sir prince duke alevine wrote on May 23
rd, 2011 at 1:32pm:
Something all deniers should realise:
Neither the opposition nor government are saying that climate change is not real. Both have a policy on how to deal with it, and both are aiming for 5% cuts. The question or the debate at hand is HOW BEST to deal with it: a carbon tax or direct action; and which of these is cheaper.
So enough sitting around whining that it's all made up. Realise that everyone has moved on.
Cheers.
While that is true, Alevine, the denialists also know that Abbott is a denialist also, just like them, and probably even shares their ridiculous conspiracy theories, and they know that any government he leads will only pay lip service to tackling lowering Carbon emissions, as evidenced by the inadequate policy the Libs are putting forward.
These denialists know that he is lying to the Australian public when he says that a government he leads will reduce emissions by 5%, through direct action plans.
He lied today that the report just released was a vindication of his policy, when it quite clearly stated that direct action plans like he suggests, would prove to be inadequate to achieve the emission cuts promised by the Libs.
These denialist like the fact that he is lying to the aussie public, because they have an abiding passion for promoting lies, and confusion, about the climate change issue, and having Abbott lie as well, just helps their campaign of mistrust, division, and confusion.
His stance on climate change has been contemptible.
But the 'denialists' have no theories to peddle and never had.
It's the other side who are peddling their doom and gloom crap which is based on guesses and extrapolations.
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