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Stolen Hacked Emails Prove Once And For All How Science Is A Gargantual Leftist Conspiracy And Nothing But Socialist Hooey - Leader Of The Right Limbaugh Calls It "Our Greatest Victory"

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Stolen Hacked Emails Prove Once And For All How Science Is A Gargantual Leftist
Conspiracy And Nothing But Socialist Hooey - Leader Of The Right Limbaugh Calls
It "Our Greatest Victory"

Once again assorted felons and law breaking criminals lend their support to
right wing causes!

21 November 09
Stolen CRU emails: Who are the criminals behind the conspiracy theorists?


Former Republican strategist Marc Morano is having as much fun with the stolen
emails from the Climate Research Unit that he did with the Swift Boat Veteran's
for Truth attack he led against John Kerry in the 2004 presidential election.

Morano and his site Climate Depot has become the climate conspiracy hub since
this story broke on late Thursday.

This cabal of climate deniers seems to think that 12 year-old emails between
climate scientists somehow refutes the thousands of research papers produced
over decades by thousands of researchers at some of the best scientific
institutions in the world.

While Morano is the master of right-wing spin and is using these emails for his
political agenda, the bigger question here is:

Who stole all this private data from the University in the first place?

The folder of information contains over 3,800 separate files and it is clear
that someone has taken a lot of time to pull together what they thought would
be the most damaging. This is not the work of a hacker, unless that hacker is
extremely well-versed in climate science, and specifically the conspiracy
theories of the climate denial movement.

This package of stolen data and emails would have taken hundreds of hours to
compile and someone out there knows exactly how all this went down.

Terry Hurlbut at the Examiner has a time line of the stolen data going public
which is a good start. I am sure one of our intrepid readers will get to the
bottom of this. Tell you what. I'll race you.

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