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James Delingpole promotes Killing the Earth to Save It in Perth

A nice account of James Dellingpole’s book launch in Perth from my good friend Matt Hayden:

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Matt offers some interesting observations about the changing demographics of Climate change sceptics but I can’t help wondering what our favourite decaf soy latte drinker would have thought of the whole thing.

Cheers Comrades

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By Iain Hall in AGW and climate change, AGW true believers, Australian Politics, Blogging, Carbon Trading, Cute, Global Warming, God bothering, Green Hypocrites, Journalism, Living with Nature, The Green religion on April 19, 2012.

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GD says:

April 20, 2012 at 1:30 AM

James Delingpole’s ‘Watermelons’ was an excellent read. I look forward to reading this one.

‘Watermelons’ complete title was ‘Watermelons: How the Environmentalists are Killing the Planet, Destroying the Economy and Stealing Your Children’s Future’.

Despite this being a most apt title for Australia, it was thought our leftists sensibilities couldn’t cope with that. It was published as:

‘Killing the Planet to Save It’

James’ talks are almost booked out. Melbourne (of all places) has changed venues to accommodate more people.

It is a welcome sign that younger people are now attending events such as this book launch.

Thanks, Matt for the blog post. Btw, I too am wondering what our favourite decaf soy latte drinker would have thought of the whole thing.
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