Horatius
NWO Kitty Wrangler
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A lot of Ctists argue that the NIST report can't be trusted, in part because the government-paid scientists and engineers would be reluctant to endanger their paychecks. They argue that no one would risk being fired from their government backed job by speaking out against the political influence allegedly used to force NIST into supporting the "official" story of 9/11.
I would like all the CTists to take a look at this week's commentay by James Randi (you know him, he's the "JR" part of "JREF"). This part in particular:
http://www.randi.org/jr/2006-12/122106wise.html#i4
This notes the issue of a report critisizing the political interference with science that has taken place under the Bush administration. It was endorsed by over 10,000 scientists.
I'd like the CTists to please explain what effect the existence of these scientists has on their belief that NIST can't be trusted at all, due to their dependence on government money. Please remember that these people are as dependent on government funding as NIST is, but they also are willing to bite the hand that feeds them.
Does it have any effect at all? Why or why not?
I would like all the CTists to take a look at this week's commentay by James Randi (you know him, he's the "JR" part of "JREF"). This part in particular:
http://www.randi.org/jr/2006-12/122106wise.html#i4
This notes the issue of a report critisizing the political interference with science that has taken place under the Bush administration. It was endorsed by over 10,000 scientists.
I'd like the CTists to please explain what effect the existence of these scientists has on their belief that NIST can't be trusted at all, due to their dependence on government money. Please remember that these people are as dependent on government funding as NIST is, but they also are willing to bite the hand that feeds them.
Does it have any effect at all? Why or why not?