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 Essential reading for everyone March 29, 2008
5 out of 8 found this review helpful
Please can every person in the world ensure that they read this book from cover to cover and then read it again, and again. Thank God that I am not
the only person to have got utterly fed up with the false science and outright lies of the environ-mental brigade. It was high time someone was brave enough to expose the lies falsehoods and deciets of modern day greens. Trouble is we have been dumbing down for too long and now the average person believes or at least is concerned by what the alarmists preach. Unfortunately the media are driven by this agenda and you can no longer turn on the news without hearing someone harping on about being CO2
nuetral lest we damage our planet! Somewhere in the recent past schools, politicians and colleges lost the plot and forgot how to conduct proper science and research. Mr Horner, Sir, I salute you! You are a breath of fresh air! Thankyou for exposing these Global Warming myths from the bottom of my heart.
 Book for very very very naive readers.. December 9, 2007
10 out of 39 found this review helpful
Let's imagine that an oil company scared of people understanding its impact on the environment decided to write a book to reassure the dumbest people on earth? Here it is: "Politically Incorrect Guide to Global Warming & Environmentalism, THE"
I'm not communist or even close to any "left" movement but this book is amazingly full of lies ! Not even one scientific article has ever backed up one of the theories written down in this book..
Anyway, if you liked it and believed in what it says, please read the other:
- "Why is cigarettes good for your health?"
- "How Coca Cola will make you immortal?"
No seriously, if you that much naive, please buy yourself a brain ...
Sponsored by Exxon? October 9, 2007
8 out of 44 found this review helpful
Working for CEI, a group that has received over $2 million dollars from Exxon since 1998, you'd expect the oil company to get at least a book out of the funding. And here is one.
Unscientific, misleading, and innacurate. If this was in a court of law, he'd be out of order by the time the Judge had read the cover.
Your flabber may well be ghasted September 21, 2007
12 out of 19 found this review helpful
A refreshing and revealing look @ Glöbal Warming with pages of facts and common sense text showing how the general public are being conned in the con trick of all time. You may have wondered where the communists went when communism went down the tubes. They have resurfaced as watermelons ( green on the outside; red on the inside) and they STILL want to impost strict state control of industry and tax the rest of us out of existence. Odd really; only Communist states managed ( and China still manages)to wreck the environment in the name of "progress" . How come the capitalist nations are the cleanest nations with the greatest respect for the environment?
 Not one for the tree huggers August 30, 2007
26 out of 32 found this review helpful
If you feel you are being bombarded with green propagandha, and have doubts about some of the claims that have been made lately, then this book will open your eyes . How many times have you heard some green zealot claiming ,that there is a consensus of all the worlds top scientists on global warming and it's time for action. If you read this book you will find out that alot of climate scientists dont agree on the causes of global warming, that our climate changes constantly and that most green house gases aren't man made. The author also highlights that many eco warriors are ex-marxists, who joined the green lobby when communism collapsed in the 1980's, and that they are still control freaks.It is also high lighted how the enviromental movement has failed places like Africa, with there opposition to cheap and reliable forms of energy in favour of solar panels and windmills,which are unreliable and expensive. They will never be able to industrialise unless they have a good reliable sourse of power ,which in turn will create wealth and better living standards. If I have one complaint about this book, it is that it does repeat itself a bit, especially in the kyoto chapter, but still an enlightening read.
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