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Old January 7th 05, 04:00 PM
HAVRILIAK
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he News Hour with Jim Lehrer. They did an excellent piece
the other day with the President of the American Association for the


Some years ago on that program (McNeil might have been there) they highlighted
a scientific meeting on Global Warming by inviting representatives from both
sides. Shortly after the discussion started one of the guests pointed out that
the other guest represented an extreem pointed of view that nobody else agreed
with because the vote at the end of the meeting was 99 to 1.
So much for two points of view. Since then I wonder how often this
happens
 




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