I like this part,
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"Are you saying anyone who believes in global warming is a mass
murderer, tyrant, or terrorist?
Of course not. But we are saying that the ethics of many advocates of
global warming are very suspect. Consider two recent scandals that
exposed the way they think:
Climategate was the leak of emails from the Climatic Research Unit at
the University of East Anglia in England in 2010 and 2011. The emails
revealed a conspiracy to suppress debate, rig the peer review process
to keep out of the leading academic journals any scientists skeptical
of catastrophic man-caused global warming, hiding data, fudging
research findings, and dodging Freedom of Information Act requests.
Fakegate was the theft in early 2012 of confidential corporate
documents from The Heartland Institute by Dr. Peter Gleick, a leading
climate scientist and president of the Pacific Institute for Studies
in Development, Environment, and Security in Oakland, California.
Gleick admitted on February 20 to using a false identity to steal the
documents and then disseminating them – along with a fake memo
purporting to be Heartland’s “climate strategy” – to sympathetic
bloggers and journalists."
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So when climatologist's email accounts are "leaked" (hacked) it's okay
because there was some dubious evidence of malfeasance.
But when Heartland documents are "stolen" (accidentally emailed to
Gleick by Heartland*) it's not okay, regardless of strong evidence of
malfeasance.
RLC
(*To potential bellyachers, yes, I'm aware of and admit Gleick's
errors in judgement in the course of following up on the original
documents.)