Here is the latest example of the blogosphere bringing you tomorrow’s news today. The Boston Globe’s Alex Beam should listen to us on Pundit Review Radio. If he did, he could have written this column weeks ago,
MIT’s inconvenient scientist
I decided to check out Lindzen for myself. He wasn’t hard to find on the 16th floor of MIT’s I.M. Pei-designed Building 54, and he answered as many questions as I had time to ask. He’s no big fan of Gore’s, having suffered through what he calls a “Star Chamber” Congressional inquisition by the then senator . He said he accepted $10,000 in expenses and expert witness fees from fossil- fuel types in the 1990s, and has taken none of their money since.
He’s smart. He’s an effective debater. No wonder the Steve Schneiders and Al Gores of the world don’t want you to hear from him. It’s easier to call someone a shill and accuse him of corruption than to debate him on the merits.
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