Last night, I saw the Greeley Tribune Publisher, Bart Smith, and the Editor, Randy Bangert, at a retirement gathering for 30 year plus Ag reporter, Bill Jackson.

Their continuing boldness in publishing my letters is always appreciated...never, taken for granted.

Roni -Volunteer Editor www.LandAndWaterUSA.com

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The claim that man has power and influence enough to make the globe hot and the climate change is a faith-based religion.

The basic difference between this religion, Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW), and more widely recognized religions lays in the fact they don’t use the word “God.”

This is very smart of them, for the Supreme Court determined one cannot mention the word “God” in teachings in elementary schools and universities. Nor should one co-mingle such with government. It’s that church and state thing.

AGW believers play in the field of their multiple gods, Gaia and Pantheism, thereby scooting right under thresholds and into classrooms where they teach these beliefs.

Pretend AGW believers are like creationists enjoying success in blocking evolutional theory.

Now, I’m kind of a pragmatic, “show me the science, show me the law, who’s financing you and who are you” old lady. What I’ve found is big private money, joined with federal subsidies, blocks scientific findings while financing the AGW religion.

Why? Follow the money. Promoting green industry policies, via the AGW religion connection, reaps big bucks for the dealers.

See Al Gore. Promoting AGW green stuff has made him a multi-multimillionaire. Compare his bounty to the meager salaries of scientists whose findings verifiably challenge him.

Mr. Gore gleefully splashes and wallows in his gluttony of self-enrichment, while said scientists are personally threatened, harassed, relegated to basements, FOIA’d, sued and denied debate. When you find the money changers you’ll find reason enough for their conjuring and perpetuation of falsehoods.

I would like to invite Mr. Paul Wigton, and any others who believe “as a species, we are running out of time for complete falsehoods to rule the day,” to debate Dr. Willie Soon, Dr. David Legates, Dr. Richard Lindzen or Mary.

Maybe The Tribune would sponsor such debate?

Roni Bell Sylvester, La Salle

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