Oz PM exposes UN led climate hoax

[knarf]

http://rt.com/news/256861-climate-change-un-hoax/

http://www.infowars.com/climate-change-is-un-led-hoax-to-create-new-world-order-australian-pms-adviser/

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[Petty Tyrant]

http://rt.com/news/256861-climate-change-un-hoax/

 

http://www.infowars.com/climate-change-is-un-led-hoax-to-create-new-world-order-australian-pms-adviser/

These are word for word the same. I meant the "how do we know" article.

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[knarf]

UB- if you have any questions about the web page   http://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/ please address your questions to them.

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[JoeP]

  Bingo. Brilliant analysis. Thank you, Snowleopard. You must do this more often and in even greater detail.  Wow.                                                                  Karpatok

I would also like to say "Thank You" to Snowleopard.  Fantastic analysis man.

FYI - I've been away from the Diner due to a back issue, but might be able to participate more while I am recovering.  Physical therapy is very time consuming at this time. Best wishes to all.
 

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[Karpatok]

  Bingo. Brilliant analysis. Thank you, Snowleopard. You must do this more often and in even greater detail.  Wow.                                                                  Karpatok

I would also like to say "Thank You" to Snowleopard.  Fantastic analysis man.

FYI - I've been away from the Diner due to a back issue, but might be able to participate more while I am recovering.  Physical therapy is very time consuming at this time. Best wishes to all.
 

  Hey Joe P. Sorry to hear about your back trouble. Hope it's better soon. It seems to happen to many from time to time. But it's wonderful that you've  led a life of self respect and not self destruction so that at this point in time you don't have to prostitute your soul and resort to flimflam to make ends meet. Karpatok

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[JoeP]

  Bingo. Brilliant analysis. Thank you, Snowleopard. You must do this more often and in even greater detail.  Wow.                                                                  Karpatok

I would also like to say "Thank You" to Snowleopard.  Fantastic analysis man.

FYI - I've been away from the Diner due to a back issue, but might be able to participate more while I am recovering.  Physical therapy is very time consuming at this time. Best wishes to all.
 

  Hey Joe P. Sorry to hear about your back trouble. Hope it's better soon. It seems to happen to many from time to time. But it's wonderful that you've  led a life of self respect and not self destruction so that at this point in time you don't have to prostitute your soul and resort to flimflam to make ends meet. Karpatok

Thank you for the thoughts Karpatok. I've never been much on flimflam, so I guess it's a good thing I haven't gone this route.  I probably wouldn't be very good at it anyway. 
 
I think I realized my "flimflam" deficiencies when I was in college. I thought I had all my course requirements met in my senior year, but sometime in the process, the University decided one of my courses (that transferred from another school) did not qualify as a Humanities course.  It qualified initially in my sophomore year but I wasn't notified that it no longer met the requirement until it was too late.  So this meant I had to attend school the next semester and take one class (Philosophy) to graduate.  So that summer, I stayed with my dad and his wife in Myrtle Beach, SC.  I got a job at a large gift/souvenir store that I'd worked at a previous summer.  Took a new job handing out invitations to people to attend a time-share buying "opportunity".  While doing this one day, I gave a couple my short pitch and brochure and the man told me he was in the time-share business and asked me to come to their office to interview for a sales position.  I did it, then went and took a test (after studying a couple of days) in Columbia, SC to get "certified" to sell timeshare.  So off I go into a "real world" commission-only  job selling real estate for a couple of months.  I wasn't good at it.  I barely made  more money selling the shit than I did ringing up crap at the gift store.  The product was shit IMO and I felt dirty selling it.  I did not meet the necessary flimflam requirements I suppose. 

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[Karpatok]

  Bingo. Brilliant analysis. Thank you, Snowleopard. You must do this more often and in even greater detail.  Wow.                                                                  Karpatok

I would also like to say "Thank You" to Snowleopard.  Fantastic analysis man.

FYI - I've been away from the Diner due to a back issue, but might be able to participate more while I am recovering.  Physical therapy is very time consuming at this time. Best wishes to all.
 

  Hey Joe P. Sorry to hear about your back trouble. Hope it's better soon. It seems to happen to many from time to time. But it's wonderful that you've  led a life of self respect and not self destruction so that at this point in time you don't have to prostitute your soul and resort to flimflam to make ends meet. Karpatok

Thank you for the thoughts Karpatok. I've never been much on flimflam, so I guess it's a good thing I haven't gone this route.  I probably wouldn't be very good at it anyway.
 
