Finally dehammer ... finally.
Lets consider first your first reference. Did you read it? Did you notice it was first published in 1995? That means it is at least 12 years old. Did you notice it was published by the Hoover Institution? Do you know what the Hoover Institution is?
Probably not so I'll help you with this one:
http://www.hoover.org Go to their web site.
Now click on "About Hoover"
Now read their own description of themselves
"The Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, Stanford University, is a public policy research center devoted to advanced study of politics, economics, and political economy?both domestic and foreign?as well as international affairs."
Do you see the word science there?
How about the word climatology?
How about the word meteorology?
How about the word research?
I didn't either.
Want me to kick the dust out of hyour other references or can you take a hint?
Not one of them comes from a researcher or research lab. I asked you to point to any evidence that supported your posturing. You pointed to other people posturing. Do you understand what we do at universities? We you understand the concept of academic freedom? Do you understand the concept of peer review? It would seem not.
