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He won a Nobel Prize. Then he started denying climate change.

John Clauser shared the Nobel in physics last year. Now he’s a self-described ‘denier’ of the overwhelming scientific consensus on a warming planet.

By Maxine Joselow

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Physicist John F. Clauser last year at his home in Walnut Creek, Calif. Clauser jointly won a Nobel Prize in physics with two other scientists. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

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BALTIMORE — At a fiery news conference at the Four Seasons hotel here Tuesday, speakers denounced climate change as a hoax perpetrated by a “global cabal” including the United Nations, the World Economic Forum and many leaders of the Catholic Church.

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It might have seemed like a fringe event, except for one speaker’s credentials. John F. Clauser shared the Nobel Prize in physics last year before declaring Tuesday that “there is no climate crisis” — a claim that contradicts the overwhelming scientific consensus.

The event showcased Clauser’s remarkable shift since winning one of the world’s most prestigious awards for his groundbreaking experiments with light particles in the 1970s. His recent denial of global warming has alarmed top climate scientists, who warn that he is using his stature to mislead the public about a planetary emergency.

Clauser, 80, who has a booming voice and white hair he often leaves uncombed, has brushed off these concerns. He says skepticism is a key part of the scientific process.

“There was overwhelming consensus that what I was doing was pointless” in the 1970s, he said in an interview after the news conference. “It took 50 years for my work to win the prize. That’s how long it takes for opinions to change.”

Tuesday’s event was organized by the Deposit of Faith Coalition, a group of more than a dozen Catholic organizations that argues that “those pushing the anti-God and anti-family climate agenda need to be called out and exposed.” Clauser, who is an atheist, needed some convincing to be the keynote speaker, a coalition spokesman acknowledged.

The other speakers included Marc Morano, a former Republican congressional staffer who runs a website that rejects mainstream climate science, and Alex Newman, a journalist for right-wing media outlets who has called for exposing the “climate scam.” Both men took multiple jabs at former vice president Al Gore and his 2006 documentary about the dangers of climate change.

Clauser, who wore a gray blazer with black jeans and Teva sandals, appeared buoyant as he took the stage. He cycled through a PowerPoint presentation that began with the exclamation: “Great news! There is no climate crisis!”

“Much as it may upset many people, my message is the planet is not in peril,” Clauser told an audience of roughly a dozen people in the hotel conference room and others watching online. “I call myself a climate denier,” he added. “I’ve been told that’s not politically correct. So I guess I’m a climate crisis d-word person.”

Clauser bragged that he met privately with President Biden in the Oval Office last year, when the 2022 Nobel Prize winners were invited to the White House. He said he criticized Biden’s climate and energy policies, to which he said the president replied: “Sounds like right-wing science.”

The Washington Post could not confirm this account; a White House spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

‘Pure garbage’

The vast majority of climate scientists agree that global warming will have catastrophic consequences for current and future generations. They warn that heat waves, famines and infectious diseases could claim millions of additional lives by century’s end if humanity does not rapidly reduce emissions from the burning of fossil fuels.

The influence of climate deniers has waned over the past several decades, as the science has become clearer and the impacts of global warming have become starker. But a small group of vocal skeptics — including several prominent physicists — has persisted.

Clauser, who has never published a peer-reviewed paper on climate change, has homed in on one message in particular: Earth’s temperature is primarily determined by cloud cover, not carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels. He has concluded that clouds have a net cooling effect on the planet, so there is no climate crisis.

Michael Mann, a climate scientist at the University of Pennsylvania, said that argument is “pure garbage” and “pseudoscience.”

The “best available evidence” shows that clouds actually have a net warming effect, Mann said in an email. “In physics, we call that a ‘sign error’ — it’s the sort of error a freshman is embarrassed to be caught having made,” he said.

Andrew Dessler, a professor of atmospheric sciences at Texas A&M University, agreed.

“Clouds amplify warming,” Dessler said in an email, adding, “The scientific community has spent the last century studying [climate change] and, at this point, virtually everything that’s happening has been predicted. John Clauser and his ilk ignore this because they are not advancing serious scientific critiques.”

But Anton Zeilinger, an Austrian physicist who shared the Nobel Prize with Clauser last year, said in an interview that he has “very high respect” for Clauser’s scientific rigor, although he cautioned that he is not an expert on climate science.

In 1972, Clauser conducted groundbreaking experiments on quantum entanglement, a process in which two or more particles are coupled so that any change in one particle triggers a simultaneous change in the other, even if they are separated by vast distances. The experiments confirmed a phenomenon that Albert Einstein had famously referred to as “spooky action at a distance.” They also paved the way for technologies such as quantum computers, which can solve problems too complex for classical computers.

