lee wrote on Dec 10
th, 2015 at 5:28pm:
Yes. Now what was it Greenpeace actually did. They set up a "business consultancy" and sought his views. After toing and froing, all in email form, which can be accessed and verified by the authorities, -
'He confirmed that his official title is Cyrus Fogg Brackett Professor of Physics, Emeritus. He also reinforced his earlier message indicating he could not be bought by stating, very clearly:
“To be sure your client is not misled on my views, it is clear there are real pollutants associated with the combustion of fossil fuels, oxides of sulfur and nitrogen for most of them, fly ash and heavy metals for coal, volatile organics for gasoline, etc. I fully support regulations for cost-effective control of these real pollutants. But the Paris climate talks are based on the premise that CO2 itself is a pollutant. This is completely false. More CO2 will benefit the world. The only way to limit CO2 would be to stop using fossil fuels, which I think would be a profoundly immoral and irrational policy.” '
He has also called in the FBI,
'Greenpeace, in furtherance of what is in effect its war against every species on the planet, has now turned to what, on the face of things, looks to me like outright breach of the RICO, wire-fraud, witness-tampering and obstruction-of-committee statutes. I have called in the FBI.'
same source
That certainly sounds like a man with something to hide.
Ah, Greenpiss.
I don't like your source, but I wouldn't trust Green Peace either. Green Peace is basically a multinational company. They thrive on lies unfortunately. Whether or not Green Peace supports Climate Science is irrelevant.
I had a conversation with a Green Peace activist in Central Queensland.
He approached me and asked
- What's it like living in Australia's second most polluted city?
- I don't know. Where is Australia's second most polluted city? I presume it is one with a lot more traffic and population than this one. Do you mean overall, air pollution, water pollution or what?
- Oh it was in the local paper?
- What's the local paper called?
- The Mercury?
- No it isn't. You don't seem to know much, do you? Now tell me what is Australia's most polluted city, and what is the third most polluted city?
- Er - What do you feel about dredging in the Great Barrier Reef? (Shows a map)
- I can tell from your accent that you are Canadian. Show me on the map where you think the dredging is happening.
(Points to the gaps in the Great Barrier Reef)
- No it isn't. These are natural gaps that are used for shipping routes. Maybe you should do your homework before accosting people on the street.
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You can attack Greenpeace all you like. They thrive on any controversy that will make them money.
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