It appears that Mussolini never actually said that. http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Talk:Benito_Mussolini

Actually, it was. Don't believe the current rewriting of US History, just read the writings of founding fathers like Jefferson and Franklin.

They certainly weren't atheists. The Declaration is one proof of that. Most were deists which, at the time, was a very standard religious view among the more intellectual people, including Jefferson and Franklin. And they most certainly believed in religious freedom.

Yes, and the record isn't suspect because as soon as it's started there appears to be a warming trend. Too bad the record doesn't go back centuries and millenia before some dudes started writing temps down.

Do you actually enjoy spouting such BS? Do you wait with bated breath for the moments that you get to throw these rocks of ridiculousness? You have no idea what oppression is, but you are welcome to travel to Iran and experience on a level that is worthy of you.

Just because we know something doesn't mean we can do it or take advantage of it. I know what it takes to dunk a basketball on a 10' goal, but I sure as hell can't actually do it, no matter how badly I want it or how hard I work at it.

How does hydrogen sustain a human population? Man does not live by H alone.

They can use that tax money to hire bodyguards for the kids to walk around at the playground while playing Angry Birds on their smartphones/tablets. It's a win-win situation; keeping kids safe and employing hard-up people.

You seem to have edited out part of the entry: In 1996, Allègre opposed the removal of carcinogenic asbestos from the Jussieu university campus in Paris, describing it as harmless and dismissing concerns about it as a form of "psychosis created by leftists".[6] The campus' asbestos is deemed[by whom?] to have killed 22 people and caused serious health problems in 130 others.[7] Who deemed it? Snoopy? God? Steve Jobs?

How can we be sure that we have been accurately recording global temps since 1850? Have the same conditions and instruments been used that entire time?

Google corporatocracy. It's a valid term. The others, not so much... yet. lol.

That is a completely inaccurate comparison. When you buy a movie ticket you are only purchasing the right(as a service not a product) to sit in that particular theater at the particular time on that particular date and watch a copy of the movie on a screen. Nothing more.

What about books? They take a long time to wear out. Should the author and publisher make $$ every time that new book is sold used to someone else? No, that's just stupid. And it's stupid for physical software, too(used is never 100% identical to brand new).

GM never had a million franchises. You're a math idiot.

There's plenty of evidence discovered recently that point to the pyramids not being built by slaves. But don't let that get in the way of your argument. Preach on!