Readers of a certain age will instantly recognise the quote from Monty Python’s “The Meaning of Life”, but as some readers may not, let me take a moment to expound. The sketch concerned is famously unsavoury. It involves probably the fattest person you can imagine (called Mr Creosote, for those Python afficionados out there) arriving at a restaurant, ordering and then eating an unfeasibly large amount. Finally replete, a corpulent Mr Creosote is approached by the perhaps vengeful Maitre D, played by John Cleese, and tempted into just a tiny little wafer thin mint. Mr Creosote swallows the mint, expands and then literally explodes.
I don’t need to add much to this Climate Depot article!
Those extremists leading the obscene attempt to prosecute the honest for having the courage to tell the public the truth, are themselves up to their backsides in the trough of public money. Their behaviour is s0 disgusting it reminds me no less of Mr Creosote from Monty Python’s meaning of life.
However, there is one thing I will agree with the climate extremists: we need to have criminal anti-racketeering investigations and the group who I am certain would end up being found guilty is the global warming racketeers.
Update: “Scientist” leading effort to prosecute climate skeptics under RICO ‘paid himself & his wife $1.5 million from govt climate grants for part-time work’
Leader of 20 “scientists” effort to prosecute climate skeptics under RICO revealed as ‘Climate Profiteer’! ‘From 2012-2014, the Leader of RICO 20 climate “scientists” paid himself and his wife $1.5 million from government climate grants for part-time work.
George Mason University Professor Jagadish Shukla ( jshukla@gmu.edu) a Lead Author with the UN IPCC, reportedly lavishly profits off the global warming industry while accusing climate skeptics of deceiving the public. Shukla is leader of 20 scientists who are demanding RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) charges be used against skeptics for disagreeing with their view on climate change.
Shukla reportedly moved his government grants through a ‘non-profit’. The group “pays Shukla and wife Anne $500,000 per year for part-time work,” Prof. Roger Pielke Jr. revealed.
“The $350,000-$400,000 per year paid leader of the RICO20 from his ‘non-profit’ was presumably on top of his $250,000 per year academic salary,” Pielke wrote. “That totals to $750,000 per year to the leader of the RICO20 from public money for climate work and going after skeptics. Good work if you can get it,” Pielke Jr. added.
George Mason University Professor Jagadish Shukla ( jshukla@gmu.edu) a Lead Author with the UN IPCC, reportedly lavishly profits off the global warming industry while accusing climate skeptics of deceiving the public. Shukla is leader of 20 scientists who are demanding RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) charges be used against skeptics for disagreeing with their view on climate change.
Shukla reportedly moved his government grants through a ‘non-profit’. The group “pays Shukla and wife Anne $500,000 per year for part-time work,” Prof. Roger Pielke Jr. revealed.
“The $350,000-$400,000 per year paid leader of the RICO20 from his ‘non-profit’ was presumably on top of his $250,000 per year academic salary,” Pielke wrote. “That totals to $750,000 per year to the leader of the RICO20 from public money for climate work and going after skeptics. Good work if you can get it,” Pielke Jr. added.
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Shukla pays himself $292K from his non-profit organization to be President for a work week listed at 28 hours. So how many hours does he put into his work as a professor at George Mason U at a pay of $250K? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CPYH0JVWgAARAfG.jpg:large http://state-employees.findthedata.com/l/40970/Jagadish-Shukla
The strange part of all this is guys like this are fully supported by the 99% who can only dream of making that kind of money over decades.
He’s nowhere near the Al Gore league of climate troughers – yet.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2010/05/03/stunning-pictures-al-gores-new-9-million-mansion-media-totally-ignore