I think I realized my "flimflam" deficiencies when I was in college. I thought I had all my course requirements met in my senior year, but sometime in the process, the University decided one of my courses (that transferred from another school) did not qualify as a Humanities course.  It qualified initially in my sophomore year but I wasn't notified that it no longer met the requirement until it was too late.  So this meant I had to attend school the next semester and take one class (Philosophy) to graduate.  So that summer, I stayed with my dad and his wife in Myrtle Beach, SC.  I got a job at a large gift/souvenir store that I'd worked at a previous summer.  Took a new job handing out invitations to people to attend a time-share buying "opportunity".  While doing this one day, I gave a couple my short pitch and brochure and the man told me he was in the time-share business and asked me to come to their office to interview for a sales position.  I did it, then went and took a test (after studying a couple of days) in Columbia, SC to get "certified" to sell timeshare.  So off I go into a "real world" commission-only  job selling real estate for a couple of months.  I wasn't good at it.  I barely made  more money selling the shit than I did ringing up crap at the gift store.  The product was shit IMO and I felt dirty selling it.  I did not meet the necessary flimflam requirements I suppose.

  Well Joe P, I strongly suspect that just maybe you were inoculated against the spreading of flimflam through the ethics you absorbed throughout your upbringing. Some of that ethical core sticks with us long after we think we've left all that background behind. High pressure flimflam and pulling the wool over everybody's eyes always reminds me of Upton Sinclair's portrayal of that fine upstanding icon of American fundamentalism, the preacher Elmer Gantry, an ultimate hypocrite if their ever was one. Also never forget that other paragon of American parasitology, PT Barnum who gave world class lessons in hucksterism. They are both excellent examples of what Morris Berman describes as America having always operated as a land on the make.  Now I happen to believe that doing a needful service and being remunerated for it is a very good thing. It along with love actually makes the world go round. On the other hand, big greedy flimflam as a way to make your way in life, always with profit in mind is another thing entirely, not to mention getting into the area of actually lying. Of course, people who like to make a joke of everything and are very comfortable with the profane and have no use for the sacred, try to excuse themselves and rationalize that they are only exaggerating a little so it's all OK and so the tall tales grow somewhat like Pinnochio's nose. The greater concern of course is the well being of the flimflammed followers. I guess that's why there has always been the admonishment of "Buyer Beware".                        Karpatok

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[Snowleopard]

  Bingo. Brilliant analysis. Thank you, Snowleopard. You must do this more often and in even greater detail.  Wow.                                                                  Karpatok

Hi K 

Thanks for the applause. 

Yes, it would be good to expand on that little PTB summary.  Perhaps distill the volumes of others into a concise historical essay, while dodging their conflicts.

But what I "must" do (chop wood, carry water, feed animals, milk goats, till gardens etc) often takes up all available time, to the point of not turning on the computer for days at a time.  Then there are last week's little extras:  like an injured dog, marauding bear(s), two frost/freeze warnings and new chicks to care for.  So I won't make any promises.

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[Karpatok]

  Bingo. Brilliant analysis. Thank you, Snowleopard. You must do this more often and in even greater detail.  Wow.                                                                  Karpatok

Hi K 

Thanks for the applause. 

Yes, it would be good to expand on that little PTB summary.  Perhaps distill the volumes of others into a concise historical essay, while dodging their conflicts.

But what I "must" do (chop wood, carry water, feed animals, milk goats, till gardens etc) often takes up all available time, to the point of not turning on the computer for days at a time.  Then there are last week's little extras:  like an injured dog, marauding bear(s), two frost/freeze warnings and new chicks to care for.  So I won't make any promises.

Well Snowleopard, still your life is blessed with the farm and all. Being able to take care of the animals is a blessing also for them and for you, I hope. Be kind to the bear. He is magnificent and also has his place in nature. Me, in my little life here feeding and watering all the wildlife I can draw, I too am blessed and get to know each one as they all have individual personalities just like us. Right now, I have six new shiny baby skunks whose mother has brought them to this little oasis[for them] to learn how to be weaned. They are like little ducks with their plumey tails, all skittering about with the newness of it all. And the raccoons come, and the squirrels and possums and the California brown ground birds. And all share in peace, if there is enough, and are most grateful for the water in this drought. When I change it, I feed the tree, which shelters them all, all except the skunks of course who have their burrows somewhere in a nearby empty field. They are all a valuable part of great nature if only mankind could understand that fact, Karpatok

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[azozeo]

  Bingo. Brilliant analysis. Thank you, Snowleopard. You must do this more often and in even greater detail.  Wow.                                                                  Karpatok

I would also like to say "Thank You" to Snowleopard.  Fantastic analysis man.

