Showing posts with label Geneva. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Geneva. Show all posts

Monday, December 29, 2014

Infallibility?


I know, I know that the Pope is only supposed to be infallible when speaking on church doctrine. But the current pontiff, Francis, has outdone himself by preparing an encyclical which will be calling for the U.N. to stop global warming … see: The Guardian Story. How the U.N. is supposed to do this when its well-funded subsidiary, the World Heath Organization, can’t even begin to curb the Ebola epidemic is a little beyond my perceptive talents. Perhaps, if it stopped propping up the five-star hotels in Geneva and Brussels? And besides Popes don’t have a stellar record when it involves things science … remember Galileo?

And speaking of global warming, John Hinderaker of the Powerline blog has produced a nice article that references hard scientific analysis of Antarctic ice cores to show that CO2 levels are a lagging indicator (by thousands of years) to our Earth’s large historic swings in temperature … see: Powerline Blog . Perhaps the Pope (and Al Gore) should read this research paper before they step into this cauldron of controversy?

Sunday, November 10, 2013

Cat and Mouse


The recent negotiations in Geneva between the U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Iran over a nuclear deal have broken down … see: Breitbart Story.  This is not really a surprise considering that the United States has already given Iran much of what it was seeking – a pullback from the severe sanction that we had been imposing ... see: The Daily Beast Story.  Let me see … we know that Iran is the archetype of duplicity … yet we are surprised when they are duplicitous. Wouldn't it be wonderful if President Obama were as tough on Iran as he is on the on the American people?

And finally who is the cat and who is the mouse in this game?

Afterward: For another surprising take on why these talks broke down see; Powerline Blog.

After-afterward: There are always three sides to every story ... now Kerry says that Iran walked away from a deal (surprise! surprise!) ... see: UK .Telegraph Story