You’re welcome!

thanks for that considered and researched post.

LOL! How could I forget the Chinese?

Well, I don’t NEED to research that, see most of the world are educated about recent history and know that the UN was formed by the Allied Nations (also called the United Nations) after WWII to ensure that the world was not once again plunged into a world war.

That is why the five permanent members of the security council include USA, UK, Russia (was USSR) and the French.

Seems they’ve done a pretty good job of that despite all the effort the current and former US administrations have put into fucking it up.

Of course I’m sure YOU think it was formed by Jewish bankers to rule the world or some shit.

By the way, for all you people pissing and moaning about the UN on the one hand, and Zionists on the other, how many of you realise that the UN has tried to stop most of the worst excesses of the Zionists, only to be stymied by the US veto? So it’s not the UN that is ruled by Zionists, it’s the US. Put the blame where it lies.

Dr Khandekar is a member of the Friends of Science Scientific Advisory Board.

“In an August 12, 2006, article The Globe and Mail revealed that the group had received significant funding via anonymous, indirect donations from the oil industry, including a major grant from the Science Education Fund, a donor-directed, flow-through charitable fund at the Calgary Foundation. The donations were funnelled through a University of Calgary trust account research set up and controlled by U of C Professor Barry Cooper. The revelations were based largely on the prior investigations of Desmogblog.com, which had reported on the background of FoS scientific advisors and Cooper’s role in FoS funding.”

“Following an internal audit and review begun in March of 2007, the University determined that some of the research funds accepted on behalf of the Friends of Science “had been used to support a partisan viewpoint on climate change”. As a consequence, the University advised FoS “that it would no longer accept funds on the organization’s behalf”, according to an email from University legal counsel Elizabeth Osler sent on December 24, 2007. [6] On February 17, 2008, CanWest News Service reported that U of C officials had shut down Cooper’s “‘Research on Climate Change’ trust account”, and were about to advise Elections Canada of the University’s ongoing review of the matter. In the wake of the revelations, Liberal public works critic Mark Holland called for parliamentary hearings to investigate the source of donations. A few days later, CanWest reported that the targeting of the FoS radio ad campaign to key Ontario ridings was directed by then FoS media contact Morten Paulsen (later a vice-president at Fleishman-Hillard), who also served as volunteer spokesperson for the Stephen Harper led Conservative Party of Canada during the election.”
http://www.sourcewatch.org/ind.....of_Science

Not looking good so far..

So, where was this “paper” published? “Energy and Environment”. What is this journal?

“The journal Energy and Environment is a social science journal published by Multi-Science. The journal’s editor is Sonja Boehmer-Christiansen, a reader in geography at the University of Hull in England and climate skeptic.

Energy and Environment is not carried in the ISI listing of peer-reviewed journals. Its peer review process has been widely criticised for allowing the publication of substandard papers. Numerous climate skeptics and contrarians have published in the journal and these studies have later been quoted by Republican critics of global warming science such as Senator James Inhofe and Congressman Joe Barton”
http://www.sourcewatch.org/ind.....nvironment

So, two strikes…

What else has Dr Khandekar been involved in?

Well, there was the “2008 International Conference on Climate Change”

“The 2008 International Conference on Climate Change was a conference held at the Marriott New York Marquis Times Square Hotel in New York between March 2-4 . The conference was organised and “sponsored” by the Heartland Institute, a U.S. think tanks that in preceding years received substantial funding from Exxon for its work downplaying the significance of global warming.”

“The conference was described by Washington Post reporter, Juliet Eilperin, as “a sort of global warming doppelganger conference, where everything was reversed.” At the event, skeptics unveiled their response to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC) report, edited by corporate-funded skeptic Fred Singer, argued that “recent climate change stems from natural causes.” Eilperin notes that “while the IPCC enlisted several hundred scientists from more than 100 countries to work over five years to produce its series of reports, the NIPCC document is the work of 23 authors from 15 nations, some of them not scientists.”

The New York Times reports that while the Heartland conference “was largely framed around science … when an organizer made an announcement asking all of the scientists in the large hall to move to the front for a group picture, 19 men did so.” The conference invitation identified its goal as “to generate international media attention to the fact that many scientists believe forecasts of rapid warming and catastrophic events are not supported by sound science.”

The Heartland Institute offered “$1,000 to those willing to give a talk,” and “a free weekend at the Marriott Marquis in Manhattan, including travel costs, to all elected officials wanting to attend,” according to the RealClimate blog”
http://www.sourcewatch.org/ind.....ate_Change

That’s three strikes.

As far as I am concerned, you involve yourself with known liars 3 times in less than a decade, and your credibility is totally shot. I wouldn’t believe Khandekar if he told me the sky was usually bluish.

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I hope Dr Khandekar and Andrew Bolt enjoy their blood money.