Yearning for global warming legislation even after knowing global warming does not exist, leaves only 1 conclusion

• The point has always been the trillion dollar carbon trading market, which was up and running before most people ever heard of climate scientists.

NY Times is concerned people knowing catastrophic man-made global warming does not exist will make crippling legislation tougher to pass. Not worried that for decades--with major help from the Times--thugs have

• built a global industry based only on the desire to extract billions from
  
• evil middle class Americans.

5/29/10, Sheppard, American Thinker: "Of course, the (NY) Times abhor the new public awareness as it

• “will make it harder to pass legislation like a fuel tax increase and to persuade people to make sacrifices to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.”

But shouldn’t facts drive policy?

• Not according to Greenpeace spokesman Ben Stewart, quoted by the Times complaining that “[l]egitimacy has shifted to the side of the climate skeptics, and that is
  
• a big, big problem.”"

"Are climate alarmists losing the mainstream media?"

• Pollution and sinking islands due to CO2 endangerment are two different things. ed.