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Report: Obama Believes The Most Important Issue of Second Term Is “Climate Change”…
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 17772998:MV8xODk1ODkwXzMxNjgxODk1X0NDNTdCODMy] [quote:Borian:MV8xODk1ODkwXzMxNjgxODgxX0QyMjE0RDZB] [quote:Anonymous Coward 17772998:MV8xODk1ODkwXzMxNjgxODYxXzRDQTI2MEU0] [quote:DILKe:MV8xODk1ODkwX0RDOTlEMTI5] President Obama is quoted in a New Yorker column [b][color=red]by hooked-in journalist[/color][/b] Ryan Lizza as believing the most important issue to address in his second term would be climate change “[i]Obama has an ambitious second-term agenda, which, at least in broad ways, his campaign is beginning to highlight. The President has said that the most important policy he could address in his second term is climate change (italics mine), one of the few issues that he thinks could fundamentally improve the world decades from now. He also is concerned with containing nuclear proliferation.”[/i] http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2012/06/obama_believes_the_most_important_issue_of_second_term_is_climate_change.html#ixzz1xV8haoRE [/quote] [quote:Anonymous Coward 10164827:MV8xODk1ODkwXzMxNjc4ODAwXzkyQTcyRkFG] Yes: climate change that THEY are causing with that damned HAARP toy of theirs. If they STOP heating the ionosphere and stop altering the weather, all will return back to normal. [/quote] Generally, I don't take American Stinker's claims for granted – especially not in before elections; I don’t believe Obama actually said that climate changes are “the most important issue”. Nevertheless… The Climate Changes are a statistically proven, empirically fact – [b]regardless if they are man-made or [color=red]not[/color][/b]. You can keep on believing that the record tornadoes, draughts, floods and heat waves are caused by the HAARP or any other magic devices – yet [b]climatologists predicted these effects decades ago[/b]. So many of you are buying into most preposterous doom prophecies based on numerology, vague interpretations of Biblical verses, “prophetic dreams” and mysticism while refusing to believe in the doom that is slowly unfolding in front of your very eyes. A vast majority of paranoid theories and doomsday prophecies are distraction from the real issues, hidden in a plain sight. * [/quote] When did the word "cyclic" leave scientific terms? [/quote] Can you elaborate your point, please? * [/quote]
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President Obama is quoted in a New Yorker column by hooked-in journalist Ryan Lizza as believing the most important issue to address in his second term would be climate change
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Obama has an ambitious second-term agenda, which, at least in broad ways, his campaign is beginning to highlight. The President has said that the most important policy he could address in his second term is climate change (italics mine), one of the few issues that he thinks could fundamentally improve the world decades from now. He also is concerned with containing nuclear proliferation.”
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