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Finally: the signature representatives of the Western World come together to fight!

Mission? To find and silence those scientists and skeptics who have put in peril attempts by transnational progressives to use phony climate science as a model for international wealth redistribution and, ultimately, a centralized world-governmental power that transcends individual state sovereignty. By seizing their property and clamping down on “denier” dissent.

— Which, I was kinda hoping for a US/UK alliance that would take the fight to, say, Iran, or at least militant Islam, but, you know, baby steps.

And in fairness, militant Islamists tend to fight back with explosives and such. Whereas climate “deniers” use strongly worded press releases that the mainstream press studiously ignores. So.

(h/t di)

115 Replies to “Finally: the signature representatives of the Western World come together to fight!”

  1. […] are no such punishments contemplated in the legislation, it’s safe to say that oversight is a feature, rather than a […]

  2. sdferr says:

    Robinson interviews James Delingpole, who has things to say about the novel religiosity of the AGW and environmental crowds. Which, really, is a laugh riot, worshipping “nature”, as “nature” as such has been expelled from the politics of the left.

  3. JD says:

    I wish I were able to say this was a surprise.

  4. Slartibartfast says:

    Money quote from Teh Grauniad article:

    “I am happy to assist the police with their inquiries because I haven’t been hiding anything important like some people have.”

  5. Slartibartfast says:

    Indeed!

  6. JHoward says:

    …the novel religiosity of the AGW and environmental crowds. Which, really, is a laugh riot, worshipping “nature”, as “nature” as such has been expelled from the politics of the left.

    One debates whether to be persuaded by the dissonance of “liberal” rejections of bad religion when they’re even worse dogmatists and zealots, or by that of “liberal” sensitivities in service of Mother Ghaia, animals, and various not-white peoples when they have to lie through their teeth — the liberals, not the animals — in order to manifest this planetary salvation.

    The moral consistency, it is lacking. So dumb.

  7. Squid says:

    And in fairness, militant Islamists tend to fight back with explosives and such. Whereas climate “deniers” use strongly worded press releases that the mainstream press studiously ignores. So.

    As Insty used to be so fond of saying: beware the incentive structure you’re setting up. Sooner or later, people will figure out what works.

  8. mojo says:

    That whistle-blower MUST be found and exterminated!

  9. mojo says:

    But, unfortunately (ofcourseofcourse), he seems to well inside their decision loop.

  10. bastiches says:

    For a group that claims ‘science’ as their own, AGW proponents sure are an excitable bunch.

    Then again, it’s been so long since we had us a real good Inquisition. Dibs on the iron maiden!

  11. Slartibartfast says:

    Dibs on the iron maiden!

    Here ya go! Enjoy!

  12. mojo says:

    Hey, if they actually get close, do ya think maybe a certain sooper-sekret passphrase might make it’s way (indelibly) onto the innernuts?

    Something to look forward to.

  13. dicentra says:

    Speaking of Glenn Beck (hey, someone, somewhere is doing so), here’s Stu Brugiere’s explanation of What Glenn Said (Stu being Glenn’s producer and therefore in tune with what he means because he has to listen to him all day and read his flurry of e-mails all night).

  14. iron308 says:

    There seems to be a lot more going on as well.

  15. ThomasD says:

    Because nothing says Science! quite like suppressing the free flow of information.

    So, where are all the civil libertarians and free press advocates on this one? This could be the Pentagon Papers for the information age…

  16. serr8d says:

    I have seen apparent proof that the United States Department of Justice (DOJ), Criminal Division, is working with United Kingdom police to pursue the leaker of the 2009 and 2011 “Climategate” emails.

    I have learned that last week DOJ sent a search-and-seizure letter to the host of three climate-change “skeptic” blogs. Last night, UK police raided a blogger’s home and removed computers and equipment.

    Dirty bastiches at DOJ need to find out exactly how Iranian hackers co-opted and stole one of our stealth drones, in mid-flight. Who’s the leaker? I’ve doubts that goat-fucking Iranians could manage this; is Anonymous that powerful now, that one of those Grandma’s PC-stealing virusjackers can now penetrate and take out our best stealth technology? If so, then we are well and truly fucked.