“Einstein, when he proposed his ideas, was considered crazy and an outsider,” said Zeilinger, a professor of physics emeritus at the University of Vienna. “It has happened in science that the majority was dead wrong. I have no idea if that is the case here, but science has to be open to debate.”

‘A skeptical streak’

Some physicists have made crucial contributions to the world’s understanding of climate change. In 2021, the Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to scientists Syukuro Manabe of the United States and Klaus Hasselmann of Germany for work that laid the foundation for current climate models.

Others have made a name for themselves as climate contrarians.

William Happer, a professor emeritus of physics at Princeton University, has argued that global warming is good for humanity. Under President Donald Trump, Happer served as a senior director on the National Security Council, where he oversaw a controversial initiative to reassess the federal government’s analysis of climate science.

Richard Lindzen, a retired MIT physicist, has similarly criticized what he has called “climate alarmism.” And Steven E. Koonin, a physicist who served as the Energy Department’s undersecretary for science under President Barack Obama, wrote the best-selling book “Unsettled: What Climate Science Tells Us, What It Doesn’t, and Why It Matters.”

“There is a skeptical streak in the physics community regarding climate science,” Nadir Jeevanjee, a research physical scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, wrote in a recent critique of Koonin’s book.

In an interview, Jeevanjee said that while climate science is based in physics, not all physicists are experts in climate science. But that hasn’t stopped some distinguished physicists from portraying themselves as experts and sowing doubt, he said.

“When they talk, people listen,” said Jeevanjee, who emphasized that he was speaking on behalf of himself and not NOAA. “It stokes the flames of denial.”

Some physicists who reject the scientific consensus on climate change have received funding from fossil fuel companies. Wei-Hock “Willie” Soon, an astrophysicist who claims that variations in the sun’s energy have caused most global warming, accepted more than $1.2 million from the fossil fuel industry from 2005 to 2015 while failing to disclose that conflict of interest in most scientific papers.

Clauser said he does not receive any money from oil, gas and coal interests.

“If I go to Asia, I get a huge honorarium for giving talks,” he said in the interview after Tuesday’s event. “But this conference hasn’t given me an honorarium for coming here. The best I get is airfare and hotel. I’m just living off savings.”

In June, Clauser gave the keynote address at a conference on quantum information science in Seoul, telling the audience that “I don’t believe there is a climate crisis.” The speech came a month after he joined the board of directors of the CO2 Coalition, a group that contends carbon dioxide is beneficial for the planet.

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In search of an audience

Clauser has not been welcomed everywhere. In July, he was scheduled to deliver a seminar on climate models to the International Monetary Fund’s Independent Evaluation Office, but then the event was “summarily canceled” with no explanation, the CO2 Coalition said in a statement at the time.

On Tuesday, Clauser said he was initially told the event would be reformatted as a debate with an author of a report by the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. But that idea “never went anywhere,” he said.

Asked for comment, a spokesperson for the office declined to comment on the record and did not respond to follow-up questions about whether the event might be rescheduled.

Clauser’s message also may be reaching a limited audience. Of the roughly dozen people at the news conference in Baltimore, two were journalists and several others were members of the Deposit of Faith Coalition.

Asked about the smaller crowd, Clauser, who has emphysema caused by smoking cigarettes in his younger years, took a puff of his inhaler and shrugged.

“I get a reasonable amount of fan mail, some of which comes from people who claim to be climate scientists,” he said. “Most of it is very positive.”

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Conservative Christian Coalition Urges Defunding of US Bishops and Liberal Churches to Combat Marxist Ideology

By Allan Stein

7/21/2023

A coalition of conservative Christian groups advocates defunding the “Religious Left” and its support of the Democrat Party.

The Deposit of Faith Coalition called on the U.S. government to end its funding of politically liberal churches and U.S. Catholic bishops who promote radical leftist causes.

The coalition of 10 separate Christian organizations, including Church Militant, hosted a press conference in Washington, on July 20 to expose government funding to promote an “anti-America Democrat Party agenda.”

“Through the decades, these groups have received billions in taxpayer dollars, which they’ve used to promote the radical America-last policies of the Democrat Party—such as gun control, open border, climate change paranoia, and religious censorship,” the coalition wrote in a press release.

