Posted on 06/25/2015 1:12:25 PM PDT by lowbridge
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse is not a fan of anyone who disagrees with him about man-made global warming. And at an event hosted by environmentalists, he made it clear just how much he doesnt like skeptics.
But, this vast denial apparatus that propagates the false doubt, that props up the phony science, that gets these yahoos who cant survive peer-reviewed scrutiny onto Fox News, onto the cable shows, saying that their scientists, they create an artificial conflict about this and thats why I think theres doubt, the Rhode Island Democrat told attendees at a League of Conservation Voters event in last month, according to a recently published Youtube video.
A lot of people havent seen through the scam thats being perpetrated, Whitehouse said. So thats one of the reasons I hope that we get another lawsuit out of the Department of Justice, like the one they brought against the tobacco industry that showed that the whole fraudulent scam was a racketeering enterprise, held them accountable for it.
This is not the only time Whitehouse suggested the federal government prosecute global warming skeptics under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) for being a racketeering enterprise.
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Jail for those with opposing thoughts.
Where have we heard these kinds of things from before?
Oh yeah! Every single left-wing lunatic national socialist communist dictator SOB! That’s where!
No, dumbarse.....there's doubt because it ain't happening.
Yet anther example of Leftist fascism attempting to shut down scientific and political decent.
Not satire!! Hard to tell sometimes.
His new name, Shelly Sh**house.
That’s funny!!!
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