The Marxist Try And Name Next Generation

[Solar]

I swear, I truly hate these people!

Load of shit follows.

Can Generation Hot Avoid Its Fate?

The report released by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change this week is only the latest and most dire in a string of scientific declarations leading back to 1988, when NASA scientist James Hansen's landmark testimony to the United States Senate put man-made global warming on the public agenda.

As a journalist who has reported on climate change from dozens of countries since then, I can't say I was surprised by the IPCC's report. Most of its findings were familiar to anyone following the subject; I mentioned many of them in my 2011 book, HOT: Living Through the Next Fifty Years On Earth. But the report did provoke other emotions, because I read it not only as a journalist, but also as a father. And as a father, I felt grief, fear, rage, frustration and, finally, a determination to resist. One emotion I never permit myself, however, is despair. For despair only paralyzes at a time when action is urgently needed.

My daughter Chiara, the central character in HOT, is turning nine this weekend.  Her current obsession is Harry Potter, so the guest of honor at her birthday party will be a make believe Hermione Granger. I sometimes wish Chiara had Harry and Hermione's magic skills; they'd come in mighty handy in the future the IPCC is projecting.
http://news.yahoo.com/generation-hot-deserves-cooler-times-024733632--politics.html

[walkstall]

I swear, I truly hate these people!

Load of shit follows.

Can Generation Hot Avoid Its Fate?

The report released by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change this week is only the latest and most dire in a string of scientific declarations leading back to 1988, when NASA scientist James Hansen's landmark testimony to the United States Senate put man-made global warming on the public agenda.

As a journalist who has reported on climate change from dozens of countries since then, I can't say I was surprised by the IPCC's report. Most of its findings were familiar to anyone following the subject; I mentioned many of them in my 2011 book, HOT: Living Through the Next Fifty Years On Earth. But the report did provoke other emotions, because I read it not only as a journalist, but also as a father. And as a father, I felt grief, fear, rage, frustration and, finally, a determination to resist. One emotion I never permit myself, however, is despair. For despair only paralyzes at a time when action is urgently needed.

My daughter Chiara, the central character in HOT, is turning nine this weekend.  Her current obsession is Harry Potter, so the guest of honor at her birthday party will be a make believe Hermione Granger. I sometimes wish Chiara had Harry and Hermione's magic skills; they'd come in mighty handy in the future the IPCC is projecting.
http://news.yahoo.com/generation-hot-deserves-cooler-times-024733632--politics.html

More like Generation Sheep.

[AndyJackson]

What a flaming horse's ass, with no interest in the truth or reason, disgracing his own child.

But......this is how they do it now, and they win a lot by doing it.

They'll do it until we make it less profitable for them.