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Politics : Evolution
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To: Greg or e who wrote (67848)7/11/2015 9:50:17 AM
From: Solon  Read Replies (1) of 69300
 
Giaever said his climate research was eye opening. “I was horrified by what I found”

Yeah, right! The only support you find for your conspiracy theories is some self-serving nut who thinks (or pretends to think) that smoking and cancer have no connection! You surely do know how to make an ass of yourself!

"Giaever is currently a science advisor at The Heartland Institute, a think tank known for its conservative stances on man-made climate change and for its skepticism of the links between smoking, secondhand smoke, and health risks. [16] According to Greenpeace, the Heartland Institute received around $676,500 in donations from ExxonMobil between 1998 and 2007." [17]
“You are desperate and it's showing.”
OH! So the best “evidence” you can scrape out of the peanut butter jar for your conspiracy theory involving 99% of our best scientists over the entire planet is the goofy denial of a jasper being bribed by EXXON! A goofy fellow who claims smoking is not harmful!

And you are calling me “desperate”! What a HOOT! You must have cauliflower where most of us keep our brains! CHUCKLE!
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