HomeMiddle ColumnNYT's Paul Krugman's Unintended Irony: 'Anyone Who Does Not Unquestioningly Believe Authorities... Middle Column NYT’s Paul Krugman’s Unintended Irony: ‘Anyone Who Does Not Unquestioningly Believe Authorities is Anti-Science’ By Marc Morano - August 30, 2011 340 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsgopmediaperry Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleClimateGate Is Not Over? ‘If Michael Mann wants to have his emails exempt, he simply has to stop taking public money’Next articleIPCC Vice Chair van Ypersele Suppresses Open Scientific Inquiry – Shuts Down Skeptic Forum Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Etam: Where the Wild Things Are – Exposure To “The Doing Class” Will Solve the Global Energy Crisis Climate411 You can travel to the “other side” of a city, see where things are constructed, repaired, bought, sold. You will see armies of humans... Read more The Dispatch: “A Conservative Approach to Climate Change” Climate411 Swedish Economist John Gustavsson explaining his vision of Conservative climate action, though he avoids the obvious question. Read more The Saudis Snub Biden Again Climate411 Yes indeed! The US does not have to go cap in hand to OPEC; it merely needs to get get domestic production growing again. Read more
