IPCC Bastardizes Climate Science Reports

I read an editorial this morning by McClatchy CEO and president, Craig Forman about their well-earned designation as fake news distributors. He refuses to acknowledge, or understand, that his industry has been infiltrated by an army of left-wing advocates who have no regard for the tenets of journalism. Sure, he points to a handful of stories where they actually reported the truth, but that doesn’t make up for the bastardization of the news industry.

And that seems to be the general theme when it comes to liberals. They bastardize everything: news, marriage, sex, education, language, religion, politics, weather, economics; you name it they’ve bastardized it. They contaminate everything they touch.

So this brings us to another IPCC scam. Once again, we are told that the state of the planet is in dire straits due to man-made global warming. How many times have we heard this nonsense? How many times have they been wrong?

The Washington Times published an op-ed exposing another fraud this pseudo-governmental agency has foisted upon the world. Here is an excerpt:

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change climate forecasts were wrong from their earliest reports in 1990. They were so inaccurate that they stopped calling them forecasts and made three “projections”: low, medium, and high. Since then, even their “low” scenario projections were wrong.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change created an illusion of certainty about their science, and therefore their forecasts. They let people think that they study all causes of climate change when they only look at human-caused change. That is impossible unless you know and understand total climate change and the mechanisms, and we don’t. It allowed them to ignore all non-human causes of change, including the Sun.

One of the reasons the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change gets away with this is that almost no one reads the underlying science reports. Indeed, the “Final Government Draft” of the underlying science report, which appears on the IPCC Web site, even cautions the reader, “Do Not Cite, Quote or Distribute.”

So that's how they get away with it.

Hey, Craig Forman! If you want to repair your industries reputation, you can begin by exposing this corrupt organization called the IPCC.

Source:

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/opinion/article220302195.html


https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/oct/15/why-un-climate-report-cannot-be-trusted/?fbclid=IwAR2XUuG139SoM5sd24byb6FxPQ8nN8zOVdhiRkwVeTU5ecZU12ZSRkpIKlY

Barack Delays the Pain in Obamacare Scheme

H/T:  NC Renegade

Global Warming Loons are in Denial

This has been a money making scam from the very beginning. 

H/T:  Moonbattery

Obama Phone Scam Dates Back to Reagan Administration

We all remember the Obama phone lady last year.  Well, this program has been going on since the Reagan administration.  And of course, many have the mentality that if it’s free, it’s for me:

The Lifeline program—begun in 1984 to ensure that poor people aren't cut off from jobs, families and emergency services—is funded by charges that appear on the monthly bills of every landline and wireless-phone customer. Payouts under the program have shot up from $819 million in 2008, as more wireless carriers have persuaded regulators to let them offer the service.

Suspecting that many of the new subscribers were ineligible, the Federal Communications Commission tightened the rules last year and required carriers to verify that existing subscribers were eligible. The agency estimated 15% of users would be weeded out, but far more were dropped.

A review of five top recipients of Lifeline support conducted by the FCC for the Journal showed that 41% of their more than six million subscribers either couldn't demonstrate their eligibility or didn't respond to requests for certification.

The rest of us who don’t scam the system are aware of the litany of surcharges on our bills.  This is another example of do-gooder stupidity.

Source:  http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323511804578296001368122888.html?mod=ITP_pageone_0

N.C. Attorney General's Valentine's Day Advice

North Carolina’s Attorney General Roy Cooper is giving advice on Valentine’s Day.  He’s becoming a regular Barack Obama when it comes to talking down to people. 
 
“These scam artists do a lot of research on their victims. They try to find people of means. And it’s clear that these con artists are very convincing,” says Cooper. “Another problem is that most of them operate overseas making it difficult for law enforcement here in North Carolina and in the United States to catch them.”

Sometimes family members will alert police. Sometimes banks and wire companies will. Last year, the state was able to stop three people from boarding plans to hand-deliver cash to their sweethearts in other countries.

So in this Valentine’s season, Cooper has some advice: Remember, people online aren’t always who they say they are, and never send money to strangers you meet through internet sites, even if they say they love you.

I wonder what the people of North Carolina can do when they’re being scammed by their Attorney General.  This guy informed our DOT that we’re obligated by law to issue driver’s licenses to illegal aliens.  Happy Valentine’s Day to you too, you stinking political hack.

Source: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2013/02/14/3855047/sweetheart-scams-are-on-the-rise.html#storylink=cpy