The doomsday cult known as
environmentalism may have already surpassed the Judeo-Christian tradition as
the most powerful religion in the advanced countries of the West. Almost
certainly, its followers are the most politically powerful – witness the
trillions of dollars devoted to the “paused” global warming Armageddon
supposedly soon to threaten human survival. And these followers are also the
most fanatical, reaching Islamic levels of fury when their orthodoxy is
challenged.
Dr. Jay Cullen might as well have caricatured Mohammed,
for all the organized religious hate he is receiving You see, Cullen is a
Canadian researcher who set about the measure the impact of the 2011 Fukushima
nuclear meltdown on the Northwest coast
of North America. Mark
Hume reports in the Globe
and Mail:
Dr. Cullen started a radionuclide-monitoring program in 2014. The
Integrated Fukushima Ocean Radionuclide Monitoring project (or InFORM, as he
optimistically called it) worked with a broad network of scientists to gather
the latest research and distribute it to the public. “The
goal and motivation … was that people were asking me, family and friends and
the public at large, what the impact of the disaster was on B.C. on the North
Pacific and on Canada,” he said. “I started looking for quality monitoring
information so I could answer those questions as honestly and accurately as I
could.” Dr. Cullen thought the public
would appreciate knowing what the scientists knew.
Boy, was he wrong! His prediction was as faulty as the warmists’ contention that snow and the polar ice caps would disappear by now. Doomsday cultists, whether warmists or anti-nukists, have a theological commitment to the imminence of our tragic fate – unless we heed their call to don the green equivalent of sackcloth and ashes. Thus, poor Dr. Cullen’s scientific data brought him these consequences…… More
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