FYI - I've been away from the Diner due to a back issue, but might be able to participate more while I am recovering.  Physical therapy is very time consuming at this time. Best wishes to all.
 

  Hey Joe P. Sorry to hear about your back trouble. Hope it's better soon. It seems to happen to many from time to time. But it's wonderful that you've  led a life of self respect and not self destruction so that at this point in time you don't have to prostitute your soul and resort to flimflam to make ends meet. Karpatok

Thank you for the thoughts Karpatok. I've never been much on flimflam, so I guess it's a good thing I haven't gone this route.  I probably wouldn't be very good at it anyway.
 
I think I realized my "flimflam" deficiencies when I was in college. I thought I had all my course requirements met in my senior year, but sometime in the process, the University decided one of my courses (that transferred from another school) did not qualify as a Humanities course.  It qualified initially in my sophomore year but I wasn't notified that it no longer met the requirement until it was too late.  So this meant I had to attend school the next semester and take one class (Philosophy) to graduate.  So that summer, I stayed with my dad and his wife in Myrtle Beach, SC.  I got a job at a large gift/souvenir store that I'd worked at a previous summer.  Took a new job handing out invitations to people to attend a time-share buying "opportunity".  While doing this one day, I gave a couple my short pitch and brochure and the man told me he was in the time-share business and asked me to come to their office to interview for a sales position.  I did it, then went and took a test (after studying a couple of days) in Columbia, SC to get "certified" to sell timeshare.  So off I go into a "real world" commission-only  job selling real estate for a couple of months.  I wasn't good at it.  I barely made  more money selling the shit than I did ringing up crap at the gift store.  The product was shit IMO and I felt dirty selling it.  I did not meet the necessary flimflam requirements I suppose.

I know the feeling, Joe. Hard to close your eyes & sleep at night
knowing your bilking the public. I was involved in the timeshare
scenario here in Az. Next to the London Bridge no less. (no, I wasn't
pimping the bridge to people).

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[JoeP]

I know the feeling, Joe. Hard to close your eyes & sleep at night
knowing your bilking the public. I was involved in the timeshare
scenario here in Az. Next to the London Bridge no less. (no, I wasn't
pimping the bridge to people).

There were some nice folks at the place I worked at.  The man that asked me to interview seemed to be a very nice person.  He was a "closer" meaning when one of the sales reps had a person to the point of considering purchasing a week(s) of TS, he would enter the meeting and try to close the deal.   He made six figures doing this and this was back in '82.   I think he talked himself into believing the product was legit.  
 

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[Petty Tyrant]

I know the feeling, Joe. Hard to close your eyes & sleep at night
knowing your bilking the public. I was involved in the timeshare
scenario here in Az. Next to the London Bridge no less. (no, I wasn't
pimping the bridge to people).

.   I think he talked himself into believing the product was legit. 

"Its not a lie if u believe it Jerry" ;  George Costanza

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[Joseph McCafferty]

I know the feeling, Joe. Hard to close your eyes & sleep at night
knowing your bilking the public. I was involved in the timeshare
scenario here in Az. Next to the London Bridge no less. (no, I wasn't
pimping the bridge to people).

.   I think he talked himself into believing the product was legit. 

"Its not a lie if u believe it Jerry" ;  George Costanza

"It takes two to lie. One to lie, and one to listen" - Homer Simpson.

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[MKing]

I demand that the UN pass a law that all climate hoaxes must stop.

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[Karpatok]

I know the feeling, Joe. Hard to close your eyes & sleep at night
knowing your bilking the public. I was involved in the timeshare
scenario here in Az. Next to the London Bridge no less. (no, I wasn't
pimping the bridge to people).

.   I think he talked himself into believing the product was legit. 

"Its not a lie if u believe it Jerry" ;  George Costanza

  Wow UB and Jerry. That certainly explains Colin Powell, George W Bush and John Kerry and Barack OBama and Victoria Nuland and the Clinton Twins then. Even that good old socialist ZioNazi Bernie. Thanks for the quote. Karpatok

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