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52% say NO, there is NO “scientific consensus” regarding “man-made global warming”

Or to put it another way, the “debate is over” when we damn well say it’s over.  Not when we’re told it’s over by zealots and alarmists and fraudster “scientists” and liberals on the take, and their sycophantic, politically-correct minions.  Not when we’re told “the science is settled”. 

This poll result, despite the incessant blathering and badgering and hectoring from liberals and academics and Hollywood and liberal-left media who, in a manner increasingly befitting the very definition of fascism, attempt to ram their “man-made global warming” mantra down our throats on a daily hourly minute-by-minute basis, with a zeal akin only to a religious fundamentalist or extremist.

Americans Skeptical of Science Behind Global Warming
Thursday, December 03, 2009

Most Americans (52%) believe that there continues to be significant disagreement within the scientific community over global warming.

While many advocates of aggressive policy responses to global warming say a consensus exists, the latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just 25% of adults think most scientists agree on the topic. Twenty-three percent (23%) are not sure.

But just in the last few days, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs seemed to reject any such disagreement in a response to a question about global warming, “I don’t think … [global warming] is quite, frankly, among most people, in dispute anymore.”

Fifty-nine percent (59%) of Americans say it’s at least somewhat likely that some scientists have falsified research data to support their own theories and beliefs about global warming. Thirty-five percent (35%) say it’s Very Likely. Just 26% say it’s not very or not at all likely that some scientists falsified data.

This skepticism does not appear to be the result of the recent disclosure of e-mails confirming such data falsification as part of the so-called “Climategate” scandal. Just 20% of Americans say they’ve followed news reports about those e-mails Very Closely, while another 29% have followed them Somewhat Closely.

• …One reason for this skepticism may be the role the United Nations has played in promoting the global warming issue. Only 22% of Americans consider the UN to be a reliable source of information on global warming. Forty-nine percent (49%) disagree and say the international organization is not reliable on that topic. Twenty-nine percent (29%) aren’t sure.

• …Even as Obama and senior members of Congress are pushing major anti-global warming initiatives, Americans overwhelmingly believe they should focus on the economy instead. Seventy-one percent (71%) say the bigger priority for U.S. national leaders is stimulating the economy to create jobs. Only 15% say they should focus instead on stopping global warming to save the environment.

•  …As for Gore, despite winning both the Nobel Peace Prize and an Academy Award for his advocacy of efforts to fight global warming, only 31% of Americans consider him an expert on the topic. …

Ahhhh.

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