It's Dead, Jim.
bury it.
The Play:
The global warming movement as we have known it is dead,”
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“The global warming movement proposed a complex set of international agreements involving vast transfers of funds, intrusive regulations in national economies, and substantial changes to the domestic political economies of most countries on the planet.”
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The Players:
“There were death threats,” [Professor Phil Jones] said. “People said I should go and kill myself. They said they knew where I lived. I did think about it, yes. About suicide.”
...He has lost a lot of weight and said he is resorting to sleeping pills and beta blockers to cope with insomnia and anxiety. His failure to release climate change data requested by freedom of information searches was determined to be a breach of freedom of information regulations.
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[Rajendra Pachauri]’s book, Return to Almora , is, by his own admission, partly autobiographical ... teaching meditation and is distracted by the “heaving breasts” of his students.
...“Sometimes I’d be so overwhelmed trying to capture an incident of my life for the book that I would be moved to tears,” ...
On one hand, ya gotta admire ‘em: they almost pulled off the biggest grift in the history of Humanity. And now any participant is clearly branded for life as a grifter, pigeon or sheep, and need not be listened to on any matter by anyone with any common sense.
OTOH, ‘scuse me—I need a shower.
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