Brilliant analogy! With a twist: You go to 99 of the best doctors on the entire globe and you don’t like what they say…So you go to the Vet: Anthony Watts.

Marco hasn’t spent a half a second looking at this. He willfully places his own state at risk. Florida’s highest elevation is 345 feet, and the state gets regularly slammed with storms. Starting with National Academies of Sciences, working through nationally and internationally respected academies & associations: Over 3 dozen respected organizations expressly endorse the IPCC. He can not name one single respected organization that has posted a respected view to the contrary in writing. He can not name one. Not a single one. Or canvass all climate scientists one by one at the best of the best global institutions: top-50 ranked earth science schools - Harvard, Cambridge, Princeton, Oxford, Chicago, Berkeley, MIT, Australian National U., Caltech, UCLA, Yale, etc, etc, etc. The best of the best almost all say we have a serious problem. Marco hasn’t bothered to check. Pretty lazy considering the potential implications. He places so many lives at stake with laziness on this issue…What a shame.

Thanks for a great article BuzzFeed! I’m a vocal about climate change and Twitter has censored my account but will not say it. Categorically: I can NOT post any tweets with my own URL to hashtags. They have somehow marked my account and my URL. I am blocked from posting other URLs (in some cases with page ranks of 7 and 8) as well. When I check per Twitters status, NONE of these sites has any problems. I nickname the censorship #URLBurning and created a hashtag for it; but I am convinced it is both URL AND USER specific. In other words: Other people may be able to post my URL to a hashtag stream but I have been barred from it. I gave Twitter an explicit example via email and their only response was: “We can’t post everything and we try to keep search results high.” Bull. They’re explicitly blocking me from posting my own URL and select others to hashtag streams. I can demonstrate it so easily. If you ever want explicit screen shots for an article, let me know. It’s EASY to duplicate. I’m stunned how brazen they are about it. Regards,
Kyle Sager
HelioCurrent
kyle@heliocurrent.com
Atlanta, GA