Does it Get Better? The Lies of Pro-Gay Education | Crisis Magazine

Does it Get Better? The Lies of Pro-Gay Education | Crisis Magazine

Ms. Taniguchi,

I'm a lawyer here in N.J. and I am degreed in Political Science from the Univ. of N.C. at Chapel Hill. I've been looking at the stuff Mr. Brown and others have been preaching for many years.

Your article fails to detail the recent evidence that most of the Doomsday conclusions from Climate Science are nothing but junk. Take a look at Mr. Delingpole's works ( http://jamesdelingpole.com/ ) and Creighton's "State of Fear". Delingpole notes the evidence from this new Century's data shows the Earth's temperature cooling. Note the recent "rebellion" of the N.A.S.A. scientists. Isn't total glacier coverage on Earth increasing? Why didn't you challenge Mr. Brown concerning such matters.

"Climatgate", showed purposeful, pervasive climate science academic dishonesty at work.

Bottom Line: Reason dictates that "Going Green" or preaching "Sustainability" are best described as either political agenda or a Druid-like, Mother Earth centered quasi-religion. As political or quasi-religious agendas the goal of proponents is systematic control of human populations.

Just because Mr. Brown is a S.J. native son he shouldn't be given an assist by you in pulling the wool over our eyes.

mike mulligan, esq.
pilesgrove, n.j.

Evolution, Human Dignity, and Crafting Public Policy | Crisis Magazine

Evolution, Human Dignity, and Crafting Public Policy | Crisis Magazine: "In secular discourse, the concept of morality can be no more fixed than a wax nose that can be manipulated and shaped by the one defining it. While one might not like the answer “thus saith the Lord,” it is hard to think that it is any less compelling than “because I say so.”  Blackburn.

Evolution, Human Dignity, and Crafting Public Policy | Crisis Magazine

Evolution, Human Dignity, and Crafting Public Policy | Crisis Magazine: “A man who has no assured and ever present belief in the existence of a personal God or of a future existence with retribution and reward, can have for his rule of life, as far as I can see, only to follow those impulses and instincts which are the strongest or which seem to him the best ones.” —Charles Darwin
Quoted by W. Charles Blackburn.