Myth of man-made global warming

GREENPEACE ACTIVIST CALLS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE ‘DENIERS’ TO BE BEHEADED

A climate change advocate, believed to be a Greenpeace activist and Guardian contributor, has called for the beheading of so-called “climate change deniers”, arguing the world would be a better place without them. The comments are merely the latest in a long history of warmists advocating the killing of people who question global warming dogma.

On January 21st, in it’s ‘Climate Consensus – the 97%’ section, the Guardian published an article entitled “Matt Ridley wants to gamble the Earth’s future because he won’t learn from the past”, which was illustrated with a fake, but nonetheless rather gruesome image of a severed head.

The article drew hundreds of comments, including one from ‘Bluecloud’ on the day the article was posted, reading “Should that not be Ridley’s severed head in the photo?”

Further down he added “We would actually solve a great deal of the world’s problems by chopping off everyone’s heads.

“Why are you deniers so touchy? Mere calls for a beheading evolve [sic] such a strong response in you people.

“Ask yourself a simple question: Would the world be a better place without Matt Ridley?

“Need I answer that question?”

The comment has since been removed by moderators, allowing ‘Bluecloud’ to attempt to deny that he had called for violence. On Sunday morning he commented “Oh dear, it didn’t take much for the denial industry to start claiming environmentalists are out to chop off people’s heads.

“It’s clear that when they have no argument to make, they stoop to misquoting deleted posts”

Others also tried to deflect blame, with commentor ‘ianhassall’ writing “Bluecloud’s moderated comment is causing quite a stir, isn’t it.

“If warmists can’t get their point across with the settled science I’ve got no doubt they’d resort to the sort of violence he’s suggesting.”

To which Bluecloud replied: “And what violence would that be? Making false claims is easy in the absence of evidence.”

Unfortunately for Bluecloud, the evidence is easy to come by on Twitter. Climateologist Richard Tol has tweeted a screenshot of his original comment in full:




http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/01/25/greenpeace-activist-calls-for-climate-change-deniers-to-be-beheaded/

Global-warming is not fake, the temperature of the Earth has increased faster than it has in the history of life on Earth. How is this possible? Also, look at Venus. It's armosphere has compounds in it's atmosphere that we are releasing into Earth's atmosphere here.

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