Mark Steyn writes: [Tuesday] marked a not unimportant court deadline in the upcoming Mann vs Steyn trial of the century, and I wouldn’t want to let it pass without comment.…
Category: Quote of the Week
Quote of the week: 'It's a remarkable document'
People send me stuff. Today I got this email from Scott Stolnitz who sent an unsolicited email to NOAA’s National Climatic Data Center. He writes: Anthony, In response to your…
Quote of the week – reality is in the eye of the beholder
One of the biggest issues facing climate science today is the divergence of reality (observations) from the model output. The draft image from IPCC AR5 (seen below) clearly illustrates this…
Quote of the week – the numerology of "dialing in" climate science
This quote from ETH Zurich is actually from another just published post, but it is so grating, so anti-science, that it deserves its very own thread to highlight it. Here…
Quote of the week – the last word on '97% consensus', now in a bumper sticker
Over at Scientific American, a place that isn’t hardly Scientific, nor American anymore (its owned by Germans IIRC) there’s a big row over Cook’s shoddy “97% consensus” paper in comments,…
Quote of the week – dirty rotten scoundrels edition
Over the weekend Dr. Roger Pielke Junior let it be known on his Twitter feed that he’s had it up to his “keester” with certain climate activists, especially the ones…
Quote of the week – we'll say anything as long as it supports our cause
“My teacher (who does not agree with this project because of the trickery) told me that your group will accept almost anything regardless of the scientific process, this was my…
Quote of the week: a howler from the World Meteorological Organization – what warming?
Gosh, you’d think they’d check the data before issuing a statement like this (press release follows). It [CO2] was responsible for 85% of the increase in radiative forcing – the…
Quotes of the Week: 'Light bulb moment' for CNN chief – Pat Sajak goes nuclear
I think the light bulb may have gone on with this guy. From TalkingPointsMemo: In addition to being mocked for its breathless coverage of Flight 370, CNN has also been…
Quotes of the Week: Some early comments on the National Climate Assesment report
I had to laugh at this one, because well, it is soooo typical of Joe Romm and the Center for American Progress, which subsists on a daily diet of gloom…
Quote of the week – beyond 'noble cause corruption'
A lot of popcorn is being consumed these days watching the wailing of the Lewandowsky lemming team as they furiously throw themselves over cyber-cliffs in support of a retracted paper…
Quote of the week, McKibben calls for a 'climate strike' while an MSNBC poll goes horribly wrong
Weepy Bill McKibben is fed up, because he says nobody is listening to the climate sirens any more. He says in an MSNBC editorial published on Tuesday April 1st, that…
Quote of the week – the Lewgate fussbluster
Steve McIntyre makes a point about Lewandowsky’s duplicity in the emerging “Lewgate”
Quote of the Week – get your war crimes trial tickets now!
Sometimes you just have to laugh. One of my blog spawn (a not so anonymous academic at a “respected institution of higher learning”) decided to have a go at our…
Quote of the week: Steyn ups the ante on the Mann lawsuit
Oh, my. Steyn is not going to pull any punches after seeing what Esra Levant just did in Canada. He hints at a strategy to “go nuclear”. He writes:
Quote of the week – Masters of crazy weather
Weather Underground’s Dr. Jeff Masters jumps the shark with the Voice of Russia:
Quote of the week – Gore gets tipper, er tippy, er whatever
It’s the same old tired stuff, Koch, anti-science, big fundraisers while claiming skeptics are well funded, etc., but at least there’s a new humorous label from Gore. ========================= Former Vice…
Quote of the Week
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach In discussing President Obama’s latest boondoggle, the one billion (with a “b) dollar Climate Resilience Plan, The US Under-Assistant Minister of Scientific Silly Walks, John Holdren, wandered…
Quote of the Week: ego driven science
Some reflections on ego as scientific desire Guest essay by Eric Worrall Anyone wondering why, in the face of contrary evidence, alarmists (such as Matthew English) have not admitted they…
Quote of the Week – UEA/CRU scientist disses Cook's 97%
Barry Woods writes via email: A very interesting article, with Mike Hulme dissing the 97% paper along the way. But I think perhaps the most interesting part, is it seems…
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