Now that we know that it always was a hoax

We now know of the hoax of anthropogenic (human-caused) global warming.  The revealed emails show the manipulation of information.  There is nothing left to doubt except the leftist politicians.  But what do we do now?  Here are some ideas:

1) Ask Honda and Toyota to produce diesels instead of hybrids.

2) Challenge Congress on the Cap & Trade tax excuse.  Challenge them to shelve it entirely.  And return any tax dollars disbursed to reinforce this hoax.

3) Challenge President Obama to apologize for his error.

4) Challenge Al Gore to apologize.

5) Challenge the emergent and postmodern theologians to apologize and remediate their accompanying theological errors.

Of course there is much more that we can do.  But we must begin by actively communicating with the apologists.

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