A Fool’s Errand [Reader Post] ( Obama to attend the charade in Copenhagen )

Mister Gibbs was recently asked whether President Obama was going to attend the climate meeting in Copenhagen in light of the leaked emails. Gibbs replied, “I think there’s no real scientific basis for the dispute of this.”

Mister Gibbs, there are several problems with this statement, that you offered in such a cavalier manner. To accept your statement, we must assume that you think and that is becoming increasingly hard to imagine when you deny the growing pool of evidence that condemns Global Warming as a Fraudulent Science. However, your intelligence is of minimal importance.

You see the real question is whether the Administration is going to allow the President of the United States to willingly go to Copenhagen and participate in a forum designed to weaken and rob the United States of its wealth, if not destroy the United States, in the name of a debunked scientific theory; to accomplish the dubious purposes of redistributing wealth (the wealth of the United States) and saving the planet from imminent overeating.

President Obama is losing credibility at an incredible rate, participating in this charade in Copenhagen is the equivalent of attending a convention of stage hypnotists or fortune tellers. Many American People are on to the scam and the numbers are growing exponentially; President Obama may be incapable of grasping the obvious, but the vast majority of literate Americans can see that the sanctimonious efforts of Al Gore to save the world have been nothing more than a great conspiracy to Redistribute Wealth.

Let's get the report on Gibb's statement:

Gibbs: Despite research dispute, 'climate change is happening'

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By Tony Romm - 11/30/09 03:21 PM ET

The White House on Monday made exceptionally clear that it wants nothing to do with the furor over documents that global warming skeptics say prove the phenomenon is not a threat.

Despite the incident, which rocked international headlines last week, climate science is sound, Press Secretary Robert Gibbs stressed this afternoon, and the White House nonetheless believes "climate change is happening."

"I don't think that's anything that is, quite frankly, among most people, in dispute anymore," he said during Monday's press briefing.

Climate change skeptics have asserted over the past week that the publication of more than 1,000 private e-mails and documents once housed in the University of East Anglia's computer system refutes most modern global warming evidence.

The documents, unearthed by a blogger who hacked into Climate Research Unit's (CRU) private system, have since touched off an international debate over the veracity of those scientists' works.

But the dispute is proving especially troublesome for the Obama administration as it prepares to head to Copenhagen next week for a climate change summit -- a forum the president will attend.

Not only has the White House faced criticism from the left for offering too few concessions ahead of the meet, it is now fielding dissatisfaction from the right for participating in a summit sponsored in part by the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) -- one of the research organs touched by the CRU spat.

"I think there's no real scientific basis for the dispute of this," responded Gibbs to questions about those scientists' credibility.

Nevertheless, congressional Republicans this week hope to ramp up their criticism of both global warming policy and the science that informs it.

Most vocal seems to be Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.), the ranking member of the Environment and Public Works Committee. Inhofe demanded on Friday a hearing into the IPCC's research to determine whether it "cooked the science to make this thing look as if the science was settled, when all the time of course we knew it was not."

"[T]his thing is serious, you think about the literally millions of dollars that have been thrown away on some of this stuff that they came out with," he told reporters, noting it was "interesting" the e-mails surfaced before the Copenhagen summit.

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I cannot help but wonder how many young university and college students who are connected via. bulletin boards, the Internet and other sources within their buildings are becoming informed via. web sites that are bringing out what is going on.
Students visit family and friends during the holidays, come home for lunch, dinner..... word is going to start to spread on this one.
Most probably a large portion of students are not biased intentionally. Once the word gets around how they have been deceived by false science driven by political and big money they will react accordingly. Many will be of voting age or close to it the next time around.

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