Inhofe digs deeper 6

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   Pathos Posted 3:00 pm
   09 Oct 2008

   That's awesome.One minor correction:  The Dem challenger is named Andrew Rice, not Jim.
   Still, excellent clip. I love the part where Inhofe says, "I actually believed that manmade gases caused global warming... Until we found out what it would cost us if we conformed with Kyoto."
   He goes on to explain what he means by that, but taken out of context, it's a beautiful illustration of exactly what his priorities are.

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   David Roberts Posted 2:16 am
   10 Oct 2008

   OyYeah, I knew that. I interviewed the guy! This must be a sign of my oncoming dotage.
   Anyway, fixed -- thanks.
   
   grist.org

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   GreyFlcn Posted 4:12 am
   10 Oct 2008

   And of courseThe usual argument is "Wow look at the trend line between 1998 and 2008!"
   
   http://greyfalcon.net/rsstemps2.png
   Kind of ignoring that those two years had a rather strong positive and negative el nino cycle.
   
   http://greyfalcon.net/elnino
   
   http://greyfalcon.net/lanina
   
   -David Ahlport

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   gzuckier Posted 5:36 am
   10 Oct 2008

   global coolingtemperature dropped a good thirty degrees in my backyard from yesterday afternoon to this AM before dawn. i think there's no doubt that the period of global warming is over.

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   turanga leela Posted 6:26 am
   10 Oct 2008

   Broad side of barnBut still funny. Kind of like the Flat Earth Society (yes, they're real, but they apparently don't believe in the Internet, either, because all the FES pages on the web are, naturally, parodies. I saw a mailer once from the FES, typed on a typewriter and badly misspelled).
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_Earth_Society

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   VangelV Posted 11:11 pm
   12 Oct 2008

   The flat earth society...What is amusing are greens who think that man is causing the changes in climate trends when the changes are not unusual.  In this debate the senator is one of the sanest voices and has been asking for reason and evidence instead of faith.  From what I see the latest solar and temperature data have proven him right and the greens wrong.  

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