Bush's Science Aide Rejects Claims of Distorted Facts

NY Times ^ | April 3, 2004 | ANDREW C. REVKIN

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

The Union of Concerned Scientists is a Tides Center/Foundation beneficiary - which in turn is funded by Effin Kerry's wife.

[neverdem]

Didn't Ayn Rand have a "Union of Concerned Scientists" in Atlas Shrugged?

I never read it, although I probably should.

[Wolfie]

Please. We all know the Feds have our best interests at heart.

[neverdem]

I guessed the origin of your post, and I have one complaint. Where are we getting the energy to harvest hydrogen as a fuel? It seems we're borrowing some of the propaganda techniques of the left.

[neverdem]

Thanks for the interesting link. Which reminded me that the fed's DOE is going to take another look at cold fusion here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1104907/posts

[Willie Green]

I never read it, although I probably should.

It's an excellent book, and I highly recommend it.
Just remember that it's a novel... a work of fiction...
There are already too many cultists who have blasphemously adopted it as a substitute for the Holy Bible.

[neverdem]

The Union of Concerned Scientists is a Tides Center/Foundation beneficiary - which in turn is funded by Effin Kerry's wife.

Plenty of other dogooders, such as the Ford Foudation, Rockefeller Foudation, etc. bent on social engineering, also fund the Tides Center/Foundation. The "Tides" deserve a separate thread by themselves.

[sergeantdave]

he White House issued a detailed rebuttal yesterday to accusations by an advocacy group and 60 prominent scientists that the Bush administration had distorted or suppressed scientific information to suit its politics.

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Let us rewrite the lead so it's correct:

The White House issued a detailed correction yesterday to whining and yammering by 60 untenured con-men, Marxists, useful idiots and junk scientists that the Bush administration had distorted or suppressed scientific information to suit its politics.

There, that's much better.