We’ve all heard the hype. We’ve all seen the data. But, thanks to a group of hackers who raided British University of East Anglia’s ‘Climatic Research Unit’, there is a strong possibility that there are some dishonest people trying to elevate ‘climate change’ to a threat level beyond fact.
In the hacked data, which was subsequently posted online, hundreds of e-mails and documents which painted a picture of climate change deception, scientists throwing around words which commonly refer to manipulating the data to showcase the results they want the public to see. Despite at least some of the scientists admitting the documents are genuine, the research center claims they can’t say if the stolen information is true. Yeah, convenient that they’re in a position to ‘verify’ or disprove evidence of their own misconduct.
Among some of the most blatant evidence, a leaked e-mail from the research center’s director, Phil Jones, where he suggests that ‘tricks’ are used in respect to the scientific data the center collects and analyzes. He suggests that in compiling data, he was using Mike’s ‘nature trick’ of adding real temperatures to each series for the past 20 years. In his defense, Jones claims that his use of the word trick was meant to refer to clever thinking, rather than deception. Really? Scientists are *SUPPOSED* to include the real data during their research. If Phil Jones thinks this is especially clever, he must have a habit of leaving the data out. I wonder why.
In criminal investigations, it is common to look at motive, means, and opportunity. Scientists automatically have the means and opportunity to manipulate scientific data. In fact, it’s a big part of what they do in science. We look to them for answers. What is this? Why is it happening? What does it mean? The motive is also a rather clear one. They have this idea. It might work, or it might not. They want recognition for their efforts. They want the public to acknowledge their research. They want the world to be abuzz. It serves their interest if the data supports their beliefs. What a coincidence. They happen to control the data.
Now, I am not suggesting that ‘climate change’ doesn’t exist. It is a sound concept, and it is very likely. But, if the scientific community has to alter their findings to support an agenda which is anything less than 100% true, they have failed society, and the world. If we cannot trust them to tell us the answers, how can we come to them with questions? Going ‘green’ is good for everyone. Lying to us to make us do it, not so good.
If it can be verified that scientists are indeed lying about climate change, I doubt they’ll be prosecuted. It is international terrorism. But a lot of acts fit that definition. The media lies to us every hour of every day. Reality TV passes itself as ‘genuine’. We have politicians saying one thing, and doing another. The rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. The lies, well, the lies get bigger and bigger. Is ‘climate change’ the modern version of Chicken Little? Who knows. One thing is certain, though. Phil Jones is lying to us. What about, is anyone’s guess.
Please note, hacking into computers is illegal, and it shouldn’t be condoned. However, it is a safe bet, had these hackers not done this, we may have never gotten evidence that suggests that there is more to ‘climate change’ than the scientific community is willing to share with the public. Good job, guys (and/or gals?). Keep it up.