Theology, Politics & Other Musings

Many conservatives thought the most recent vote to open debate on the Senate floor concerning the health care bill means the bill is all but signed.  Far from it!

Read this article for some hope!

“I have found little that is ‘good’ about human beings on the whole.  In my experience most of them are trash.”

-Sigmund Freud

Now this doesn’t necessarily invalidate any system that Freud came up with.  However, when you take into consideration that the system he invented, psychoanalysis, has as one of its primary goals to treat psychological and emotional illness, you have to ask yourself if a person who thought that most people are trash really had other people’s best interests at heart as he developed his system.

Many have doubted the claims on Global Warming.  There’s just too much information against it to simply believe it without investigating further.  And the simple fact that even questioning the truth of Global Warming brings out the critics from the woodwork causes concern.

The Global Warming pundits took a great hit recently when a server at the University of East Anglia was hacked containing emails and documents from well-known scientists supporting Global Warming.  The University has disclosed that the documents and emails that have been leaked were authentic.

Five points come out:

1. Prominent environmental scientists organize a boycott of scientific journals if those journals publish scholarly material from global warming dissidents.
2. The scientists then orchestrate attacks on the dissidents because of their lack of scholarly material published in scientific journals.
3. The scientists block from the UN’s report on global warming evidence that is harmful to the anthropogenic global warming consensus.
4. The scientists, when faced with a freedom of information act request for their correspondence and data, delete the correspondence and data lest it be used against them.
5. The scientists fabricate data when their data fails to prove the earth is warming. In fact, in more than one case, scientists engaged in lengthy emails on how to insert additional made up data that would in turn cause their claims to stand out as legitimate.

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