Looks like our favourite fabulist (or someone who writes and thinks exactly like him) is busy editing the Wikipedia page on Christopher Monckton. William Connolley (or "failed Green Party candidate in the pay of a convicted internet-gaming fraudster and money-launderer") has the details.
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Naturally enough, there is a wiki article [[Christopher Monckton, 3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley]]. And of course what to say about his views on GW is a source of controversy: being wiki, it can't just say he is talkin' tosh, it has to be more polite.
Unlike certain anons, who make comments…
Via dubious routes I ended up at the bizarre http://wattsupwiththat.com/2009/12/22/william-connolley-and-wikipedia-turborevisionism/. Unfortunately I didn't get to see the original version. In what is presumably deliberate irony, he has coined the term "Turborevisionism" to describe his own…
Which is a shame, because I've defended him in the past. But then he did go Emeritus in 2011 so perhaps this is all to be expected.
Its not terribly exciting I'm afraid. There is a piece of tat in the Euresis Journal, whatever that is, called Climate Science: Is it currently designed to answer…
My previous post refers. There are lots more things to say; this post doesn't really say any of them but veers off at a tangent. Let me know if you get bored.
The tangent to start with is "no-one from outside understand how wikipedia works". An obvious example of this is Lawrence Solomon (my…
> Monckton was an unsuccessful candidate for a Conservative seat in the House of Lords in a March 2007 [...] Not being a Freemason, he received no votes in the election
The conspiracy theories get better and better. Maybe it's time to write a Climatatus! trilogy.
c.f. from a little over a year ago, Did Lord Monckton fabricate a claim on his Wikipedia page?
2 Barry,
Note that Lord Munchkin always folds when pressed. This incorrigible liar (or delusionist- how to tell?) is full of bluster and threats of legal action until his bluff is called.
Still, he's a star in the deniosphere, which tells us something. ;)
I always enjoy a re-read of http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2007/may/06/observerreview.climat… whenever Discount Monckton pops up from behind the parapet.
"Not being a Freemason"
i'm going to find this phrase very useful in the future.