Meteorologist Dr. Roy Spencer and Dr. John Christy are famous climate science doubters. Both scientists question the extreme nature of the Al Gore climate science. They are not global warming deniers, but that isn’t good enough for the left. They are probably thinking about killing them.
A total of seven shots were fired into the National Space Science and Technology Center (NSSTC) building at UAH last weekend. That is the building where both professors’ offices are housed.
All bullets hit the 4th floor, where John Christy’s office is located.
The shots were fired on Earth Day evening, not long after the March for Science passed right by the building.
The shots were likely fired by a passing car, police say.
But that has been written off as a coincidence by the powers that be. Local news reports that UAH police are calling it a “random shooting”.
Seven Belgian 5.7 millimeter bullets which hit windows and bricks around John Christy’s office from 70 yards away was a “random” occurrence police say.
Investigators can’t figure out the motive!
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If someone shot at Bill Nye’s windows at the same time as a Trump march went by, what would the reaction be in the media?
John R. Christy is a professor of Atmospheric Science and Director of the Earth System Science Center of the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Christy has been Alabama State Climatologist since November 2000. Christy only questions the hysterical version of climate change science.
Roy Warren Spencer is a meteorologist, Principal Research Scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, and the U.S. Science Team leader for the Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer on NASA’s Aqua satellite.
Like Dr. Christy, he doesn’t “deny global warming”. They both disagree with its seriousness and the level of human involvement in warming.
That’s not good enough for the extremists. It’s a religion after all.
CORRECTION: We inadvertently associated Dr. Spencer with DeSmog Blog, which represents the opposite viewpoint.
h/t Jim Soviero
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