Re: More Gore



Richard Henry wrote:

Eeyore wrote:
Richard Henry wrote:
Eeyore wrote:
Malcolm Moore wrote:
snip a well known list of NZ skeptics.

And what's wrong with being a sceptic ?

The trouble with you AGW 'believers' is that you don't even want to hear
any contrary view. It's a truly shocking abuse of the scientific method.

Where's the science in "Al Gore is a FRAUD!"?

The science is clear. His film contains a significant number of outright lies
and a huge amount of misrepresentation.

Do you seriously think it's an example of GOOD science ?

No. It is irrelevant to good science.

However the public don't see it that way. It's deception on a grand scale.

Graham


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