> > > > Earth day was created by psycho
> murderer (unicorn
> > > > killer), he is now in prison in the
> united states.
> > >
> > > Earth Day was created by Wisconsin
> Senator Gaylord
> > > Nelson, not Ira Einhorn.
>
>
>
> > He also claimed to have
> > been instrumental in creating Earth Day in
> 1970,
> > and during the first Earth Day event, which
> was
> > televised globally, Ira Einhorn was on stage
> as
> > master of ceremonies, although other event
> > organizers dispute his account
>
>
>
> > Both from wikipedia ...
>
> What was your point in quoting this? Also,
> Wikipedia is not an authoritative source. See
> Stephen Colbert's Wikiality exercises for
> confirmation.
To make the point that there is a difference of opinion on who created it, as you said clearly: Earth Day was created by Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson, not Ira Einhorn." Yet there is a dispute of those involved as to whom created it, best guess it was a collective concept.
As for Stephen Colbert ... Might as well have quoted Jon Stewart ... Ugh. I know wikipedia is not the source for accuracy on many things, however as we see it does bring up discussion, what source would you prefer to use?
>
> > As we see there is a dispute over this ...
> > >
> > > > This stuff is crap and we know it
> deep inside
> > > > ourselves, we know it because we
> get out in the
> > > > woods and we see the truth, we see
> it with our own
> > > > eyes even though someone is trying
> to tell us we
> > > > don't. Use the brain more and the
> agenda pushing
> > > > media less ...
> > >
> > > Don't want to get in a fight with you
> here, but I
> > > really don't think it is crap and what I
> know deep
> > > inside is that the climate is changing.
> >
> > Earth's climate has always changed, that is
> the
> > nature of our planet, the Green/climate
> change is
> > an agenda nothing more and it is about power
> and
> > money, it's a con game!
>
> Aside from "Earth's climate has always changed", I
> disagree.
>
> > Why was the name changed from "Global
> Warming" to
> > "Climate Change"...
>
> Both terms are correct. The global trend is
> warming. However, in some locations, things will
> get cooler before they get warmer.
Yet we are seeing sign's of cooling trends, as temperature have not been increasing for several years now and appear to be on heading for a cooling trend. "Climate change" is not correct, you yourself agreed it has always changed, "climate change" is the normal for Earth. It is yet to be proven that any change is abnormal let alone man caused, it is merely theory run amuck.
Alan, good discussion, you can have the last comment on this ... you going to be in Oregon? Cheers!
As always IMHO
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