New York Times hits out at ‘climate denier’ Rick Perry

September 7th, 2011

FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda

Patrick Henningsen
Prison Planet.com
September 7, 2011

Few can doubt that 2011 has been the worst year yet for the global warming movement. Scandal after scandal has rocked the climate alarmist camp, with the Utopian mantra of ‘green jobs for everyone’ buckling under the weight of blind subsidies and economic realities. Still, the mainstream media gatekeepers continue their vain attempt to keep the mythology of anthropogenic global warming alive.

In a bizarre twist today, The New York Times launched a full-frontal attack on GOP Presidential candidate Rick Perry, whom the paper of record believes is “the most vocal denier” of global warming, and is one “who insists that climate change is an unproven theory created by a substantial number of scientists who have manipulated data so that they will have dollars rolling into their projects.”

That Perry finds himself in the cross hairs of the climate camp is somewhat ironic considering that the Texas Governor had previously ran point in the 1988 Presidential election for Al Gore, the progenitor of global warming and patron saint of drowning polar bears.

It is not clear why the New York Times singled out Rick Perry in a GOP field that- almost across the board, rejects the popular mythology of man-made global warming and climate change. Their editorial board states:

“Never mind that nearly all the world’s scientists regard global warming as a serious threat to the planet, with human activities like the burning of fossil fuels a major cause. Never mind that multiple investigations have found no evidence of scientific manipulation. Never mind that America needs a national policy. Mr. Perry has a big soapbox, and what he says, however fallacious, reaches a bigger audience than any scientist can command…

The others flatly repudiate the science. Ron Paul of Texas calls global warming “the greatest hoax I think that has been around for many, many years.” Michele Bachmann of Minnesota once said that carbon dioxide was nothing to fear because it is a “natural byproduct of nature” and has complained of “manufactured science.” Rick Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania, has called climate change “a beautifully concocted scheme” that is “just an excuse for more government control of your life.”

Putting aside the vaudevillian political journey and obvious aping tendencies of Rick Perry, what is clear from this New York Times climate skeptic hit-piece, is that there is now a clearer line than ever drawn between the Democrat and Republican fields on the issue of climate change.

During the 2008 campaign, few candidates dared to question the prevailing climate orthodoxy of the day. Not so true today.

A d v e r t i s e m e n t

This recent hit-piece is an indication that the establishment owned-media will try to use the injured climate movement as a wedge issue in order to polarize voters into a controlled left vs right paradigm during the coming 2012 election. The paper goes on to implore that the 2012 candidates do the right thing and take up the green torch stating, “The nation badly needs a candidate with a coherent, disciplined national strategy. So far, there is no Republican who fits that description.” So do not be surprised that come 2012, part of the electoral conversation will be framed as such, “Democrats are green” and “Republicans are for fossil fuels”.

No matter that just this week, after managing to embezzle a half billion dollar Federal government-guaranteed stimulus handout, Obama’s champion green pet Solyndra was put to sleep via Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

What we are witnessing here are the last desperate revolutions of a set of wheels that are in the process of falling off climate change’s chuck wagon gravy train.

In times of real economic strife, one hopes that the commodity of common sense increases in valuable. Recent shifts in opinion on climate change have certainly reflected this. If that pattern continues, then it spells very bad news for the fabulous carbon economy.

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14 Responses to “New York Times hits out at ‘climate denier’ Rick Perry”

It doesnt matter what Rick Perry says while he is a minor player but if he is elected as a POTUS he wont be a “climate denier” anymore so the idiotic mentally ill AGW climate cult members should STFU and stop wetting their beds over what Perry says as Perry is a Bilderberg/NWO puppet whore/

MayerConcepcion92 Reply:
September 7th, 2011 at 1:45 pm

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Dufus Reply:
September 7th, 2011 at 1:45 pm

Does anyone save for me think we are being “set-up” by little ricky and the blunder-berg herd???? This p.o.s. is pushing the super hwy down the throats of Texans… and loving it.

Please… please learn the truth about this snake before you vote (or place) this one in the whore house!!!!!!!
Talk about a false flag. Purpose of NY Times attacking Perry is to make him credible with the asleep.

ProgressivesSuc Reply:
September 7th, 2011 at 1:49 pm

dhsn:

Bingo.
Bilderberger Perry the “Al Gore cheerleader” stands for nothing so hot air coming out of his pie hole means nothing.
He’s like a cornered rat — he’ll say whatever you want to hear — so don’t believe a word.
I guess there are those who believe in climate change and those who deny it is happening?

But both could end up being wrong about what is happening???????

Fooled again right?
on one hand the denyers who say we have and do not pollute

on the other hand : those who blame even a fart of global warming?? but the truth behind it all is $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ which gang abuses the many? in both scenarios.

Can anyone understand the point I am making here?

Vic Reply:
September 7th, 2011 at 1:27 pm

farts hype up global warming? does this not seem like propaganda to spur up the earth depopulation?

what about the nuclear plants and the poison radiated rods that need to be stored in special containers to cool down??????? I suppose that is not dangerous right? we are all imagining that the Japan nuclear plant melted down without any threat to human or licing life?

So lets keep on building them everywhere so we make sure that 50 years from now we are all dead right? self suicidal collectivism. ” thats what we have ” oil included ??????look in the golf what happened??? I suppose nothing happened?
But he’s Manbearpig’s butt buddy.

drgreg Reply:
September 7th, 2011 at 3:17 pm

Ditto that too!
New York Times hits out at ‘climate denier’ Rick Perry
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Perry 1. 2 meetings with the Bilderbergs
2. Forced Vaccinations of young girls…”Mandatory”
3. Al Gore’s former campaign fund manager in 1988-Texas
4. Is Trying to imitate R. Paul on the campaign trail.
5. Tried to bring free health care to mexicans using US tax payers dollars
6. NAFTA supporter
7. Cleared the hwy for the new “mexican hwy”
8. Has done nothing about the fires in Texas
9. He is a total failure except in the eyes of the fools that vote for him.

There is much more, but, due to time restrictions, this short list has been presented.

I rest my case.

Bravo2…….out
Ditto that Bingo!!!!!!!
Where’s sparky and his links to govt. websites tellin him the ice is melting and his little friend palmper.