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THEOLOGY OF WATER MANAGEMENT
Dropped in the mailbox of Andrew H., this call to eco-arms. Note the role of David Reichardt, an “Al Gore ambassador”. Al has become a nation!
By the way, Reichardt is also a minister of the Uniting Church “who is presently studying for a Phd on the theological, social and ecological, implications for water management in the Murray-Darling River Basin.”
Theological?
UPDATE. The Gore ambassadors at Real Climate dispute those errors in An Inconvenient Truth detected last week by a British judge:
The judge referred to these as ‘errors’ in quotations precisely to emphasize that, while these were points that could be contested, it was not clear that they were actually errors … our verdict is that the 9 points are not “errors” at all.
Here’s the judge’s ruling:
There are errors and omissions in the film, to which I shall refer … some of the errors, or departures from the mainstream, by Mr Gore in AIT in the course of his dynamic exposition, do arise in the context of alarmism and exaggeration in support of his political thesis.
Real Climate seems to have relied on Tim Lambert’s research. Not a clever move.
(Via bobzorunkle)
Surely Moses did the complete study of rivers and Theology?
Posted by Infidel Tiger on 2007 10 15 at 10:44 PM • permalinkWhy bother. Didn’t Tim Flannery say there wasn’t going to be any water in the Murray-Darling River Basin?
Posted by Mystery Meat on 2007 10 15 at 10:59 PM • permalinkI note with interest that the meeting is being held at the Masonic Hall. I am busy practisin my handshake so that I may “come join them”.
Posted by Infidel Tiger on 2007 10 15 at 11:08 PM • permalinkWho’s in Denial Now?
The “scientists” at ClimateScience get their frillies in a knot over the “errors” the British Judge found in AlGore’s movie. Pathetic!
Posted by bobzorunkle on 2007 10 15 at 11:24 PM • permalink...the theological, social and ecological, implications for water management in the Murray-Darling River Basin.
We must offer up a virgin to the river! Finally, a real contribution the Ruddy idiot can make…
Posted by richard mcenroe on 2007 10 16 at 12:09 AM • permalinkIf they were not “errors” then they were deliberate lies.
Posted by Steven Den Beste on 2007 10 16 at 12:29 AM • permalink#16 - My dad was in the Masons, and was buried with some participation of a couple of brothers in the ceremony. A number of my relatives remain active in the lodge. Often attended family events as a kid. Not really my thing, so I am not a member myself, but I can vouch for those Masons I have experience of as being pillars of the community. Many were/are also Rotarians - easy to make fun of but, again, my experience is that they do good work.
These days my close extended family are more in the Baptist or Anglican ranks without those added side activities. Some of them are also a bit hostile towards Masons, for doctrinal reasons.#24 - I live around the corner from that particular apartment block. It’s a credit to social engineering that they have managed to stack so many druggies, weirdos, psychiatric patients, prostitutes and amateur Icaruses in one location. In regard to the underpants, I believe it has something to do with being told by your mum “always wear clean underpants in case you have an accident, dear”.
Posted by Infidel Tiger on 2007 10 16 at 12:45 AM • permalinkO/T:
Rudd pledges to unlock Govt landHehe even the ABC commenters slam the lil bureaucrapper
Costello says yet another Rudder ‘me too’
#23
No worries Bloggy, I concurr. Brought up in a small country town, there was the Masons (proddies) and the Knights of the Southern Cross (Rock Choppers). Being a small town there was no room, nor need for the apparent hatred that existed in larger locales, but friendly ribbing. The local Lodge Master helped dad deliver my little sister at home when she came out a bit quick.My grandfather and a Mason were perennial foes when it came to lawn bowls. Watched a singles final between the two that went for about 24 ends, with spectators compelled to drink a 7 after each end.
Grandfather won and at the handshake, his mate the Mason said “I suppose you had to drink gallons of holy water in preparation”
Grandfather replied “Yeah, but I’ll bet it tasted better than the goats arse”
Is that a drawing of a koala bear with wings? Sorry, it’s real late here and I’m on my third week of insomnia. I am pretty sure that that’s the Geico lizard, though.
Posted by Andrea Harris, Administrator on 2007 10 16 at 02:29 AM • permalinkY’know, turning water into wine strikes me as a good way to conserve water.
;-)
—Nora
Posted by The Thin Man Returns on 2007 10 16 at 02:45 AM • permalinkFrom the RealClimate article:
However, studying the regional populations of polar bears is not easy and assessing their prospects is tough.
Why is it that whenever they get backed into a corner on the facts, they pull out the “It’s not easy you know. What we do is really tough.” More proof that lefties are just perma-teens.
Hmmmm.
Al has become a nation!
Evidently someone’s seen the size of Al’s butt lately.
Posted by memomachine on 2007 10 16 at 04:30 PM • permalinkI’m not sure of Algore becoming a “nation”, but more like the Green Pope.
The Pope Benedict XVI has ambassadors, doesn’t he?
See?
::cuckoo::
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2007 10 16 at 08:22 PM • permalink
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Well, he’s rotund enough to be considered one. he’s surely bigger than say, San Marino.