Climate Sceptic Richard Muller changes mind

From the Sydney Morning Herald

Richard Muller, a climate sceptic physicist who founded the Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature (BEST) project, said he was ''surprised'' by the findings. ''We were not expecting this, but as scientists, it is our duty to let the evidence change our minds.''

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/environment/climate-change/climate-results-turn-sceptic-let-the-evidence-change-our-minds-20120730-23769.html#ixzz223ulPnql

Viscount Monckton's Claims

Viscount Monckton of Brenchley, the well known climate change denier has made some very interesting claims.
Monckton claims that he is a member of the House of Lords.
This is incorrect.
The Clerk of the Parliaments had to do an unprecedent thing, write to Monckton asking him not to claim that he was a member of the House of Lords.
A letter to Viscount Monckton of Brenchley from the clerk of the Parliaments.

Has made the claim that he has a cure for AIDS, Malaria, MS, or some process that shows promise.
Has anyone heard anymore of this?
This claim was made more than 12 months ago.
 Hear this here from the 44minute 11 seconds mark.

The Tentacles of Climate Science Denial

 LNP delegates at the Queensland LNP party's state conference passed a motion yesterday to stop the Queensland schools teaching environmental propaganda.

From The Age Newspaper

LNP delegates at the party's state conference passed a motion yesterday calling on Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek to stop the teaching of ''environmental propaganda material, in particular post-normal science about climate change''.
The mover of the motion, Noosa LNP member Richard Pearson, attacked ''false prophets who would poison the minds of our children in our schools''.

Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/opinion/political-news/scientists-reject-lnp-school-move-20120713-221or.html#ixzz20XxXNf6P

It seems the shrill climate change deniers such as Alan Jones, Andrew Bolt, Lord (uphimself) Monckton have a big sway over these conservative Queensland politicians. 

It is good to see the Scientists fighting back.

Sensing Murder

Sensing Murder a "reality" show on New Zealand's TVNZ, produced by Ninox Television.
This was a hit in NZ and to a lesser extent in Australia.
The show had these so called Psychics investigating cold cases. They were missing people.
One person that was investigated by the Psychics was Jane Furlong,  Furlong 17, went missing from Auckland's Karangahape Rd in 1993.
The psychics from this show investigating the disappearance were, Deb Webber an Australian and Kelvin Cruikshank. Below is a YouTube video of the Sensing Murder show about Jane Furlong.
The psychics sensed she was in the Auckland Domain somewhere.
She was found  at Sunset Beach, Port Waikato about 90km away from Auckland.
This is a big fail for the charlatans.

Jane Furlongs body was found in May 2012 at Sunset Beach. Jane Furlong body found How gullible are people that believe in these charlatans.
They mess with the minds of desperate people trying to find out what happened to their loved ones.
They do this for money.
Low life's I call them.

Joe Hockey's ABC 936 Hobart interview

Below is a link to that Hobart ABC radio interview.
Joe Hockey's ABC interview

Delimiter responds to Joe Hockey's response.

Delimiter now responds to Joe Hockey's response.
Title of response.
Sorry mr. Hockey, you're still wrong.
Delimiter responds to Joe Hockey's response.

Hockey responds.

After the article in Delimiter, my previous post, Joe Hockey has responded in Delimiter.
Article heading is. 
4G comments taken out of context, says Hockey
 Hockey's response

Joe Hockey joins the Bullshit Market

Joe Hockey has now weighed in to the NBN argument with some breathtaking Bullshit.
The claims were made in a radio interview which Hockey gave with the ABC’s Statewide Mornings show on ABC 936 in a visit to Tasmania last week.
Here is some of those words of unbelievable bullshit.

• 4G mobile broadband has the potential to be “far superior” to the fibre technology which Labor’s National Broadband Network policy features.
• It could cost Australians up to $1,000 to connect to the NBN.
• And what – you know, I don’t know about you but I use an iPad. The iPad I carry around in the car, I don’t have a cable dragging behind the car. I use wireless technology and I think that’s the way that functionality is going.
• There is a great deal of irony in the fact that when the Government did a deal with Telstra for the National Broadband Network, I understand part of that deal identified that Telstra was not allowed to sell its new 4G technology as a competitor to the NBN because 4G has the capacity to be far superior to the NBN,” said Hockey. “So what does the Government do? It says, well, you’re not allowed to market it, as a competitor.

Read the article on this ABC interview at the link below.
Joe Hockey's Bullshit.
As far as I know wireless, such as 4G are not banned from competing with the NBN, but I will stand corrected with good reliable FACTS to the contrary though.