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3. Science-gate | Mark Fiore's Animated Cartoon Site
See who else is behind the "Climate-gate" emails that were release right before the Copenhagen climate summit. Who else is calling people idiots and letting their personal biases ...
Mark Fiore, a Bay Area cartoonist and winner of the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning, appears every Thursday on SFGate.by Mark Fiore | Archive | ');document.write('
Science Gate: Car Operating Manual. When driving a car most owners do not take into consideration what their rides consist of and how those components operate.
Don't pay any attention to the Copenhagen climate summit, we all know science is a myth! Just look at the crazy lies Galileo and Einstein conjured. Mark Fiore offers his personal ...
