Intellectual Dodos and the Evolution of Climate Change

Marc Shepperd chronicles the kinder, gentler Kyoto and the rising tide of skepticism at the American Thinker.

Here`s a small taste, one which should excite my Darwinian friends:

This continued turgidity in the face of evolving contrary science places the eco-maniacs in the unenviable position of having to substantiate their ongoing alarmism to the rational amongst their believing ranks. Meanwhile, more and more nations are accepting the need for human reaction to what may or may not be the result of any demonstrable human action. Subsequently, alarmists will soon be forced to deal with the science and economics of climate shift, rather than their mankind stinks politics - something they're pitifully even less qualified to do.

The Mauritius Dodo Bird (Raphus cucullatus) has been extinct for over 300 years. As with most unfortunate outcomes on the planet, its demise as a species has been widely attributed to the actions of mankind (Homo sapiens). Be that as it may, the same forces which demanded adaptation from the doomed flightless bird will ultimately and rightly demand it of all obstacles to human survival and advancement.

Be they unyielding treaties (Kyoto accordis) or stridently foolish alarmists (Skyis fallinonus), those that cannot respond to changes around them shall not endure on this Earth (Terra firma).

Intellectual natural selection should weed out the Gang Green; their hysteria will, if Mr. Shepperd is correct, be smashed on the jagged shoals of reality. Of course, they will simply move on to the next prophecy of doom...