But that wasn't enough, Morano saw fit to write that "His wife, the Boston-born Susan Boyd-Bowman, actually surrendered her U.S. citizenship to become a UK citizen...Though she lists her primary residence as Lexington, MA, she only has a U.S. resident visa."
That came from Steve Milloy at Junkscience.com, which elicited this priceless pair of comments from someone named Frank Dias:
By the time they were done, there was plenty of evidence making it clear why Emanuel might feel (to some extent) the way he did. Or why others witnessing this sorry episode might now feel the same way. Way to go, guys.
It's clear now that this is an accepted strategy by these people to terrorize -- yes, it's a form of terrorism -- scientists who speak up on climate science. It's deliberate, it's purposeful, and it's cyberterrorism.
I wonder if Anthony Watts has denied these threats?
I guess one benefit of the increased spying on Murricans, is that mouth-breathers threatening violence every time they encounter cognitive dissonance can more readily be caught...
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Well, Watts himself was once terrorized in his very own office by, um, a female Harvard biology PhD in her '50s whose internet avatar is a mouse. and who came to his office and, and, and... asked to speak to him! Oh the horror.
ReplyDeleteActually Watts' account of this is a laugh riot. Basically he took the approach of neglecting to describe the extremely non-threatening qualities of his assailant while playing up the entirely verbal "assault" (the actual nature of which was to ask some hard questions, and even to add a couple on her way out while complying with a request to leave). Anyway, this one-sided description led his readers to wail about how Anthony's very life must have been in danger from some brute of an alarmist. I wonder if it's still posted.