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megaman79 on 27 June 2009
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TheRealMafoo said:
megaman79 said:
He's one guy and he's a f---ing tool. Along with our conservative side of parliament, Fielding is going to try in vain to prevent further action because the rest of the world actually believes majority scientific opinion. I cannot believe your one hope is ONE POLITICIAN on the other side of the world in a chickensh-- 20 million pop. country. Im australian btw.

All i can say is goodluck because NOBODY believes the sceptics anymore. Do your research and stop making threads about propaganda that is not only ignored by many other politicians and governments but also completely irresponsible.

WSJ btw is owned by Rupert Murdoch. You want to believe what this guy publishes? Same guy that smears Fox News with misinformation and propaganda. Same station that just went to court to argue that lying in their stories was constitutionally protected.

You know what, im not gonna bother. The very fact that people try to pull this sort of shit on a video game website is really quite funny.

If it was just that "one man", we wouldn't be on page 7 of this post.

Also, over 31,000 scientists with over 9000 PhDs don't believe in this.

http://www.petitionproject.org/

Open your eyes, and stop eating what politicians are feeding you.

Your kidding me right? You just referenced an independant senator from Australia. He's a politician. 

I looked at that site and im convinced by that convincing piece of paper on the front page.

Im less convinced by the complete lack of any links or references to any associated websites or organisations for information, the fact that 10,000 signatories are from engineering fields (huh) and the fact that there are only 40 from Climatology.



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