alligators in the Thames

I just popped in to say thank you, grizz, siggie and other deniers for proving me right.

Thanks! XXX

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@izabsmiling wrote:

Did Dr Roy Spencer say this ?

 

 

I was struck by the unity of the Bible’s message – the way it agreed with itself even though it was written by 40 different authors over a period of 1,600 years. I realised that the gospel records were free of comment from the writers. They merely recorded what they saw without exaggerating the events, without covering up the faults and failings of the followers of Jesus and without trying to present the story in exactly the same way. There were enough differences between the four gospels to prove they had not collaborated, but not enough differences to stray into the area of outright contradictions and errors.

 

 

 

 

oh Dear 

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So he believes in people rising from the dead,someone who can walk on water,turn water into wine etc.Where I come from we don't refer to people like that as scientists.Wackjob would be more appropriate giggle

If you want to learn what's going on re the Amazon,a movement called Amazon Watch is worth joining.Get the lowdown on what governments and corporations are up to.The Belo Monte-Altimira dams are one project they are reporting on.6500 sq km will be flooded for this project without any consideration for the indigenous population or the environment.Its all about money

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@spotweldersfriend wrote:
Well you're wasting your time trying to reason with them boris.They're more likely to believe in alien abduction,chemtrailing,the second coming,worldwide conspiracy theories and creationism.They're easy to pick out from the crowd.They tend to lol and giggle a lot.

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And man made global warming is your theory........giggle.......

 

 

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@*mrgrizz* wrote:

 alligators in the Thames

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My favourite.......

 

 

"extinctions (apes, human, civilisation, koalas, lizards,  logic,Inuit, smallest butterfly, cod,  penguins, pikas, polar bears,   possums,  walrus,  tigers,  toads, turtles, pandas,  penguins, plants,ladybirds, rhinoceros, salmon, trout,  wild flowers, woodlice,  a million species, half of all animal and plant species, mountain species,  not polar bears, barrier reef, leaches, salamanders, tropical insects, flowers) experts muzzled,"

 

 

............poor alarmists.....

Hate speech, political violence and climate change

17th May  2011

 

The US Department of Homeland Security monitors domestic terrorism threats and warns of a dramatic rise in “right-wing extremism” in the USA. It blames the rise of extremism on both domestic and global changes. The key domestic causes include the election of a black man to the office of president and the economic stress caused by the financial crisis. Global factors that stimulate extremism are largely to do with the relative decline of the US in relation to China and India.

 

 

The Department of Homeland Security report also points to specific shifts in patterns of thinking and organisation within the extremist community. Extremists are becoming better at recruiting, by mixing their political asks with “accusatory” language, such as blaming the recession on the Jews. They are also becoming more unreasonable and paranoid. Fox’s Glenn Beck, for example, apparently thinks the US Government is planning to allow a foreign country to invade America and enslave its white, Christian citizens.

 

http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/2693120.html

 

 

David Neiwert is a US journalist who specialises in investigations of extremists. His 2009 book The Eliminationists: How Hate Talk Radicalized the American Right explains how the conservatives got as crazy as they are and where they are headed.

 

 

To accept and adapt to climate change isn't extremism 

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@spotweldersfriend wrote:
They're more likely to believe in alien abduction,chemtrailing,the second coming,worldwide conspiracy theories and creationism.They're easy to pick out from the crowd.

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You say that like it's a bad thing