You may recall that in The Book of Glacial Meltdown I suggested that there were some holes in the International Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) story about the melting of the Himalayan glaciers. It seems that the original story was based on some less-than-diligent science.
The IPCC does not carry out its own original research, but it is the world’s leading authority on “global warming.” The IPCC bases its assessments mainly on peer reviewed and published scientific literature.
The IPCC is a political organization underwritten entirely by the United Nations. IPCC’s real job is not science but politics.
Ragendra Pachauri. Is that a yarmulke or just a bad comb over?
Want proof?: IPCC is run by a guy named Rajendra Pachauri. Even though he is managing an organization that is trying to engineer fundamental changes in the way 6 billion people live Mr. Pachauri has no formal education in climatology. Although university educated, Mr. Pachauri has spent most of his career as an advocate and consultant, not as a scientist.
On behalf of the IPCC he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in December 2007, when it was shared with another “expert” on climatology and global warming, Al Gore.
Mr. Pachauri’s job is to extort the world’s people and industries out of massive amounts of money in order to stop global warming. The most polite term an American could apply to Mr. Pachauri would be a ‘lobbyist.’ ‘Shakedown artist’ or just ‘con man’ seem to be more accurate.
When scientists began to question the quality of material being published by IPCC Mr. Pachauri accused his critics of using “voodoo science” and urged the climate research community and international governments to ignore them.
Mr. Pachauri is noted for wearing expensive suits, leading a lavish lifestyle, and living in Golf Links, India (near New Delhi) where the cheapest of houses sells for several million dollars. The sources and amounts of Mr. Pachauri’s income have not been made public.
Mr. Pachauri is a vegetarian who thinks a large part of the global warming problem could be ameliorated if everyone just stopped eating meat.
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Global Warming a Con Job? No, Say it isn’t So!
You may recall that in The Book of Glacial Meltdown I suggested that there were some holes in the International Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) story about the melting of the Himalayan glaciers. It seems that the original story was based on some less-than-diligent science.
The IPCC does not carry out its own original research, but it is the world’s leading authority on “global warming.” The IPCC bases its assessments mainly on peer reviewed and published scientific literature.
The IPCC is a political organization underwritten entirely by the United Nations. IPCC’s real job is not science but politics.
Ragendra Pachauri. Is that a yarmulke or just a bad comb over?
Want proof?: IPCC is run by a guy named Rajendra Pachauri. Even though he is managing an organization that is trying to engineer fundamental changes in the way 6 billion people live Mr. Pachauri has no formal education in climatology. Although university educated, Mr. Pachauri has spent most of his career as an advocate and consultant, not as a scientist.
On behalf of the IPCC he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in December 2007, when it was shared with another “expert” on climatology and global warming, Al Gore.
Mr. Pachauri’s job is to extort the world’s people and industries out of massive amounts of money in order to stop global warming. The most polite term an American could apply to Mr. Pachauri would be a ‘lobbyist.’ ‘Shakedown artist’ or just ‘con man’ seem to be more accurate.
When scientists began to question the quality of material being published by IPCC Mr. Pachauri accused his critics of using “voodoo science” and urged the climate research community and international governments to ignore them.
Mr. Pachauri is noted for wearing expensive suits, leading a lavish lifestyle, and living in Golf Links, India (near New Delhi) where the cheapest of houses sells for several million dollars. The sources and amounts of Mr. Pachauri’s income have not been made public.
Mr. Pachauri is a vegetarian who thinks a large part of the global warming problem could be ameliorated if everyone just stopped eating meat.
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This entry was posted on Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 at 7:37 PM and is filed under Commentary. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.