violence being used against top Republicans. When it happens, MSNBC and all the rest will wring their hands and cry crocodile tears.
Let’s look at what Kshama Sawant, card-carrying Socialist City Council member in Seattle, has to say about the upcoming May Day riots I mean marches up here in the CONUS Pacific Northwest:
http://www.kiro7.com/news/local/kshama-sawant-targets-may-day-as-next-massive-anti-trump-protest/496453959
The money quote:
“Let’s use the coming weeks to begin planning for workplace actions as well a mass peaceful civil disobedience that shuts down highways, airports, and other key infrastructure. Students can organize walkouts in their schools to send a powerful message that youth reject Trump’s racism and misogyny.”
‘Peaceful shutdown’ of airports and highways? Is this where they are going with their plan? What if I have to catch a plane ride, and a bunch of ne’er-do-well black-clad thugs are in my way? A morality choice – mow ’em down to catch the plane, or – in typical Seattleite style – sit passively by as the collective runs rough-shod over all others (note: I am NOT a Seattleite)?
And you twi-ts up in Seattle actually elected this POS to represent your best interests – you get what you vote for, i guess – except her plan is to disrupt regional assets – heck even federal ones – not just local city-controlled assets located in the jurisdiction where she was voted in. That when the rest of us in the region need to sit up, take notice, and call her (and them as a whole) out on their tactics.
Just….wow. It’s about to get good. Popcorn? Won’t protect you from the thugs…….
MCR
It’s my understanding that the office about four doors down from Christy’s has Dr. Brian Lener who last week ran over his neighbor’s dog. It was well known that the dog’s owner was a gun nut. Hopefully the police will follow up on this lead.
Amazingly Dr. Brian Lener has an office and yet is not in the university’s directory. What your understanding about that?
(“What’s” obviously)
Imagine what the reaction would be if a rock went through a window in Mann’s building.
There are already a few rocks in Mann’s building.
But, alas. I am insulting the intelligence of a rock.
It seems the religion Climate Science has entered a new phase, where some of its adherents are emulating radical elements of other religions that don’t like to be questioned.
The three most prominent, oppressive fascist regimes of the 20th century were Germany, Russia and Italy. All were borne from left wing organisations, with the boot of socialism, and communism, on the throat of their people.
I never thought I would see the day when the USA, unwittingly harboured violent fascist’s like the ones responsible for this act tonight. The suggestion that it was coincidental may be a reasonable, objective standpoint, but somehow I think the coincidence is just too convenient. In UK law there is sufficient grounds to consider this an internal terrorist attack, but terrorists don’t target sceptical climate scientists.
I sincerely hope President Trump considers this an act of treason and deals with it appropriately.
I now hope Le Penn wins her Presidential race in France and responsible, right wing, freedom promoting politics will prevail in the USA, the UK and then France. Hopefully Germany and many other countries will follow.
With any luck, this event will be promoted by the MSM across the world and people will begin to understand what we are all really dealing with here.
I wish you well America.
Considering Earthday is set on April 22nd each year from 1970 in honor of a mass murderer (among other faults) Vladimir Lenin, by the original organizers it’s not surprising where this is going if the trend line is turning against them. The Berkeley speaker violence and riots another sample. All this while the media helps the left take cultural ownership of words like “hate speech”, “science”, “denier” and simply dominate the public forum.
It’s never been about science when you get to the heart of it.
The shooter is probably reading this blog, as we comment, in order to relish, in our discomfort and fear. Spooky. GK
G. Karst April 24, 2017 at 5:39 pm
No, more likely having the “Hershey squirts”. The U.S. Attorney General may decide to take an interest, due to the nature of the crime. If the Feds get involved they will have him shortly. Also there may be two of them, the shooter and a driver.
You can’t let someone who fired into a school building just waltz off. Next time it might be a room full of people.
michael
…Wow, it even made it to FOX NEWS with Joe Bastardi …
http://video.foxnews.com/v/5409705017001/?#sp=show-clips
I’ll bet you “London to a brick” that it doesn’t reach CNN News.
God bless Joe Bastardi for having the guts, (for over a decade now), to “speak Truth to power”.
The left talks about “speaking Truth to power”, but fails to do the research Truth requires. Research is the “means” that that justifies the “end results” of True science, but leftists think propaganda is the means that justify their ends (which is always a sad ending,) and consequently they scorn actual research (which is why their airplanes never can fly.)
God bless all scientists who stand by actual reserch, such as Spencer, Christy, and lovable Joe Bastardi.
Do Christy/Spencer share office space with a number of people ‘on the other side of the aisle’? This would be a significant event for them too.
If the self-appointed Antifas want a street war, then they shouldn’t bring a 5.7x28mm to a 5.56x45mm gun fight.
That’s awesome Chimp.
I hope it doesn’t come to a shooting war, but the oxymoronic “Anarcho-Communist” goons will lose if it does.
Rules for “Resistance”-Resisters:
http://www.returnofkings.com/119617/10-essential-tips-for-surviving-an-antifa-riot
Chimp April 24, 2017 at 6:14 pm
I don’t think it was a Antifas foot soldier. I think the fellow is going to be white collar university type.
the weapon is a boutique trendy type, not Thugs R Us.
michael
You could well be right. But same mindset.
Plenty of low level professors have joined or formed the Antifas ranks, like the bike lock wielding thug from Diablo State College, an “ethics” teacher, no less.
The FNFive-seven is reported by the ATF to be very popular with the Drug Cartels, it would be very embarrassing if this turned out to be a “Fast and Furious” weapon.
Threats against transgressive scientists and skeptics have been on the record for a long time: https://www.mrc.org/articles/after-years-threats-prominent-climate-alarmists-still-seek-jail-climate-‘deniers’
Up to and including the death penalty.
Remember the 10:10 “No Pressure” campaign? It was all about justifying the literal killing of people with whom you disagree.
Christy, Spencer, Watts, Marano, Springer etc will have attempts on their lives.
The thing to do is raise so much hell that they pay attention to the hell raising if not the fact that shots were fired. This will escalate you can be sure of that. Do something now before the shots are directed at someone the next time. Do not kidd yourselfs.
Will this workplace violence never end?
/sarcamundo