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When you don't fit an agenda, then you can't ask a question.   Let's get that straight - that's the basic Leftstream Journalism method.  If it don't fit, then kill the question.  It reminds me of a modified quote by socialist-murderer Josef Stalin quote, "If there is a man, there is a problem.  No man, no problem."  Only in this case, when its science that should entertain all questions, when 'there is a question, there is a problem.  No question, no problem.'

Solution:  Ask Lots of Questions, especially with authority.

Global warming promoter and alarmist Stephen Schneider once believed in Global Cooling.   So he's getting asked questions by filmmaker Phelim McAleer who did the expose documentary, "Not Evil, Just Wrong" about the climate hysteria.   McAleer asks about the emails in Climategate - some of which were Stephen Schneider's.   Schneider attempts to discredit rather than even admit, as the University of East Anglia and Phil Jones has, are real emails.

So they attempt to shut down the Press (McAleer was accredited as a journalist along with his cameraman) by grabbing his microphone, having Schneider's assistant talk to him, getting a Security Guard to threaten him and then avoid him.

So much for both Free Speech, Free Press and the art of Science and Questions.   These scientists might readily recall and revile the Catholic Church's (and others) attempt to shut down science five hundred years ago or more with threats and ignorance.  And now they don't see how the shoe fits?