  17. Pablo says:

    A spokesman for the University of East Anglia said today: “We are pleased to hear that the police are continuing to actively pursue the case following the release last month of a second tranche of hacked emails from the Climatic Research Unit. We hope this will result in the arrest of those responsible for the theft of the emails and for distorting the debate on the globally important issue of climate change.

    If that ain’t chutzpah, I don’t know what is. How dare they distort the debate by telling you the stuff we tell each other but don’t want you to know?!?!?

  18. Pablo says:

    Serr8d, I don’t know if this is related, but I certainly don’t know that it isn’t either.

    U.S. Military Drones Infected With Mysterious Computer Virus

  19. serr8d says:

    ‘They are just computers’, as were the Stuxnex-infected Iranian boxes. Why each one of these drones were not re-imaged daily, with an image kept guarded under the same level security that protects Baracky, is beyond me. Heads should literally roll on the floors of these facilities. Literally, thump and roll.

  20. serr8d says:

    Correct choice, Lamo. But there’s perhaps another 22-year-old hacker what gave up our drone; should s/he, when found, be subject to more severe punishment than ‘Liberal Leavenworth’?

    In the end though, he concluded that “Mr Manning’s wellbeing was not as important as the security of our armed forces. I had never considered myself particularly patriotic, but when push came to shove the wellbeing of the nation was of paramount importance to me.”

  21. serr8d says:

    A debate! Who knew?

    Huntsman lied. He’s no conservative.

  22. BT says:

    Does Romney have less elective time in office than Obama when he ran?

    I wonder if Perry reads PW. He invoked tebow in one of his answers.

  23. leigh says:

    Perry as Tebow? That was a good line.

  24. BT says:

    Bachmann has no room to spank Newt judging by the agricultural subsidies and medicaid payments her husband has received.

  25. Pablo says:

    Does Romney have less elective time in office than Obama when he ran?

    Yes. Mitt’s got the one 4 year term. Obama had 6 years in the IL Senate.

  26. BT says:

    Perry gets hot.

  27. newrouter says:

    “Obama had 6 years in the IL Senate.”

    doing what?

  28. BT says:

    Doesn’t seem like Fox has a GOP bias at all judging by the questions they are asking.

  29. newrouter says:

    huntsmann : let’s share china’s “values”

  30. leigh says:

    Huntsman says we need to get together with the Chinese who share our “values.” He said that just for sdferr.

  31. Pablo says:

    Letting newborn babies die and voting “Present”, best I can tell.

  32. BT says:

    I do agree with Santorum about making manufacturing profitable and regulations hospitable in the good old USA.

  33. BT says:

    Newt is not happy with the Judicial.
    gets applause

  34. sdferr says:

    Huntsman is a monkeyjumper, and all the monkeys have gotten the word. Just watch ’em eye him hard when he comes around. They know.

  35. leigh says:

    Heh.

  36. BT says:

    Huntsman seems like he would make a good suspect on Criminal Minds.

  37. newrouter says:

    huntsmann “we have rule of law and china values”

  38. BT says:

    Paul says play defense.

  39. leigh says:

    Oy. Paul busts out the crazy uncle.

  40. BT says:

    We don’t need no steenkin war.

  41. newrouter says:

    ronpaul meltdown

  42. happyfeet says:

    If Iran wants to kill somebody the royal saudi pervert ambassador is as good starting point I think

  43. BT says:

    I don’t know. Maybe we focus inward for a decade.

  44. newrouter says:

    “Maybe we focus inward for a decade.”

    i have the same problem with gum and walking

  45. leigh says:

    Bachmann kicks Paul in the shins.

  46. happyfeet says:

    Paul is annoying me when he talks

  47. newrouter says:

    the real ronpaul

  48. happyfeet says:

    shushy shush ron ron

    HEY

    I tried like three places already to order a Tom n Jerry… one said no we can’t make that we don’t have egg whites… and I was like ok thank you for checking

  49. BT says:

    The failure of our education system is far scarier than Iran getting nukes.

  50. newrouter says:

    go newt

  51. leigh says:

    Happy, did you try to buy the T&J mix at BevMo?

  52. newrouter says:

    huntsmann goes cain

  53. happyfeet says:

    I haven’t tried yet but I will

  54. happyfeet says:

    Newt is the one I’d most like to go to Otis Jackson’s Soul Dog with and have tasty fried chicken and yams and waffles

  55. happyfeet says:

    it’s all about the delicate balance

  56. BT says:

    Huntsman ignores the beep. Good for him.