Catholic worshippers signal toward protesters outside St. Mary’s Cathedral during the pontifical requiem Mass for Cardinal George Pell in Sydney, Australia, on Feb. 2, 2023. (Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images)

The coalition proposes three ways to defund these organizations.

One is to stop Congressional appropriation committees from granting them contracts.

Another is to require leftist churches to publish tax filings through an amended IRS code.

A third is to revoke tax-exempt status for politically oriented religious organizations.’

Immediately before the press conference, the coalition held a prayer rally in front of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in the nation’s capital.

The coalition believes the USCCB is Catholic in name only and a leading sponsor of radical anti-American programs.

The press conference featured four guest speakers who discussed controversial topics essential to maintaining personal liberty and freedom.

Trevor Loudon of New Zealand, author, and Epoch Times contributor started the discussion with “the Man-Made Climate Change Hoax,” beginning with the early environmental movement of the 1960s.

Freedom and Prosperity

Mr. Loudon countered leftist climate change doctrine with the religious teaching of The Bible.

“The message of The Bible is that the Earth is here for us. You follow God’s laws, you be a good steward, and bounty is what you can expect,” Mr. Loudon said.

“There is unlimited potential in this world because we are creative beings who can solve any problem if we have the liberty to do so. And that is the key point—the liberty to do so.”

“The message is very clear: the Christian view brings freedom and prosperity. And the Catholic bishops are now standing directly in opposition to that view. They’re standing with the Marxists. They’re backing the climate-change extremists.”

“The Green movement is the 'watermelon' movement. It’s green on the outside but universally red in the middle.”

William Wagner, president of the Great Lakes Justice Center, discussed Michigan’s new “Hate Speech Law” and how it enables arbitrary enforcement to undermine free speech and conscience.

The new law carries both a fine and potential jail time for "misgendering" transgender people.

“We get to a place very quickly if you want to make up truth and suppress truth and ideas with which you disagree, and you have the power of government to do so, while why don’t we just make a law?” Mr. Wagner said.

Hundreds of illegal immigrants seeking asylum line for Immigration Customs Enforcement appointments outside of the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York City, on June 6, 2023. (David Dee Delgado/Getty Images)

“The free exercise of religious conscience and the freedom of speech is the constitutional rule of law in this nation that limits the exercise of government power.”

Mr. Wagner conceded that freedom of speech is not absolute—because one cannot use slander, libel, or threats against another without legal consequences.

“You can’t go into a bank and say you’ve got a bomb, and I’m going to blow up this bank unless you give me all the money. And when you get arrested, you can’t say you’ve got a First Amendment right to say that,” Mr. Wagner said.

Using child pornography as another example, Mr. Wagner said: “You can’t make a movie of a child and exploit a child, and then say, ‘Hey, I’m exercising my First Amendment rights.’ Those kinds of things have never been considered [free] speech and are not protected by the First Amendment.”

Tyranny of 'Hate Speech' Laws

“That is why what you see is an attempt by the Left to add another thing called hate speech. The problem is that they are regulating ideas, regulating viewpoints, regulating sacred viewpoints. And they’re putting a label on it to make it sound good.”

“Here’s the problem. Perhaps the most troubling are the provisions that unconstitutionally make citizens criminally punishable for their idea and viewpoints.”

Sheena Rodriguez, president and founder of the Alliance for a Safe Texas, spoke about illegal immigration and child trafficking, linking an international coalition of organizations such as the UN, religious charities, and non-government organizations (NGOs) fueling the crisis.

Gun-rights activist Jotham holds his M&P15 rifle and a sign with his daughter, Valina, 3, carrying her Savage .22 caliber during a "National Day of Resistance" rally at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Feb. 23, 2013. (Rick Bowmer/AP Photo)

Ms. Rodriguez said current government policies incentivize the crisis, “thrusting [illegal immigrants] into a modern-day slavery scheme.”

“What if I told you this is being done under what some may perceive as a distortion of fundamental Christian principles?”

Ms. Rodriguez said the global immigration crisis exists because of a belief that international law supersedes the domestic law of sovereign nations and states.

“It operates under the proclamation of the UN that migration is a human right, often echoing far-Left rhetorical lines, such as no one is illegal,” she said.

“Many of these international and domestic organizations are simultaneously working against U.S. immigration laws with assistance from the Biden administration, which has fueled this massive, modern-day slavery scheme in the most massive, unprecedented scale in modern history.”

A grade school girl takes part in a Manila public forum on child pornography, also attended by UN officials and local movie actors in Manila on June 5, 2009. (Jay Directo/AFP/Getty Images)

Gun rights activist Zoe Warren, host of "2A For Today," discussed firearms ownership under the Constitution as a bulwark against government tyranny.

