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http://nzclimatescience.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=178&Itemid=1
An interesting and entertaining read.
An interesting and entertaining read.
Monkton said:The Luxembourgeois delegation were not so polite. A peasant-faced minister took one look at the High Court judge?s list of the errors in Al Gore?s movie and rudely tore it up in front of me, throwing the pieces on to the floor. Not enough Luxe, too much bourgeois, one feels. Unusual animation for a zombie, though. One of his colleagues began collecting up copies of the judge?s list of Gore?s bloopers as I was distributing them. I remonstrated politely and she desisted, deciding to go and complain to Security instead. On the way, she murmured that she had a black belt in karate. ?So do I,? I said, with equal mendacity, trying my geriatric best to look like James Bond.
Back at the Poxy, the only time the zombies used to show any animation was when Baron Samedi came on set. They would set up an eerie, unpleasant keening, and would jerk chaotically in their frenzied excitement. So it was in Bali when, on the eve of the closing Friday, not so much Baron Samedi as Baron Thursdi, Al Gore private-jetted and motorcaded in with his vast retinue to receive the plaudits of the faithful, and to hell with the carbon footprint. Gore did what I had been taught never to do. He attacked his own country for withstanding the voodoo cult. The zombies loved it. The keening and screeching and jerking were exactly as I had remembered them.
Gore needs to pretend that the situation is urgent when it is becoming increasingly plain to everyone that it isn?t. The robust corn-stalk chewers of Iowa, polled recently about election issues, ranked ?global warming? so low that fewer than one in 200 thought it mattered at all.