Oct 12, 2007

¡Se siente, Gore presidente!

Más reacciones al premio Nóbel de Al Gore, me quedo con la de Melanie Phillips:

“Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Gore perfectly symbolises a western world that has lost its reason and its capacity to tell truth from lies."

Acualizado, otra más:


Nos vamos para arriba.

Cato scholar and IPCC member Patrick J. Michaels agrees with El Opinador. Sostiene que:

"For twenty years, (Gore) has not changed his story: climate change is the most important issue confronting our planet, it should be the 'central organizing principle' for civilization, and it is caused by a conspiracy of a few greedy individuals. ...We can only hope that he can parlay his prize into a run for the U.S. presidency, where he will be unable to hide from debate on his extreme and one-sided view of global warming."

2 comments:

  1. No sé si alguno leyó State of Fear. El libro es un poco aburrido, la historia es un poco floja, pero la verdad que el argumento de Crichton es muy bueno y está muy bien fundamentado en el libro.

    Quizás ya hayan leído esto:

    www.michaelcrichton.com/speech-alienscauseglobalwarming.html

    pero si no lo hicieron, no se lo pierdan, no tiene desperdicio.

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