C'mon, Sue Us: Please Sue Us

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Frank Bi has a wonderful petition over at the International Journal of Inactivism, calling for hacks like Christoper Walter (the lurid Viscount Monckton of Brenchley) to find the courage of their alleged convictions and sue Al Gore and NASAโ€˜s James Hansen for fomenting the global scientific โ€œconspiracyโ€ about climate change.

Really, if these guys had a shred of evidence โ€“ or dignity โ€“ theyโ€™d bring their vacuous argument before a judge and let the case be tested. I, personally, would love to see a jury trial โ€“ a serious opportunity to put the evidence before a dozen people who would test Hansenโ€™s science against Moncktonโ€™s palaver.

Anyway, itโ€™s August and youโ€™re cruising the โ€˜net instead of working: cruise on over to IJI and sign up. Iโ€™m confident these clowns wonโ€™t sue, but baiting them is worth the effort.

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