And, incidentally, what scientists dispute climate change? Are they credible? How many are there really?
Just throwing out a random figure means nothing.
Who verifies the credibility of these thirty one thousand people? I could print this form off and post it in saying I have a PhD... http://www.oism.org/pproject/GWPetition.pdf![]()
When you're siding on an argument with Nick Griffin, who is claiming that there's a global conspiracy of some sorts, it really is time to seek medical help.
It is an unwinnable argument. Like religion etc.
And yet... the last petition listed Mickey Mouse, the Spice Girls and all sorts of nonsense.
So until I see ironclad proof that every name on this alleged 31,000 list is legitimate, I'll feel free to ignore it.
Let's face it Teki, you couldn't care less about climate change, you just have a massive hard on for anything that you believe is a conspiracy. You spend your life on forums, digging for anything that could be construed as a conspiracy. You then switch your brain off and mindlessly believe any old garbage that's written on the net.
I have news for you, we all understand politicians don't tell the truth, companies are greedy, the media can be biased and money is a great motivator, it's been happening since Roman times. You just seem to take any of this common sense stuff and blow it out of all proportion because you're mentally ill.
On the subject of climate change, we get it, scientists on both sides have agendas for funding and aren't telling the unbiased truth. I ask you this, even if your "climategate overlord lizards" are telling lies, isn't it a good thing that we at least try and use renewable energy, no matter the motivation?
As to the petition involving the 30,000+ American "Scientists" (who may or may not know anything worthwhile about man's impact on climate change), it was started by a Christian Fundamentalist who also happens to believe in Creationism and I would dearly love to see evidence of the scientific rigour applied to the list of signatories.