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To: Land Shark who wrote (45466)	1/3/2014 12:59:44 PM
From: longnshort	1 Recommendation Recommended By FJB Respond to of 86356

American Taxpayers Have Shelled Out $7.45 Billion Over 3 Years Helping Other Countries Deal With “Climate Change”… 8 wz

To: Land Shark who wrote (45466)	1/3/2014 7:46:37 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 86356

fish brain, I don't know of any climate denial, I read you never ending posts of science denial of all peer reviewed analysis showing CO2 sensitive models totally debunked. And then your spout all the moronic AGWDDDD true believer gospel. Well at least we all can have a good laugh. All money spent to show AGW has been wasted in a dark black hole. Australian taxpayers will pay $400,000 cost for climate scientist’s ship stuck in ice. Total cost “millions”. The saga just keeps going. The Chinese Icebreaker is now also stuck, and has asked for help so the Aurora Australis with 52 extra passengers rescued from the Russian Charter boat have to stay nearby to help. Twenty two Russian sailors are still trapped on board the Russian boat — the Akademik Sholaskiy. Plus other scientists in Antarctica still don’t have their equipment. Costs for everyone involved are continuing to rise. Though there is a free-for-all on social media… Image first seen at Elmer Beauregard@m4gw