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The "positive" thing about Trump is that he's so full of BS you don't have to take what he says seriously.
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Another upside, writing about AGW whether from a sceptical or convinced standpoint has gone from largely, to now completely, futile.
We're clearly in a post-truth environment, where telling blatant porkies is no obstacle to gaining massive political power. And as in Trump's political reality AGW is just a hoax thought up by the Chinese, presumably the already inadequate US progress made on emissions reduction will be halted and reversed, so any words expended on the impending crisis are now, ironically, so much hot air.My subconscious is annoying. It's got a mind of its own.Comment
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Aided and abetted by the ceaseless scare mongering of "wolf crying" behaviour of the climate change lobby. Add in the Lies and exaggerations about what would happen post Brexit- all of this from the liberal elites that run the world - have contributed to your so called post truth environment.Originally posted by pjclarke View PostAnother upside, writing about AGW whether from a sceptical or convinced standpoint has gone from largely, to now completely, futile.
We're clearly in a post-truth environment, where telling blatant porkies is no obstacle to gaining massive political power. And as in Trump's political reality AGW is just a hoax thought up by the Chinese, presumably the already inadequate US progress made on emissions reduction will be halted and reversed, so any words expended on the impending crisis are now, ironically, so much hot air.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by pjclarke View PostAnother upside, writing about AGW whether from a sceptical or convinced standpoint has gone from largely, to now completely, futile.
We're clearly in a post-truth environment, where telling blatant porkies is no obstacle to gaining massive political power. And as in Trump's political reality AGW is just a hoax thought up by the Chinese, presumably the already inadequate US progress made on emissions reduction will be halted and reversed, so any words expended on the impending crisis are now, ironically, so much hot air.what dodgy said..Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostAided and abetted by the ceaseless scare mongering of "wolf crying" behaviour of the climate change lobby. Add in the Lies and exaggerations about what would happen post Brexit- all of this from the liberal elites that run the world - have contributed to your so called post truth environment.
the truth has just become an inconvenience for people looking to get a a point across which will personally benefit them.Comment
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