Global warming from humans is a hoax

When Al Gore came out with his outrageous global warming theory, unless we believe in the sanctity of the Vice-Presidency, we should have smelled something rotting in Denmark.

[SpaceBlues]

Look at the first sentence. It's wrong like the title.

Deniers love hoaxes. Another permanent denier-poster posted: "There's no evidence man made carbon dioxide causes catastrophic climate change; climate change mitigation is a hoax.
Climate science has failed because it hasn't tested the theory it promotes to save the Earth. Computer models aren't good enough to describe climate, let alone to describe how to mitigate climate change."

These deniers can make up a hoax easily.

[HomoSapiensLapto picus]

What arrant CR*P.

The very 1st sentence of the rag's (the "Examiner's") article is "When Al Gore came out with his global warming theory..."

HUH?? AL GORE'S THEORY??? Heeelllllloooo!

OK, sure, Gore wrote a book called Earth in the Balance that was published in 1992, & everyone knows about the movie. There have been other books too, most recently The Future.

But Svante Arrhenius, Nobel Prize winner, is generally credited with originating the theory - in 1896. So the article only leaves out nearly a century.

It gets worse from there. The article says AGW/CC is "...bad science from scientists who are self serving, intellectual prostitutes and con men who will falsify their data to produce the results they are paid to produce..." It's a whole set of evil, libelous, slanderous accusations against scientists who do not deserve such abuse.

It gets no better. The article cites the long since refuted "climategate" nonsense, then just prints falsehoods, alleging that CO2 lasts only 5 years in the atmosphere when lots of evidence suggests it lasts centuries. Then it insults readers by asserting that water vapor is the strongest greenhouse gas (DUH), & cites the kings of scientific distortion, Spencer & Christy.

This article specializes in lies & distortions. The writers should be sued for libel.