Rebirth of the Three Stooges!

 "Julia, the lies in this report are only this big but there are heaps of 'em"

The gander on the left of picture is Tim " I'm a scientist so no proof needed" Flannery, the middle goose is self explanatory and the speaking goose is Will Steffan, Labors alarmist in chief who, in January 2011 linked the Queensland floods to climate change! When it was pointed out how distasteful this comment was he denied that's what he meant.

So the first has no scientific climate credentials at all, the second is a proven liar, and the third will say the first thing that comes into his head!

Nice bunch of crooks. Anyway let's hear what Nick Minchin has to say.

"Nick Minchin has attacked a new report that declares the world is in imminent danger from human-induced climate change as offensive nonsense from known "global warming alarmists". 
 

 Senator Minchin, who played a key role in terminating Malcolm Turnbull's leadership over his support for emissions trading, said there was still a legitimate debate over the role of humans in climate change.

“The so-called Climate Commission is a Labor government-appointed committee of known climate alarmists, selectively appointed ... to further the cause of global warming alarmism,” he said following today's release of the commission's first report.

“I think everybody should take anything they say with a grain of salt,” Senator Minchin said.

“What's most offensive is (climate commissioner) Will Steffen suggesting the scientific debate is over.

“That's nonsense because there is a very lively scientific debate about the role of human-induced Co2 emissions in climate change.”

The Climate Commission report says the world has at best 10 years to cut carbon emissions or it will face dangerous atmospheric warming and sea level rises. Professor Steffen also called today for an end to “fruitless, phoney” debate, saying climate change denial is a luxury the world can no longer afford.

Senator Minchin said the new report did nothing to further Labor's case for a carbon tax.
“What I think is most frustrating in all of this is this report provides no basis for Australia acting unilaterally on a carbon tax,” he said.

“Given we are responsible for about one per cent of the world's emissions of CO2 and when it's clear that China's additional emissions over the next few decades will completely swamp any reductions in our emissions, anything Australia does will be utterly pointless and have no impact whatsoever on the global climate.”