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Father of climate science is a heretic

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Reid
Bryson is a climatologist. In fact he's been credited with the invention of
climatology as an academic subject. It has been suggested that he is the most
widely cited climatologist there is.

And what has he got to say about global warming?

“All this argument is the temperature going up or not, it’s absurd.
[...] Of course it’s going up. It has gone up since the early 1800s, before the
Industrial Revolution, because we’re coming out of the Little Ice Age, not
because we’re putting more carbon dioxide into the air.”

This site
still maintains that the Climate Change programme as presented by the IPCC is a
global scam, designed to create a
wealth generating market in Traded Carbon Credits, and to keep the 3^rd
world un-industrialised by using intensive GM crop production for Bio Fuels.
Meanwhile,
a lot of research money is available to anyone willing to produce the results
that fit the approved solution.

HatTip Bishop
Hill

Father of climate science is a heretic

IanPJ Main Page Add you comment

Reid
Bryson is a climatologist. In fact he's been credited with the invention of
climatology as an academic subject. It has been suggested that he is the most
widely cited climatologist there is.

And what has he got to say about global warming?

“All this argument is the temperature going up or not, it’s absurd.
[...] Of course it’s going up. It has gone up since the early 1800s, before the
Industrial Revolution, because we’re coming out of the Little Ice Age, not
because we’re putting more carbon dioxide into the air.”

This site
still maintains that the Climate Change programme as presented by the IPCC is a
global scam, designed to create a
wealth generating market in Traded Carbon Credits, and to keep the 3^rd
world un-industrialised by using intensive GM crop production for Bio Fuels.
Meanwhile,
a lot of research money is available to anyone willing to produce the results
that fit the approved solution.

HatTip Bishop
Hill

Removal of the fast track service for first-time adult passport customers

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From 1 June 2007,
first-time adult passport customers will no longer be able to use the fast
track one-week service as they will have to attend an interview, as part of the
passport application process.

These interviews are for passport customers aged 16 or over and who are
applying for a passport for the first time, and are being introduced along with
other anti-fraud measures.

First-time adult passport customers must allow more time to get their
passport. We recommend customers allow up to six weeks and not to make travel
arrangements until they have received their passport.

Please note the fast track one-week service will continue to be available as
usual for all other passport customers, such as for passport renewals.

Press release IPS
April 17, 2007

These intrusive interviews will also be used to collect information and data
related to the introduction of ID Cards.

We still await the Identity Cards Act Section 37 report into latest
10 year cost estimates for the National Identity Register / ID Card Scheme.

Identity Cards Act 2006 Section
37 Report to Parliament about likely costs of ID cards scheme

(2) Before the end of every six months beginning with the
laying of a report under this section, the Secretary of State must prepare and
lay before Parliament a further report setting out his estimate of the public
expenditure likely to be incurred on the ID cards scheme during the ten years
beginning with the end of those six months.

We understand that publication was illegally postponed with no good reason by
the Home Office until after the election, but the election is now over.

This government must be made to comply with the laws that it writes.

NuLab – Destroying Britain
from the inside out.

Removal of the fast track service for first-time adult passport customers

IanPJ Main Page Add you comment

From 1 June 2007,
first-time adult passport customers will no longer be able to use the fast
track one-week service as they will have to attend an interview, as part of the
passport application process.

These interviews are for passport customers aged 16 or over and who are
applying for a passport for the first time, and are being introduced along with
other anti-fraud measures.

First-time adult passport customers must allow more time to get their
passport. We recommend customers allow up to six weeks and not to make travel
arrangements until they have received their passport.

Please note the fast track one-week service will continue to be available as
usual for all other passport customers, such as for passport renewals.

Press release IPS
April 17, 2007

These intrusive interviews will also be used to collect information and data
related to the introduction of ID Cards.

We still await the Identity Cards Act Section 37 report into latest
10 year cost estimates for the National Identity Register / ID Card Scheme.

Identity Cards Act 2006 Section
37 Report to Parliament about likely costs of ID cards scheme

(2) Before the end of every six months beginning with the
laying of a report under this section, the Secretary of State must prepare and
lay before Parliament a further report setting out his estimate of the public
expenditure likely to be incurred on the ID cards scheme during the ten years
beginning with the end of those six months.

We understand that publication was illegally postponed with no good reason by
the Home Office until after the election, but the election is now over.

This government must be made to comply with the laws that it writes.

NuLab – Destroying Britain
from the inside out.

Blair’s future role as an ambassador – the spin doesn’t stop

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The Daily
Telegraph and other media are spinning the line that Blair will become a
roving Ambassador in Africa.

A roving what? What the gang of four (Baroness Morgan recruited
Charles Dunstone, the founder of Carphone Warehouse, Russell Chambers, an
investment banker who has taken holidays with the Blair family, and Roland
Rudd, one of the leading public relations figures in the City) really mean is
they want Blair to have Ambassadorial protection to keep him out of prison.

They held their secret planning dinners at Mr Dunstone's house
in west London.

The spin line is that Blair is to spurn the chance to earn
up to £10 million a year on the international lecture circuit by concentrating
on raising money for his new Blair Foundation, which will fund humanitarian
work in Africa.

Blair needs diplomatic immunity to stop him being arrested
overseas (or in the UK)
for the war in Iraq,
for the period between him leaving No.10 and his new job of President of Europe
being created.

Angela Merkle is trying as hard as possible to help Blair
and get the job creation scheme (European Constitution) through the back door
before her time is up as President of the Council, but in the meantime he needs
to feel safe, and the US
speech circuit just isn’t going to do that for him.

None of the four was willing to talk about their role but an
authoritative Downing Street source said: “The
foundation will come first. It will finance the important work that Tony wants
to do in Africa. The money will come in from supporters
and philanthropists. There are many people out there who want to help.”

That is how Tony will finance his £20,000 per month
mortgages, get international immunity, and then walk into an unelected job to
rule over us yet again.

The spinning never stops…

NuLab – Destroying Britain
from the inside out.