Comments on: Lord Monckton adresses a Greenpeace-campaigner on global warming

By: Rob N. Hood

Rob N. Hood — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 23:23:41 +0000

WHACK

By: paul wenum

paul wenum — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 05:53:41 +0000

Chris, It was not a negative, it was a positive. We, the people, are finally waking up to the fact that there is more going on in the world than what we see on TV, newspapers, the net etc. I, like you, are too busy working. By the time we find out the truth, and never got involved, it may be to late. Let’s hope I’m wrong. As to your child. Teach he/she to always look/read/investigate all sides before making a decision. Questioning decisions that you disagree with has always been the American way. Never forget that. Finally, Chris, we are not “stupid.” We are simply ignorant that means that we just don’t know. Teach your child to find the truth. Will it be pleasant? No! That’s life. I “smell a rat” such as you. The old saying goes “I sense an odor but I cannot put my finger on the source.”

I think you, I and others have found the “source and we are not happy in what we have found.

By: Chris from Ohio

Chris from Ohio — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 04:53:47 +0000

Paul,
I’m not sure of your intended meaning.
To clarify if need be:
I blame myself. I reached an age of accountability decades ago. I should have seen at least some of this. There were/are enough clues and my ignorance and selfishness as a citizen have engendered apathy and blindness in me that is now disgusting to me. I am not being “hard on myself” so to speak. I can see what I want to teach my son about seeing the unseen. About discernment of the truth that lies beneath. That is the redeeming feature of my own stupidity for me personally is to have the chance to give my son a better and truthful worldview. we can’t know all but we can learn to “smell a rat” and we can teach other when to smell the rat. Wish I’d have sniffed the air sooner.

By: paul wenum

paul wenum — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 02:56:15 +0000

Chris, you are voicing what I hear from people like you and I everyday. “Had I known, I would have…….” That statement is getting louder by the day.

By: Chris from Ohio

Chris from Ohio — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 16:38:19 +0000

[quote]
Stefcho says:
December 15, 2009 at 4:57 pm
Great video, but who can blame the womanâ€¦ she – like all of us – has been misled by our politicians, mass media and NGOs. Now, more than ever, we need real science; science with neutrality and respect for facts as they are found (not as a political agenda dictates). [/quote]

I can blame here for her ignorance. I wish I had woken up sooner. I blame myself. Hope to have more visitors here and at sites like this so things will not continue on the course the “regime” has for the world.

By: Wormsnapper

Wormsnapper — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 16:08:31 +0000

She’s one of the deeply concerned sheeple. btw, was she wearing fur? I’m sure Redpeace don’t agree with that, do they?

By: Frosteetoes

Frosteetoes — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 14:45:51 +0000

Regardless if any global change is occurring, just like anything in our lives, we need to prepare for a worse case scenario. Food, energy, housing, etc,.. Why are these global doomsayers not discussing this and making preparations for the populations world wide? I have no doubt that this whole nonsense is a money scam and some people will make millions from it at someone else expense.

Bravo to Lord Monckton for a delightful, lively interview and exposing the ignorance of a proponent for the NWO tax.

By: paul wenum

paul wenum — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 04:40:03 +0000

Excellent!

By: Neil F. AGWD/BSD

Neil F. AGWD/BSD — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 04:12:52 +0000

You’ve been watching Penn & Teller’s (Show name I can’t say because it’s a swear word) B.S. That was a great show too.
I agree completely. But, I think it goes a little deeper than just feeling good. I think it makes them feel a sense of rightouseness because they believe they are saving the world. They’re freakin heroes in their minds. And for some it goes even deeper into spirituality, as in the Earth mother Guia religion(s). Those are some whacked out nut cases!

By: Chris From Windsor

Chris From Windsor — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 19:39:48 +0000

“the most polite massacre Iâ€™ve ever witnessed”

That is exactly what would happen to Jones, Mann and Gore if they EVER had the courage to debate the Viscount on Prime Time TV round the world.
That is what is needed.
These youtube “clips” are great but we need a “Presidential” style debate heard&watched around the globe.

Lets face it, this issue could destroy our future.

By: Peggy McGilligan

Peggy McGilligan — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 19:34:20 +0000

Three cheers for Lord Monckton. Thereâ€™s far more evidence to suggest that pot smoking causes adult onset psychosis, as demonstrated by Al Goreâ€™s delusional poetry, than there is proof that global warming even exists. It takes an IQ greater than oneâ€™s shoe size to pen something comparable to poetry, yet in addition to his substantial carbon footprint, Al Gore stands to net billions of US dollars for his global warming scam, upon none of which will he pay taxes.

In 1971, I first encountered the GLOBAL WARMING CULT. Terry McAuliffe was pushing the fledgling global flooding ideology out of a cleverly named unisex-clothing shop called Hang-Ups, in a converted African American Church, acquired under false pretenses and wittily christened THE ARK, on South Patrick Street, in Alexandria, Virginia. As a live music venue, THE ARK would easily eclipse New Yorkâ€™s already famous Fillmore East, but folded a short time later due to corrupt business practices.

Although persuasive, the global flooding argument didn’t ring true. I knew that NASA, the military and government agencies did extensive climate research, and said as much. If global warming could melt the polar ice caps and thus cause global flooding by 1976, the alarm should come from the aforementioned sources. Perhaps not coincidentally, by 1976 the Earthâ€™s fossil fuel deposits would also be depleted. It was a grim scenario. Terry McAuliffe, who probably named THE ARK himself, took me aside and explained, when it came to global warming; you couldnâ€™t trust the government.

As we know, 1976 came and went without a global catastrophe. I still had that $45-dollar pair of striped slacks just like Hillaryâ€™s. I donâ€™t know which was worse. I never regretted being booted from the cabal (I was hardly ever in), and never expected to run into Terry or his disciples again, especially decades later in sunny California. Yet there they were on the Central Coast, whistling the same old tune with some major new variations. Theyâ€™d applied the global warming hysteria to higher education. Like global warming itself, education now became a massive fraud scheme designed to enrich the GLOBAL WARMING CULT. By 1995, The Brethren Of The Coast had grown exponentially. There would be much more to manmade global warming than mere water spotting: http://theseedsof9-11.com

Ps. If you believe global warming proponent Bill Clinton, and like I mean who doesnâ€™t, he didnâ€™t inhale, now itâ€™s supposed to get colder before it gets warmer.

By: Dan McGrath

Dan McGrath — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 15:27:56 +0000

I give her credit for not fleeing. She stood her ground and endured the most polite massacre I’ve ever witnessed.

By: Chris from Windsor

Chris from Windsor — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 14:52:25 +0000

I concur, a very well done interview. We need more Christopher Monckton’s in Prime Time to finally put an end to this nonsense.

By: ron from Texas

ron from Texas — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 00:45:07 +0000

A well-done interview and I must say that the woman typifies many a person’s response. They’re not interested in actual facts. They are interested in political alignment that relieves them of responsibility. They can feel good about themselves because they believe in Greenpeace or whatever and not have to think about it any more. Like the people who signed a petition to ban dihydrogen monoxide. Signing it made people feel good about themselves. By the way, dihydrogen monoxide is H2O, water.

By: jt martin

jt martin — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 23:48:33 +0000

this entry makes me question the news that I have seen on regular television. I just learned that there is more information than a 45 second report. Thank you!