On Wed, 12 May 2010 10:42:39 -0700 (PDT), trag
wrote in

in sci.astro.amateur,rec.arts.sf.written:

On May 12, 4:29 am, Martin Brown
wrote:

Or the various sceptics in the pockets of big oil and the
fossil fuel lobby groups who spend an inordinate amount
of effort persuading the public that there is no risk to
the climate from increased CO2 levels.

Going back to who can you trust...

Or the various skeptics who *know* that the environmental
movement has spent forty years *lying* about nuclear
power so why the heck should we believe them about CO2?

And if their claims about CO2 are correct, why the heck
aren't they advocating nuclear power for all they're
worth, now?

Once someone has lied, believing them is a poor bet, even
when they're telling the truth or something that
resembles the truth.

The environmental movement can't be trusted. They are
proven liars.

Their lies about nuclear power caused global warming.

'They' is a wonderfully wide brush. It lets one make
wonderfully silly assertions that almost sound halfway
reasonable.