More on ClimateGate

The following is a link to Peter Ferrarra's article in the American Spectator that discusses what the effects of the leaked CRU emails really is. It provides insight into the scam that is AGW.

• The Great Hoax - American Spectator

And another article on the subject from Patrick Michael's who is one of the scientists who was getting snubbed by the proponets of AGW.

• How To Manufacture a Climate Crisis - WSJ

Copen-Chrock-en

Can someone explain to me why the American press is hardly talking about the climate conference in Copenhagen? Or Climategate? Every article I find is from the UK.

• Putting Our Economy in the Hands of Chavez Fans - UK Herald Sun
• Climategate Goes SERIEL - UK Telegraph
• Worst Scientific Scandal of Our Generation - UK Telegraph
• Clinton Backs $100 billion Climate Fund - UK Guardian
• Buch of Buffoons - UK Telegraph
• Obama's Speech Disappoints - UK Guardian

Climate Change

The level of hypocrisy here is astounding:

• Morning Bell: Climate Change Comedy - Heritage Foundation
• 1200 Limos, 140 Private Planes - UK Telegraph
• Denmarks Warm and Fuzzy Facts - NY Post

In other news:

• UN Climate Chief: Hacked E-mails Don't Look Good - MyWays

More Hypocrisy Over ClimateGate

I did a search yesterday on the major news websites for mention of the doctored climate data from East Anglia. The results were not surprising. CNN, ABC, and CBS came up with 0 hits. Surprisingly, I got one hit from MSNBC. I saw this article this morning that confirms the mainstream media is not covering this scandal.

• MSM Leaves it to John Stewart to Cover Climate-gate - FoxNew

And in other related news:

• Controversy Nows Snags NASA - Washington Times
• Boxer Wants to Prosecute the 'Hackers' - TheHill
• Some of the Emails - WattsUpWithThat
• Rep Issa: WH Not Investigating 'Climate-gate' Unconscionable - TheHill
  

And I found this interesting as well. In the first article above, there is a link at the bottom to YouTube where you can see the segment of the Daily Show they are referencing. The only problem is that when you click on it, you get the following message:

So it was taken off the air because Viacom claims copyright infringement. Atleast, that is what I assume "This video is longer available due to a copyright claim by Viacom" means. Yet when I did a search of "jon stewart daily show" on YouTube, it came up with 2,040 hits. What a joke. Here's a look at the results of both.