>>> I don't know if this will help Steyn's case or not . . . But I like it.
Yes. Sure hope it helps his appeal. Like Steyn - especially when he would fill in for Rush Limbaugh.
Cannuck judiciary showing better sense than "Merican - whooda thunk it.
Man has also refused to this day to submit his 'programs' (not just data) to peer review. He HAS been shown to have omitted a particular set of data from 'his proprietary dataset'.
Another travesty, along same lines of fraud, was the NASA deletion of a tremendous amount of RAW(climate) satellite data - should have been criminally prosecuted.
Satellite data for climate use is always heavily massaged with 'data corrections/adjustments/etc' and ONLY the RAW data can be used for getting to the truth of matters.
Ya might get a kick out of THIS 'grok' reply to a fraud question. It is one of those GIGO results, imo.
I hold 'government and university ethics investigation in deep disrespect - trust is non-existent, for me, for those two; CYA rules both those orgs. So, take the Grok answer with a salt-mine sized grain of salt. My brief review at the time came to far different conclusions. I did see real fraud and deliberate misinformation and suppression of results. Grok asserts udder-wise.
What are the particulars about the university in UK fraud in climate change emails several years ago
Shortcut to answer: http://x.com/i/grok?conversation=1919229419584987628
lengthy, but interesting.

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