Watch this space: ‘Oregon County Suing Exxon Adds Art Robinson’s OISM as a Defendant’

For the latest readers arriving to this blog, I periodically have short descriptions of upcoming material under the “Watch this space” title. Up next, I already dissected the spectacular blunders surrounding the Multnomah v Exxon lawsuit in August 2023; that bizarre filing effort looks like little more than an ineptly plagiarized copy of Puerto Rico v Exxon. On Oct 4, Multnomah County amended its filing to add two more defendants; smart move perhaps, to add some haplessly PC enviro-correct gas company in hopes they’ll knuckle under and pay a giant settlement fee; big, big, BIG mistake to add the “Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine,” internationally known in the climate issue for its Oregon Petition Project of 31,000+ names of science-based people questioning the anti-science notion of catastrophic man-caused global warming. Energy company defendants rely on their attorneys to kick the can down the road concerning legal technicalities on whether these cases involve state or Federal court authority. Any potential defendant who’s questioned the IPCC/Al Gore side of the issue from the beginning – the Heartland Institute, CFACT, vilified skeptic climate scientists / Art Robinson – isn’t going to waste time on esoteric court jurisdictional trash.

Meanwhile, please do scroll down this page for my completed posts, and return soon to see how the next one coming up will fill in this space.