  57. BT says:

    Obama sucks , self serving narcissist.

  58. BT says:

    Perry is all states rights. Focus inward.

  59. happyfeet says:

    really we have to yammer about the border some more?

  60. BT says:

    yup it’s red meat

  61. BT says:

    Romney wants a National ID card. maybe

  62. leigh says:

    National ID cards can’t be too far away, eh Mitt?

  63. happyfeet says:

    they’re letting Huntsman talk way too much

  64. BT says:

    Megyn asks Huntsman if he will sell his soul for the Hispanic vote.

    Huntsman says no.

  65. BT says:

    His eyebrow is freaky.

  66. newrouter says:

    rick s should get more time

  67. leigh says:

    He will. They’ve moved on to social issues.

  68. happyfeet says:

    Chris is talking about how mitt loves the gays and hates the guns

  69. leigh says:

    Chris is calling Mitt a pander bear.

  70. happyfeet says:

    Santorum is deep deep deep in the gay marriage weeds my god who cares

  71. BT says:

    Mitt says he bends like a willow branch. He is bipartisan like that.

  72. happyfeet says:

    Romney is so handsome he looks like the guy what sold us mom’s casket

  73. BT says:

    Mitt doesn’t like cheap shots.

  74. newrouter says:

    mittens knows how to bs

  75. BT says:

    Bachmann is desperate.

  76. happyfeet says:

    abortion is a seminal issue!

  77. happyfeet says:

    Santorum needs a haircut what’s up with that

  78. leigh says:

    Bachmann is kind of a bitch.

  79. happyfeet says:

    Huntsman is kind of a twat

  80. newrouter says:

    the former baracky guy huntsmann

  81. newrouter says:

    all the rebups are bad elect baracky for hope and sumthing

  82. newrouter says:

    b for p

  83. happyfeet says:

    I’m more worried about Mr. Newt’s future really

    but most of all I don’t want the nominee to be Romney cause he’s too fancy

  84. sdferr says:

    Abortion is a post-semenal issue.

  85. leigh says:

    Uncle Ron is on with Hannity. Still crazy.

  86. happyfeet says:

    piece of shit french whore Chirac gets a “a two-year suspended prison sentence for diverting public funds and abusing public trust” and we’re supposed to feel sorry that europe is hindenburging?

  87. sdferr says:

    cash for the merchandise
    cash for the button hooks
    cash for the cotton goods
    cash for the hard goods
    cash for the fancy goods
    cash for the soft goods
    cash for the noggins and the pinkins and the firkins

  88. Ernst Schreiber says:

    we’re supposed to feel sorry that europe is hindenburging?

    Not sorry, but that flaming wreckage is going to come down somewhere, and I’d rather we not be under it.

  89. geoffb says:

    Some more drone story links.

    December 17, 2009 Insurgents Hack U.S. Drones
    $26 Software Is Used to Breach Key Weapons in Iraq; Iranian Backing Suspected

    This is probably the third US/Israeli stealth drone captured by Iran that has been admitted by the US.

    The first was downed in January 2011. Then “an unmanned U.S. spy plane flying over the holy city of Qom near the uranium enrichment Fordu site” was downed by Iranian air-defense units, according to Iran TV.

    In June, 2011, Brigadier General Amir-Ali Hajizadeh, commander of Iran’s aerospace unit, said Iran had invited Russian experts to examine several US spy drones in Iran’s possession.
    […]
    The US Air Force revealed in October 2011 that a computer virus had infected the computer system at Creech Air Force Base in Nevada. That system is used to remotely operate drones.

    U.S. drone crashes in Seychelles

  90. geoffb says:

    Couple more.

    Drone shot down over Iran ‘lost over Afghanistan last week’
    A US reconnaissance drone aircraft shot down over Iran could have been an unmanned craft flying over western Afghanistan that was lost last week after going out of control, Nato has said.

    The CIA’s RQ-170 “Sentinel” drone captured by the Iranians last week may have gone down in Afghanistan and then transported to Iran by friendly forces on the ground, a former officer in the elite Quds Force branch of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards told The Daily Caller.

