Home Middle Column NYT'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 137 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 Your Tax Dollars At Work Climate411 A few quotes about taxpayer money spent on useless climate studies from a fascinating site called Open The Books. Quote The First — Bogus... Read more Guardian’s Hamilton Nolan Blames Capitalism for the G20 Climate Negotiation Fail Climate411 I love the smell of climate activist despair before the big COP26 conference. Smells like hope for a better future, in which nobody important... Read more UK MPs Condemn Government’s 2030 Ban on New Fossil Fueled Car Sales and The Ill-Informed Push for Us All to Drive Electric Climate411 In producing probably one of the most authoritative reports on the subject ever written, we have listened to thousands of road users, from cyclists,... Read more