Mr. Warren said the purpose of the Second Amendment is to “neutralize tyranny,” citing a well-funded strategic effort by the political left to “cause America to schism” and to become powerless in the face of government overreach.

“Your right to bear arms comes from God, not from government,” said Mr. Warren, adding that gun ownership is an “impediment and restraint” to political oppression.

“And by tyranny, I mean trespassing on our God-given rights,” he said.

The USCCB press office did not respond to an email from The Epoch Times asking for the Catholic Church's reply to the comments made by Deposit of Faith Coalition delegates.

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A NEW COALITION TO BEAT BACK AMERICA’S LIBERAL BISHOPS

A move to defend the Deposit of Faith.

July 10, 2023

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USHERING IN THE DEMISE OF THE WEST

Joseph Stalin's plan to destroy the Church.

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Ever since the sham investigation by the Vatican into Bp. Joseph Strickland a couple weeks back, we've been thinking there's much more at work here than just going after a bishop who posts Catholic truth on social media.

You've got to follow the bouncing ball here — but really, only just a little. The order came from the Congregation of Bishops in Rome to get to Tyler, Texas, and tell him politely to shut up. Stop going on about the Deposit of Faith and Catholic truth and all that stuff. Shut up, Joe.

But ask the question, How did Rome, the newly appointed head of the bishops' congregation in Rome, even know of Strickland?

Well, obviously somebody alerted him (read: the enemies of the Church here in the United States, inside the Church). For the record, that doesn't exactly narrow down the list of suspects, but what we can be certain of is that whoever made the initial reports, it would not have happened if the likes of Cupich or DiNardo or even the apostolic nuncio had not been called first.

Backstabbing bishops not only resent orthodoxy; they also resent America.[

Whoever reported it, one or more of these cowardly backstabbers in the USCCB agreed with it and said it would be good.

But ask a further question: These backstabbing bishops not only resent orthodoxy; they also resent America. "America last" is their cheer — as we highlighted in some recent Vortex episodes, that belief in socialism/communism as being superior to capitalism goes way back in the DNA timeline of the U.S. bishops.

It is almost impossible to stumble across a bishop who professes orthodoxy — like a Strickland — without also finding a political conservative at the same time. So if the loser-bishop gang could take out Strickland, or quietly arrange for it behind the scenes, they could actually kill two birds with one stone, a faithful and patriotic Catholic American.

The backstabbing bishop crowd can crow on about their Marxist political crap whenever they want, but a faithful bishop cannot be allowed to talk about conservative "America first" policies under any circumstances.

So for a double reason, Strickland had to go. They haven't made it official yet, but they will. The Marxists in the Church are always working behind the scenes to get what they want. So this raised the further question of switching focus from the bishops' lack of supernatural faith to their constant pushing and promoting of the Democratic Party agenda (read: communism), all dressed up as religious, of course, but communism nonetheless.

So a number of us got talking and decided to form what we call the "Deposit of Faith Coalition," a group of more than a dozen Catholic or largely Catholic-led outfits sick of the bishops' use of U.S. tax money to undermine the nation.

They use the money of the faithful to undermine the Faith, but they also use the money of Americans to undermine America. So we have decided to take this fight to them — the political fight as well as the spiritual one.

On Thursday, July 20, the Deposit of Faith Coalition will sponsor, first, a prayer rally outside of the headquarters of the bishops' conference in D.C. at 11 a.m. that will go to 11:45. Then, starting at 1 p.m., the coalition will be hosting a large press conference with politically conservative media outlets to explain to them how the bishops are using U.S. tax dollars to help destroy America by pushing the Democrats' agenda under the guise of "social justice."

We will have four expert speakers making presentations in each of the following areas where the bishops have been complicit in undermining America: (1) the illegal immigration issue, (2) the climate change issue, (3) the gun control issue and (4) the religious censorship and anti-free speech issue.

The assembled media will be free, obviously, to ask questions of the experts at the end of each session, and then scrum with the speakers afterward. This will finally begin to shine a spotlight on the political corruption of the U.S. hierarchy outside the Catholic bubble (which is actually controlled by them). This will be the kickoff event, in a major way, right in their own backyard, but it will not be the last.

Church Militant will be livestreaming all of it beginning at 12:30 and wrapping up our coverage at 3 p.m., ET. All that information and further details are available by clicking on the provided link.

This is a first-time event ever in the Catholic world, a press conference highlighting all of this with non–bishop-controlled media covering it: It's high time someone pushed back against all of it.