    The United States has never acknowledged that the drone was flying over Iranian airspace — only that ground controllers “lost contact” with the drone and that it probably crashed.

    However, photographs and video footage released by the Iranians on Dec. 8, several days after they announced the drone’s capture, clearly show that both wings had been neatly severed and then reattached.

    “This suggests that the drone landed safely and that its wings were cut off so it could be transported by truck,” the former Quds Force officer said. “I believe it was captured by the Taliban inside Afghanistan and transferred to the Iranians, who then reattached the wings,” he added.

  91. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Lucky me! The only kind who hadn’t been sick just yacked everywhere. Now I get to do laundry ’til the wee hours.

  92. John Bradley says:

    Hey, it’s a song about armadillos, by the “Pork” and “Badger” guy.

    Though it never mentions the expensive “hookers ‘n’ blow” habits, so I have to question how much this guy actually knows about the beasts. I mean, armadillos aren’t exactly indigenous to the British Isles… (right?)

  93. Slartibartfast says:

    Is John Aravosis crazy stupid or crazy smart? Assuming no one could possibly be stupid enough to think that this lame stunt is going to stick, I think it’s just barely possible that it’s all a ruse to get Republicans lined up behind Romney.

    This business of pinning racism on someone because they used some of the same words as racists is just retarded. Since Aravosis is at least barely smart enough to be able to open up a web browser, he can’t be serious.

  94. Slartibartfast says:

    I’d forgotten that Aravosis had taken an early stance on Jeff Gannon’s gay porn cock o’ lies. He actually lists that as one of the stories he’s most proud of covering.

  95. Pablo says:

    Aravosis? Stupid. But then, his audience is too, so there’s a certain practicality there.

  96. McGehee says:

    Aravosis? The man’s name is a syndrome. ‘Nuff said.

  97. Slartibartfast says:

    Did you know there was an AmericaBlog Gay? I’m honestly unsure what to make of that. It’s tantamount to having another protein wisdom, only this other one written by a witty white guy.

  98. Slartibartfast says:

    It’s like you woke up in the morning, and there was an exact copy of your house next door to you, complete with wife, kids, dogs and shrubs that are way overdue for trimming. That last bit is not metaphorical.

    Anyway: eerie.

  99. Pablo says:

    Someone should start a “Look how heterosexual I am!” blog.

  100. leigh says:

    RIP Christopher Hitchens.

  101. Roddy Boyd says:

    I no longer drink, for all the rather obvious reasons, but my fondest over indulgence was with Hitchens in ’99. We spent 4 hours just cranking back–vodka for me, scotch for him.

    He was hilarious. I am richer for it.

  102. Slartibartfast says:

    I heard about Hitchens this morning. Didn’t know the guy. Some of his stuff I liked, but he was as much about the performance art as he was about substance. Possibly more.

    I’m currently looking for the first Gannon post, and chuckling.

  103. JD says:

    Even Crissy Mathews thinks Aravosis is a dishonest crapweasel. This is apparently Roberts’ schtick.

  104. Slartibartfast says:

    …and now I’m well into the “Oliver Willis gets into a battle of wits with XXXX and doesn’t really acquit himself all that well” series. And chuckling. Did I mention that?

  105. Slartibartfast says:

    “loaded airbiscuit of innuendo” should be bronzed and mounted, with a plaque.

  106. serr8d says:

    Christopher Hitchens woke up dead this morning. Not unexpectedly; that outcome is guaranteed to all of us.

    As a celebrated atheist who spent much of his life bashing God and godbotherers, he’s now knowing the final answer: either he has an immortal soul that was collected and returned to it’s Maker (or, perhaps rejected and sent somewhere, maybe to be reborn as a goat-fucking Iranian) or he spent his life as just another planet-bound animal with a short lifespan and a mildly-swollen brain case; in which case he’s returned to the nothing from whence he came, quickly to be forgotten.

    Either way, sayanora. Wouldn’t want to be like you were, really.

  107. Slartibartfast says:

    Ah. “loaded airbiscuit of innuendo” was in the first Jeff Gannon story.

  108. JD says:

    Those are classics, Slartibartfast.

  109. Slartibartfast says:

    It’s classics all the way down. We’re just looking at strata from a specific geological era.

  110. JD says:

    Oliver Willis got in a battle with a pallet of Twinkies, and won.

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