Found it at Gateway Pundit:
Some dumbass "professor" doing a graduation speech.
"...Sea levels will rise many tens, even hundreds of feet over a lifetime. Never mind New Orleans, cities like Miami, New York, Los Angeles and Houston will be under water. It wasn’t so long ago in the geological past that the Gulf of Mexico reached to Cape Girardeau, Missouri-- soon, in geological years, the Gulf of Mexico will be lapping at the southern end of Missouri again."
Read the rest here if you want:
Seriously -- can you believe these people aren't ashamed to open their mouths?
Thursday, May 24, 2007
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Yea this guy is really shameful...
Look at what he's doing when he's not spewing left wing nonsense..
I am involved in research, writing of text books at many levels, and public education in Natural Hazards risks and mitigation, as part of a national effort to help the public make decisions that save lives and property during natural disasters. Natural Hazards are discussed at length in my books Geologic Hazards, Natural Hazards, the Encyclopedia of Earth Science, and the in-press eight-volume Hazardous Earth series. This series is intended to provide readers with a readable, yet comprehensive account of natural geologic hazards, the geologic processes that create the hazards to humans, and what can be done to minimize their effects. Titles in the Hazardous Earth series present clear descriptions of plate tectonics and associated hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and soil and mineral hazards, as well as hazards from the interaction of the ocean, atmosphere, and land, such as tsunami, hurricanes, floods, and drought. After providing the reader with an in-depth knowledge of naturally hazardous processes, each volume gives vivid accounts of historic disasters and events that have shaped human history, and serve as examples for future generations.
Yes -- and praytell -- what do you say in your "books" -- you know -- to "minimize the effects of the harzards of Earth?"
Don't live near active volcanos?
Keep an eye in the sky for hurtling meteors?
Learn to swim in case of tsunami?
Good job, Poindexter.
Dear 2nd anonymous, I think that 1st anonymous was quoting the dipshit- not speaking for himself.
1st anonymous- learn how to use quotation marks when quoting a source.
2nd anonymous- learn how to interpret what other people are trying to say. Not everyone is as eloquent as I.
Dear 3rd anonymous,
Pack Sand.
"Diiyo" is not anonymous, but thanks for trying to help.
Dear DIIYO,
You knew what I meant. Don't make me go all AD HOMINEM on your ass.
Uh... you already did when you said "pack sand"... birkie.
Ohhhh -- will you pipe down? ... I can't believe you don't pipe down ... now just pipe down.
anonymouses,
Sorry for not putting quotes on that!
Regarding the first comment on disasters ... Are you saying it's not important to understand and plan for natural disasters. So, you are saying that we don't need to plan for tsunamis and volcanoes. We'll just let Brownie take care of it, I mean all those years taking care of Arabian horses and being Karl Roves college roommate... He'd do a hell of a job!! Jesus this is too easy.
I like how you put "books" in quotes like its a bad word. You and your gaw damn 'book' learnin', too funny.
What is with the disdain for professors? Do you live next to a nuclear power plant? Have you ever been treated for a disease?
Do you think that academic freedom subverts national security?
Should we harass and/or fire professors that don't produce results that fit neatly into our ideology?
What is the role of academics in your ideal society?
Should I pound sand now or later?
Disdain for professors?
Oh .. I don't know ... what is it about being a professor that makes people want to be for big government and socialism?
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