The bishops embraced Saul Alinksy way back, and it's been a nonstop love affair ever since for decades. And almost no one has told that story. Now we are seeing all over America the fulfillment of that wicked alliance as the nation crumbles under the weight of communism, with the bishops stepping on the gas under the guise of "charity."

This is a monumental effort on the part of us involved, and taking this on has a hefty price tag, as you can imagine. To help us financially with this much-needed endeavor and make a donation, please use the form below where you can make your tax-deductible gift to help choke off the bishops' money supply of your tax dollars.

There are three avenues where the bishops can be hit financially.

First, they can simply have their funding cut off by Congress, where various appropriations committees shovel hundreds of millions of dollars to them each year.

Second, the IRS code can be amended so that the bishops are required to file public tax returns known as 990s, just like every other religious nonprofit. Currently, they are exempt from that, so it is nearly impossible to track the mountains of tax dollars handed to them. That is wrong. Americans should be able to know exactly how and where their money is being spent, no matter who is getting it.

Time to defund the U.S. bishops.[...

And third, their tax-exempt status can simply be revoked. They are deeply involved in politicking, and only for the Democrats, and that kind of blatant political engineering runs afoul of the entire spirit of the tax-exempt status.

If you are in that neck of the woods, please come to the prayer rally in front of the bishops' HQ on Thursday, July 20 at 11 a.m., ET. Spectators are also invited to attend the press conference at the National Press Club at 1 p.m., and seating will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

For those who cannot attend, again, you can watch the entire coverage, wall to wall, right here on Church Militant as we livestream this historic challenge to the U.S. bishops' destruction of the American Republic.

The pushback, they need to really understand, has begun, and in a big way. Please donate whatever you can to help us turn this thing around. Time to defund the U.S. bishops.

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the deposit of faith (Latin: depositum fidei or fidei depositum) is the body of revealed truth in the scriptures and sacred tradition proposed by the Roman Catholic Church for the belief of the faithful. The phrase has a similar use in the U.S. Episcopal Church for their own belief.

Catholic usage

The "sacred deposit" of the faith (depositum fidei) refers to the teachings of the Catholic Church that are believed to be handed down since the time of the Apostles – namely scripture and sacred tradition. St. Paul uses the Greek word paratheke ("deposit") in 1 Timothy 6:20: "O Timothy, guard what has been entrusted to you"; and again in 2 Timothy 1:14 "Guard this rich trust with the help of the holy Spirit that dwells within us" (NAB).^[1]

According to Dei Verbum, "Sacred tradition and Sacred Scripture form one sacred deposit of the word of God, committed to the Church [...] both of them, flowing from the same divine wellspring, in a certain way merge into a unity and tend toward the same end."^[2]

They are interpreted and transmitted through the magisterium, the teaching authority of the Catholic Church, which is entrusted to the pope and to the bishops in communion with him.^[3] On the occasion of the publication of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Pope John Paul II issued the apostolic constitution Fidei depositum, in which he said: "Guarding the deposit of faith is the mission which the Lord has entrusted to his Church and which she fulfils in every age."^[4]

According to Catholic theology, divine revelation ended with the death of the last apostle, John. The development of doctrine does not add to this revelation, nor does it increase the deposit of faith, but it increases the understanding of it.^[5] The Catechism of the Catholic Church states: "Even if the Revelation is already complete, it has not been made fully explicit; it remains for Christian faith gradually to grasp its full significance over the course of the centuries".^[6]

Episcopal Church in the USA

In the Episcopal Church, the "deposit of faith" refers to "[t]he saving revelation of Christ that has been given to the church, especially as known through biblical witness and tradition".^[7]

References

Catechism of the Catholic Church (2nd ed.). Libreria Editrice Vaticana. 2019. Paragraph 84.
"Dei verbum". www.vatican.va. Retrieved 2021-12-18.
Catechism of the Catholic Church (2nd ed.). Libreria Editrice Vaticana. 2019. Paragraphs 85, 100.
"Fidei Depositum (October 11, 1992) | John Paul II". www.vatican.va. Retrieved 2021-12-18.
"The Deposit of Faith And The Development of Doctrine". The Wanderer Newspaper. 2014-09-21. Archived from the original on 2019-07-10. Retrieved 2021-12-18.
Catechism of the Catholic Church (2nd ed.). Libreria Editrice Vaticana. 2019. Paragraph 64.
"Deposit of Faith, The". The Episcopal Church. Retrieved 2022-01-07.

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