Posts Tagged ‘alarmism’
Mirror images: religion and environmentalism
Posted at 2:20 pm | Filed Under Religion, Skepticism
Just a note on an essay from George Mason University’s History News Network blog, on the symmetry between organized religion and environmentalism (or at least the catastrophic kind getting the headlines at the moment):
Both are highly moralistic and use the language and strategies of “sinfulness.” This also involves an implied and often explicit claim to [...]
What is the point of the BBC Trust?
Posted at 8:29 am | Filed Under BBC, Viewpoint
For those of us outside of the UK, the BBC News website has advertising on it. I inadvertantly clicked on one by mistake (because the Beeboids haven’t mastered html yet as rendered by Firefox), and got this link: www.loveearth.com/uk/tracking
As you can see, its a lovely website dealing with the cuddliest animals threatened by Human-caused Climate [...]
Answer: stop breathing
Posted at 8:07 am | Filed Under Viewpoint
For sheer breathtaking climate alarmist inanity, can I recommend Mark Lynas? He has produced a classic piece of apocalyptic-fevered writing that should be preserved for future generations.
Parents: make sure your children get a proper scientific education or they’ll end up like Mark Lynas.
I present: the easy way to stop climate change
We have about 100 [...]