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Here's a one-on-one that's fun to watch. Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana vs. a cross county skier who doesn't even know what carbon dioxide is.
John Kennedy Has Tense Questioning Of Olympic Athlete Who Ultimately Refuses To Answer - YouTube
John Kennedy Has Tense Questioning Of Olympic Athlete Who Ultimately Refuses To Answer - YouTube
That’s actually painful to watch
Ice cores going back millions of years prove the earth gets warm and cool in roughly 60,000 year cycles. In fact 7 or 8 digits of years back CO2 levels were 18X now. Since "recorded" history (stuff written down by observers of variable reliability) doesn't go that far back, none of that can be "fact." SuperGlue my ***. Joe
Yeah, all them scientists...they don't know nothin'...
Yes, he ranks up there with Greta.
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He’s not as nails-on-chalkboard as Greta, he seems to be aware that he’s a low-information person in over his head.
One of my favorite pols, he sure has a way with words.
After the first Saddam war my army son spent 2 years in Germany. He said it was not smart to resist or bad mouth them!
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The climate crazies are among the most difficult bunch to attempt a logical, factual and meaningful conversation.
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I still have a dog sled and Eskimo clothes covered with spider webs in my back shed I bought in the 1970s when these same geniuses said we would be experiencing an ice age right now.
In the early 1990s in Tokyo, I was approaching my office building in the morning, right across the street from one of the city's leading hotels. Cops were blocking pedestrian traffic in front of the hotel. I soon learned that the reason was because one of the Beatles, I forget which one, was entering or leaving the hotel.
But what sticks in my mind was one Japanese businessman berating a young cop blocking us, essentially complaining that he needed to get to work. I thought, "Wow, nobody in his right mind would act like that with a cop in the U.S."
Another time I saw a couple of juvenile delinquents harassing a burly, lone cop in front of a police box, pausing to see if he needed help. The delinquents left when the cop cuffed — took an open handed swipe at — one casually. Again I thought, "You'd be out of your mind to do that with a US cop!"
I think with Japanese cops their high level of patience has to do with the largely non-violent nature of their society.
I saw Kennedy politely reveal the kid as a useful idiot.
It is like we have all been taught - extremism in any arena may not be good. All things in moderation is a good rule to live by.
I am not opposed to cleaner air or working toward a renewable energy source, but taking an alarmist approach makes no sense. A well thought out executable affordable transition would serve us well.
Unfortunately, Greta and this guy need an emergency so they can climb up the cross and nail themselves to it every time there is a camera in the vicinity.
It is like we have all been taught - extremism in any arena may not be good. All things in moderation is a good rule to live by.
I am not opposed to cleaner air or working toward a renewable energy source, but taking an alarmist approach makes no sense. A well thought out executable affordable transition would serve us well.
Unfortunately, Greta and this guy need an emergency so they can climb up the cross and nail themselves to it every time there is a camera in the vicinity.
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