Researcher: NASA hiding climate data (Climategate: NASA Suspected)

Washinton Times ^ | Thursday, December 3, 2009 | Stephen Dinan

[neodad]

Maybe the Brits will inspire one of ours to blow the whistle.

I realize this is the Wash. Times, but the British media has been doing the job the MSM won't do for the last couple years.

[The Duke]

This all about a bunch of "technocrats" trying to stick their grubby hands deep into the peoples' pockets, with Al "low flow" Gore providing political air cover in exchange for skimming more than a little off the top for himself.

Gore should instead have tried selling the Brooklyn Bridge - that's more consistent with his intellectual capacity.

[Leonard210]

Ain’t the internet great! I can’t imagine what would have happened to this story. (Thanks AlGore!) And I believe this is just the tip of the iceberg (pun intended) for the Global Warmongers.

[troublesome creek]

We may hear something from him as he blathers on and on to hear himself talk. But, likely won’t having anything to do with the topic at hand!

[MamaDearest]

Remember Beal Aerospace?

Snips: When Congress and NASA targeted $10 billion to fund competing launch systems, we threw in the towel.   We simply could not compete with such government funded boondoggles.

Asking NASA to develop low cost space access is analogous to asking Amtrak to develop new low cost locomotives, or the U.S. postal service to develop new low cost electronic mail systems.   Let's all be thankful that Congress didn't fund NASA to develop low cost personal computers to compete with Dell and Compaq, and new low cost operating software to compete with Microsoft.  With enough money, NASA will always succeed.   The consequences of NASA's success would be that Microsoft and Windows would not exist and some clunky NASA software package written by IBM would be the industry standard.  

Incidentally, I was appalled that former NASA engineer Dennis Tito had to pay a foreign country to access the ISS.   Let's all be thankful that Congress never funded NASA to develop the automobile.   If it had, I suspect that the use of these dangerous vehicles would be restricted to "autonauts" and we common citizens would revel that these highly trained "autonauts" could operate these incredible high performance automobile machines.  

[cpdiii]

This is the same group of Rocket Scientists that launched the Challenger even thought the Morten Thikol engineers (they made the booster rockets) said it was to cold for a launch and they risked catastrophic failure. Thikol was right. The damn thing blew up killing all the astronauts on it.

[Islam=Murder]

Don’t let the MSM win this.

Show everybody you know (best ClimateGate clips):

http://www.BraveNewCommie.com

[steelyourfaith]

 

Beam me to Planet Gore !

[Trillian]

I was too. As a child I dreamed of being an astronaut. I lost faith completely in them a long time ago. It’s just plain sad..